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''This article is about the Japanese Smash 64 player. For the similarly named American Melee player, see {{Sm|Redd}}, the Argentinian Smash Ultimate player and commentator {{Sm|Red|p=Argentina}}, or the New Zealand Smash Ultimate player {{Sm|ORG Red|}}.'' | ''This article is about the Japanese Smash 64 player. For the similarly named American Melee player, see {{Sm|Redd}}, the Argentinian Smash Ultimate player and commentator {{Sm|Red|p=Argentina}}, or the New Zealand Smash Ultimate player {{Sm|ORG Red|}}.'' | ||
'''Red''' is a Japanese ''[[Smash 64]]'' player who was considered the best {{SSB|Mario}} [[main]] in the world as well as top smasher in Japan in the earlier period of | '''Red''' is a Japanese ''[[Smash 64]]'' player who was considered the best {{SSB|Mario}} [[main]] in the world as well as top smasher in Japan in the earlier period of 64 play in Japan, roughly 2004-2007. He is now the current host of the annual national "Kansai" series of Japanese ssb64 tournaments as well as a commentator. | ||
Outside of this tournament series, he is also known for helping to make the most recent matchup chart/tier list along with {{sm|Kikoushi}} and others. He also helps run http://ssbonline.html.xdomain.jp/, the main Japanese tournament website and archive. | Outside of this tournament series, he is also known for helping to make the most recent matchup chart/tier list along with {{sm|Kikoushi}} and others. He also helps run http://ssbonline.html.xdomain.jp/, the main Japanese tournament website and archive. | ||
