Maister is a Super Smash Bros. UltimateMr. Game & Watch main from Mexico, considered the best Mr. Game & Watch player in the world. He has taken sets off of players such as Samsora, Tweek, Zackray, Glutonny, Dabuz, Light, kameme, Shuton, ESAM, and T. Despite residing in Mexico, his frequent travels to the Chicago area resulted in him being awarded the 0 position on the Chicago Ultimate Power Rankings. Maister is widely considered the second-best player in Mexico after MkLeo. He is also widely known to be the player who proved Mr. Game and Watch's viability at a time when most pros were doubtful of the character. He is currently ranked 6th on the Fall 2019 PGRU.
On October 16th, 2018, Maister was signed by Sinai Village and Team Killjoystick. [1] On July 1st, 2019, Maister and Sinai Village parted ways.[2] Maister would be picked up by Anahuac Esports on July 24th, 2019 [3] and later on, Nevermore on September 21st, 2019 [4]. He parted ways with Nevermore on December 10th, 2019.[5] On February 19th, 2020, Maister would be picked up by Spacestation Gaming.[6]
Maister has a tricky and aggressive bait and punish playstyle with Mr. Game and Watch. His clever usage of throws and aerials to smother the opponent and tacking massive amounts of damage, and his proficiency in edgeguarding, gives him one of the most oppressive neutral and advantage state of any player. His disadvantage state is not lacking either, as he frequently lives beyond what would be expected from piloting the 3rd lightest character. He is notorious for repeatedly using Mr. Game and Watch's strong, yet safe smash attacks to condition his opponent to shield more, allowing him to get grabs and anti-airs more often.
Despite not being from that region, Maister has won 26 consecutive tournament sets in Chicago. [7]
Maister was scheduled to money match Salem at Smash 'N' Splash 5 after a small encounter on Twitter, but Salem never went through with it.
When playing in tournaments, Maister can frequently be seen leaning very far into the screen he's playing on. This often results in the player cam only showing the top of his head.
