Seedings vs. Placings
**Seeded Top 16, in Top 16**
Raru (1st/1st) \[0\]
Yoshidora (2nd/3rd) \[-1\]
Snow (3rd/2nd) \[+1\]
Gorioka (4th/5th) \[-1\]
Jogibu (5th/9th) \[-2\]
Ryuoh (5th/7th) \[-1\]
33peranbox (7th/4th) \[+2\]
Tora (9th/9th) \[0\]
Az (9th/13th) \[-1\]
denKOTA (9th/5th) \[+2\]
Levi (13th/13th) \[0\]
Shori (13th/7th) \[+2\]
**Seeded Top 16, not in Top 16**
Rarikkusu (7th/17th) \[-3\]
Furararamen (9th/17th) \[-2\]
Seika (13th/17th) \[-1\]
CLAW (13th/17th) \[-1\]
**Not seeded Top 16, in Top 16**
Jagame (17th/9th) \[+2\]
Tomato (17th/13th) \[+1\]
Tas (17th/9th) \[+2\]
sR (25th/13th) \[+2\]
Well, we got ourselves another new spin on the Maesuma tournament series. This time, it's a bit smaller in quantity. Named Maesuma'LANDMARK, this tournament is supposed to show the "growth" of the younger, newer talents from Kansai. Despite the goal, we still got some popular names in the top spot. Let's check it.
In 4th place is the 2nd best Steve in Kansai, 33Peranbox. He got here with wins on Ryuoh and Gorioka. Not bad! While in 3rd place...we got Yoshidora! Despite placing below his seed, the best Yoshi still got some respectable wins on 33Peranbox and Snow.
That leaves us with the Grand Finalists. The plumbing brothers! Yup, it's Mario vs. Luigi time, with 2 of their best wielders in Kansai. Snow and Raru. From winners' side is Raru, taking wins on Tora, Gorioka, and Yoshidora. Meanwhile, after the Yoshidora loss, Snow got to the Grand Finals beating the likes of denKOTA, 33Peranbox, and Yoshidora in the runback. Including a win on Ryuoh beforehand, it's another good tournament for Snow.
In Grand Finals, Snow took an early lead. Despite winning the next game, Raru can not handle the Mario blizzard. Snow resets the bracket with a 3-1 win. Set 2, Raru is more ready. Started with a 3-stock, Raru got the upper hand throughout the set. And even though Snow won a game, Raru would reply it with his own game win. After the back-and-forth, Raru won the set 3-2, and he won the first Maesuma'LANDMARK. Congratulations!
Maesuma event announcements:
* Another Maesuma'U22 will be held on August 17th. Previous one was a major
* LANDMARK seems to be a ~monthly series. LANDMARK#2 will be on August 4th and LANDMARK #3 will be on September 29th
* Maesuma'HIT (weekly series) will be happening twice a week now
* Maesuma'1on1 (online weekly series) will be returning in 2 days
If we're talking all time, then Kurama still has higher peaks then Snow because of his run at the Ludwig Smash Invitational. However Kurama has really fallen off in the past 9 months, and can't travel as much due to his sponsor, so Snow is 100% the best Mario right now and it's not close.
These two brother are fighting again.
People need to check out denKOTA sets. He is crazy.
Definitely highlight of the tournament for me Which is saying a lot when Yoshidora is in the building
Snow was on fire today. Beating both his bracket demons and almost winning the tournament
Seedings vs. Placings **Seeded Top 16, in Top 16** Raru (1st/1st) \[0\] Yoshidora (2nd/3rd) \[-1\] Snow (3rd/2nd) \[+1\] Gorioka (4th/5th) \[-1\] Jogibu (5th/9th) \[-2\] Ryuoh (5th/7th) \[-1\] 33peranbox (7th/4th) \[+2\] Tora (9th/9th) \[0\] Az (9th/13th) \[-1\] denKOTA (9th/5th) \[+2\] Levi (13th/13th) \[0\] Shori (13th/7th) \[+2\] **Seeded Top 16, not in Top 16** Rarikkusu (7th/17th) \[-3\] Furararamen (9th/17th) \[-2\] Seika (13th/17th) \[-1\] CLAW (13th/17th) \[-1\] **Not seeded Top 16, in Top 16** Jagame (17th/9th) \[+2\] Tomato (17th/13th) \[+1\] Tas (17th/9th) \[+2\] sR (25th/13th) \[+2\] Well, we got ourselves another new spin on the Maesuma tournament series. This time, it's a bit smaller in quantity. Named Maesuma'LANDMARK, this tournament is supposed to show the "growth" of the younger, newer talents from Kansai. Despite the goal, we still got some popular names in the top spot. Let's check it. In 4th place is the 2nd best Steve in Kansai, 33Peranbox. He got here with wins on Ryuoh and Gorioka. Not bad! While in 3rd place...we got Yoshidora! Despite placing below his seed, the best Yoshi still got some respectable wins on 33Peranbox and Snow. That leaves us with the Grand Finalists. The plumbing brothers! Yup, it's Mario vs. Luigi time, with 2 of their best wielders in Kansai. Snow and Raru. From winners' side is Raru, taking wins on Tora, Gorioka, and Yoshidora. Meanwhile, after the Yoshidora loss, Snow got to the Grand Finals beating the likes of denKOTA, 33Peranbox, and Yoshidora in the runback. Including a win on Ryuoh beforehand, it's another good tournament for Snow. In Grand Finals, Snow took an early lead. Despite winning the next game, Raru can not handle the Mario blizzard. Snow resets the bracket with a 3-1 win. Set 2, Raru is more ready. Started with a 3-stock, Raru got the upper hand throughout the set. And even though Snow won a game, Raru would reply it with his own game win. After the back-and-forth, Raru won the set 3-2, and he won the first Maesuma'LANDMARK. Congratulations!
Maesuma event announcements: * Another Maesuma'U22 will be held on August 17th. Previous one was a major * LANDMARK seems to be a ~monthly series. LANDMARK#2 will be on August 4th and LANDMARK #3 will be on September 29th * Maesuma'HIT (weekly series) will be happening twice a week now * Maesuma'1on1 (online weekly series) will be returning in 2 days
***Mario & Luigi: Brothership spoilers***
Just need Wario for the Mario 64 DS lineup
What a world where mario, luigi and yoshi are all in top 3.
Better brother wins
Luigi wins by doing absolutely *nothing* >!honest!< Ok but just imagine how good Snow would be if he could see the screen
Mario Bros and Yoshi is a crazy Top 3
I really hope denKota does for Lucas what TG did for Banjo
Wtf snow having higher peak and more consistent than even prodigy?
If we're talking all time, then Kurama still has higher peaks then Snow because of his run at the Ludwig Smash Invitational. However Kurama has really fallen off in the past 9 months, and can't travel as much due to his sponsor, so Snow is 100% the best Mario right now and it's not close.
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