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*{{Sm|Nairo|USA}} - One of the best Meta Knight players in the world. Holds several tournament victories including [[SKTAR]], [[Apex 2014]], [[CEO Dreamland]], and [[Super Smash Con 2017]]. Famous for his aggressive style of play, often using offstage [[Shuttle Loop]]s and other risky edgeguard maneuvers to prevent opponents from returning to the stage. He was arguably the best player in the world by, and even after, ''Smash 4'''s release, being ranked 1st on the [[2014 SSBBRank|2014]], [[2016-2017 SSBBRank|2016-2017]], and [[2018-2019 SSBBRank|2018-2019]] iterations of the [[SSBBRank]]. | *{{Sm|Nairo|USA}} - One of the best Meta Knight players in the world. Holds several tournament victories including [[SKTAR]], [[Apex 2014]], [[CEO Dreamland]], and [[Super Smash Con 2017]]. Famous for his aggressive style of play, often using offstage [[Shuttle Loop]]s and other risky edgeguard maneuvers to prevent opponents from returning to the stage. He was arguably the best player in the world by, and even after, ''Smash 4'''s release, being ranked 1st on the [[2014 SSBBRank|2014]], [[2016-2017 SSBBRank|2016-2017]], and [[2018-2019 SSBBRank|2018-2019]] iterations of the [[SSBBRank]]. | ||
*{{Sm|Otori|Japan}} - He was one of the strongest players in Japan and the world in ''Brawl'''s later competitive life, most notably winning 1st in singles and doubles with Kakera at [[Apex 2012]], and being ranked 4th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | *{{Sm|Otori|Japan}} - He was one of the strongest players in Japan and the world in ''Brawl'''s later competitive life, most notably winning 1st in singles and doubles with Kakera at [[Apex 2012]], and being ranked 4th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | ||
*{{Sm|RAIN|Japan}} - Known for his extreme dominance in the Japanese scene throughout much of ''Brawl'''s | *{{Sm|RAIN|Japan}} - Known for his extreme dominance in the Japanese scene throughout much of ''Brawl'''s competitive ife, most notably achieving 1st place at Sun Rise Tournament. He was ranked 14th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | ||
*{{Sm|Shadow|USA}} - A major innovator of MK's metagame in ''Brawl'''s early stages; most famed for the "Shadow Loop," using Meta Knight's [[Shuttle Loop]] near the air as a powerful edgeguarding technique. While less prominent in Brawl's later competitive life, he was still a national-level threat, who ranked 66th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | *{{Sm|Shadow|USA}} - A major innovator of MK's metagame in ''Brawl'''s early stages; most famed for the "Shadow Loop," using Meta Knight's [[Shuttle Loop]] near the air as a powerful edgeguarding technique. While less prominent in Brawl's later competitive life, he was still a national-level threat, who ranked 66th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | ||
*{{Sm|Tyrant|USA}} - Was arguably the best player on the West Coast for most of ''Brawl'''s competitive life, and was one of the United States' best players from 2009 to Smash 4's release. He was additionally ranked 13th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | *{{Sm|Tyrant|USA}} - Was arguably the best player on the West Coast for most of ''Brawl'''s competitive life, and was one of the United States' best players from 2009 to Smash 4's release. He was additionally ranked 13th on the 2014 SSBBRank. | ||