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*[[Maine Power Rankings]] - last updated August 30th, 2015
*[[Maine Power Rankings]] - last updated August 30th, 2015
*[[Arizona Power Rankings]] - last updated November 27th, 2013
*[[Arizona Power Rankings]] - last updated November 27th, 2013
*[[Central Texas Power Rankings]] - last updated April 3, 2016
*[[Hawaii Melee Power Rankings]] - last updated July 11th, 2010
*[[Hawaii Melee Power Rankings]] - last updated July 11th, 2010
*[[Minnesota Power Rankings]] - last updated April 28th, 2014 (''Melee''),(''Smash 4''),(''Project M''), and September 4th, 2014 for (''Brawl'')
*[[Minnesota Power Rankings]] - last updated April 28th, 2014 (''Melee''),(''Smash 4''),(''Project M''), and September 4th, 2014 for (''Brawl'')

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Power Ranking, often shortened to PR, are lists that rank the professional and competitive smashers in a particular region in order of perceived skill level. It can be for a state, country, or even the world. They are designed to showcase and honour skilled players, and to encourage competitors to improve. The judgement and presentation of each area's Power Rankings is usually determined by panels of active players in the region's community, who are familiar with each person's abilities. However, the accuracy of the rankings is limited to the knowledge and understanding of the people in these panels. Separate sets of Power Rankings exist for separate games in the Smash Bros. series, rarely do the same players ever appear on multiple lists.

Super Smash Bros.

Ontario is currently the only place in the world to hold a power ranking panel similar to that of other Smash games in North America. However, many of the top professionals of the three regions where Smash 64 is most popular in can be found below.

North America

  • Canada SuPeRbOoMfAn Captain Falcon (SSB)Pikachu (SSB)Kirby (SSB), Canada's strongest player, currently the best player in North America, and top Captain Falcon player (as well as a top Pikachu/Kirby/Fox).
  • USA Isai Pikachu (SSB), widely regarded as the greatest Smash 64 player of all time, and ex-Melee top professional from San Jose, California. He is strong enough to place high in top level tournaments with random characters.
  • Mexico Mariguas Captain Falcon (SSB), often considered the next best Captain Falcon after SuPeRbOoMfAn, and Mexico's top player.
  • USA tacos Yoshi (SSB)Kirby (SSB)Captain Falcon (SSB), a technical player from Houston, Texas, got 2nd at Apex 2015, best Yoshi along with Wizzrobe.
  • USA KeroKeroppi Pikachu (SSB)Kirby (SSB), from New York, now widely considered East Coast's top player
  • Canada The Z Fox (SSB), Canada's second best player and the best Fox player in the world.
  • USA Wizzrobe Yoshi (SSB), one of the best Yoshi players in the continent along with Tacos, hailing from Florida
  • USA LD Fox (SSB), top Fox in the USA, got top 5 at Apex 2015, top alternative controller player (uses an Xbox 360 controller in tournament)
  • Mexico Dext3r Pikachu (SSB)Fox (SSB), Mexico's 2nd best and one of the best Pikachu and Fox players in North America.
  • Mexico JaimeHR Samus (SSB)Captain Falcon (SSB)Fox (SSB), Mexico's 3rd best, used to be considered to be the 3rd best in North America after Boom/Isai, still considered top 10.
  • USA Fireblaster Yoshi (SSB)Mario (SSB), The third best Yoshi in North America, and possibly the best Mario in North America.
  • Canada Revan Kirby (SSB), Best Kirby in North America and third best player in Canada.
  • USA Stranded Captain Falcon (SSB)Kirby (SSB), One of the best Falcon mains in the USA.

Japan

  • wario Pikachu (SSB), Japan's strongest player and the top Pikachu main in the world. He is currently considered to be the World Champion of Smash 64 after winning GENESIS 3.
  • Jouske Samus (SSB), One of the top two players in Japan and the top Samus main in the world. Also uses all other characters, rumored to be the best Kirby in Japan as well.
  • Keisuke Kirby (SSB), One of Japan's two best Kirby players along with Fukurou
  • Fukurou Kirby (SSB), One of Japan's two best Kirby players along with Keisuke
  • Wangera Jigglypuff (SSB), The best Jigglypuff player in Japan and the first player to ever beat Isai's Pikachu in a tournament set, defeating him at GENESIS 3.
  • bonobono Yoshi (SSB), Japan's best Yoshi
  • Prince Yoshi (SSB), an extremely proficient Yoshi player.
  • Moyashi Kirby (SSB), Japan's second best Kirby player
  • Kikoushi Kirby (SSB), Japan's third best Kirby player, defeated Isai's Mario to win Apex 2013 (retired)
  • Red Mario (SSB)Luigi (SSB), Japan's main tournament host and the top Mario and the 2nd best Luigi (after FAUST.)
  • Ruoka Dancho Captain Falcon (SSB) Japan's top Falcon along with SIN.

Peru

  • Gerson Pikachu (SSB), known for going head-to-head with Isai's Pikachu
  • Alvin Fox (SSB), one of the best Fox mains in the world
  • Marka Pikachu (SSB), defeated SuPeRbOoMfAn twice in a Tacna tournament
  • Capitan Tavo Captain Falcon (SSB), a top Captain Falcon player known for his innovative combos
  • Gohan (Peru) Pikachu (SSB), one of the country's three best Pikachu players

Melee and Brawl

A number of state, regional and national Power Rankings exist for Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Regional and National Power Rankings

United States

Canada

Europe

State Power Rankings

External links

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