The Mid-South is a Smash region that encompasses the US states of Arkansas and Oklahoma, as well as southern Kansas and Missouri, specifically the metropolitan areas corresponding to Joplin, Springfield, and Wichita. It borders the Midwest to the north, the Southeast to the east, Texas to the south, and the Southwest to the west.

The scene is often overshadowed by the larger regions of the Midwest and Texas, and as such many of their best players often crosses over with those respective scenes. However, there have been several notable players to have resided in the Mid-South at one point in their careers, including ESAM, MVD, and Zamu. In addition, the scene has held several notable events throughout the years, including the King of the Springs series and ReWired Fest 2023. As such, the Mid-South remains a formidable region even in spite of its smaller size compared to most other American regions.

SmashersEdit

See also: Category:Arkansas smashers, Category:Kansas smashers, Category:Missouri smashers, Category:Oklahoma smashers

The following players are currently or were previously ranked. Their highest placement is listed.

Globally ranked playersEdit

Tag Character(s) Best placement Notes
  ESAM (Oklahoma)      PGR 100: 17th
  OrionRank 2019: 14th
Resided in Oklahoma in 2018 and 2019.
  FlashingFire (Oklahoma)     PMRank 2019: 46th
  MVD (Oklahoma)      PGR 100: 31st
  Spring 2019 PGRU: 17th
Moved to Oklahoma in 2018 and later moved to Nevada in 2020.
  Zamu (Arkansas)     SSBMRank 2022: 32nd Resided in Arizona in 2022.
  Zeton (Kansas)       SSBBRank 2014: 85th

Nationally ranked playersEdit

Tag Character(s) Best placement Notes
  NWA Danbi (Arkansas)      OrionRank 2022 North America: 142nd

Other notable playersEdit

Tag Character(s) Notes
  Alpharad (Oklahoma) Prominent YouTuber who began his career uploading Smash content.

TournamentsEdit

See also: Category:Arkansas tournaments, Category:Kansas tournaments, Category:Missouri tournaments, Category:Oklahoma tournaments

Notable tournament seriesEdit

Tournament series that have achieved recognition outside their local region.

Tournament Games Type Status
King of the Springs (Arkansas)     Annual Discontinued
Super Bit Wars (Oklahoma)     Annual Ongoing

Notable tournamentsEdit

Tournaments that featured at least one game at a superregional level.

Tournament Date Entrants Supermajor Major Superregional Other
King of the Springs 3 (Arkansas) February 24th, 2018 242    
ReWired Fest 2023 (Arkansas) October 6th-7th, 2023 478  

Largest singles eventsEdit

Rank Tournament Date Game Attendance Winner Character(s)
1 ReWired Fest 2023 October 6th-7th, 2023   352   Glutonny  
2 Super Bit Wars 7 March 30th, 2019   256   MVD  
3 River Rumble October 5th, 2019   208   ARMY  
4 Homerun Smash 2 April 22nd, 2023   197   MuteAce  
5 King of the Springs 3 February 24th, 2018   165   Tweek  
6 ReWired Fest 2024 August 16th, 2024   160   Light  
7 Eagle's L-Air January 28th, 2023   146   ApolloKage  
8 King of the Springs 2 February 4th, 2017   124   Samsora  
9 No Man's Land March 18th, 2017   122   Shoyo James  
10 Ultimate Smashville 2 April 6th, 2019   116   MVD  

See alsoEdit