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{{image|Political map of region. See [[Tristate Area]]}} | {{image|Political map of region. See [[Tristate Area]]}} | ||
The '''Southeast''' is a ''Smash'' region that consists of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Outside of ''Smash'', the term often includes other states such as the [[Carolinas]], [[Georgia]], and [[Florida]], however those states have individual scenes large enough to be considered separate regions. In addition, Louisiana has on occasion been grouped with [[Texas]], due to Louisiana's proximity to Texas leading to frequent crossovers between the two scenes. All four states have notable tournament scenes, though Mississippi's scene is smaller than the other three. | The '''Southeast''' is a ''Smash'' region that consists of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Outside of ''Smash'', the term often includes other states such as the [[Carolinas]], [[Georgia]], and [[Florida]], however those states have individual scenes large enough to be considered separate regions in ''Smash''. In addition, Louisiana has on occasion been grouped with [[Texas]], due to Louisiana's proximity to Texas leading to frequent crossovers between the two scenes. All four states have notable tournament scenes, though Mississippi's scene is smaller than the other three. | ||
Though often overshadowed by its surrounding regions, many notable players have originated from the Southeast, especially from Louisiana. Some of the first notable players from the region were {{Sm|TheReflexWonder}}, who was known for being one of the few successful ''[[Brawl]]'' {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} players in competitive play, and {{Sm|PikaChad}}, the second-best ''[[Melee]]'' {{SSBM|Pikachu}} player in the world. The scene strengthened as the 2010s progressed, thanks to the rise of {{Sm|CaptainZack}}, {{Sm|Magi}}, and {{Sm|Samsora}}. CaptainZack's ban and Samsora's move to [[Florida]] weakened the region in ''[[Ultimate]]''; however, the scene nevertheless was able to maintain a noteworthy playerbase. | Though often overshadowed by its surrounding regions, many notable players have originated from the Southeast, especially from Louisiana. Some of the first notable players from the region were {{Sm|TheReflexWonder}}, who was known for being one of the few successful ''[[Brawl]]'' {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} players in competitive play, and {{Sm|PikaChad}}, the second-best ''[[Melee]]'' {{SSBM|Pikachu}} player in the world. The scene strengthened as the 2010s progressed, thanks to the rise of {{Sm|CaptainZack}}, {{Sm|Magi}}, and {{Sm|Samsora}}. CaptainZack's ban and Samsora's move to [[Florida]] weakened the region in ''[[Ultimate]]''; however, the scene nevertheless was able to maintain a noteworthy playerbase. | ||
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*[[Tennessee Power Rankings]] | *[[Tennessee Power Rankings]] | ||
{{Smash | {{Smash regions}} | ||
[[Category:American regions]] | [[Category:American regions]] | ||
