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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*While responsible for arranging his North American debut at {{Trn|Battle of BC 6}}, Sam was also the first non-JP player to win a bracket set against {{Sm|Toriguri}}, which happened at the prelocal event. | *While responsible for arranging his North American debut at {{Trn|Battle of BC 6}}, Sam was also the first non-JP player to win a bracket set against {{Sm|Toriguri}}, which happened at the event's prelocal event. | ||
*Outside of Smash, Sam is a hobbyist collector of games and arcade cabinets. Presently, she owns 75 arcade cabinets, many of which she has refurbished herself. | *Outside of Smash, Sam is a hobbyist collector of games and arcade cabinets. Presently, she owns 75 arcade cabinets, many of which she has refurbished herself. | ||
*In secondary school, Sam founded a collegiate smash league (MVSSEA) in the greater Vancouver area. This league was responsible for the introduction of many younger players into BC's local scene, most notably {{Sm|Ouch!?}}. | *In secondary school, Sam founded a collegiate smash league (MVSSEA) in the greater Vancouver area. This league was responsible for the introduction of many younger players into BC's local scene, most notably {{Sm|Ouch!?}}. | ||
