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landed. The stage is still legal despite the fatal moving platforms. Town and City returns in Ultimate and is again a universally legal stage for the same reasons

held back by the new stage list. Project M introduces small, cramped tournament legal stages such as the revamped Green Hill Zone and Wario Land, which are

that K.K. Slider performs on will be set up at 7:30 PM and he will perform his concert from 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM Sunday. Other background characters spectate

more familiar at Smash tournaments. By 2014, it began to develop its tournament scene, with the number of entrants for Apex 2014's PM singles event notably

characters have received to counter the effectiveness of his tools. The tournament legal stagelist also works against him; while Marth only had some degree

large and active tournament scene shortly following its release in March 2008, and TOs and players were already familiar with the tournament process, thanks

Training Hack Pack is the 20XX Tournament Edition. Developed by professional Melee player Dan Salvato, 20XX Tournament Edition features various hacks to

won a major event since then. This tournament also marks Wizzrobe's first ever major tournament win. This tournament ties GENESIS 8 as Tweek's lowest placement

respectably which later had events for Smash 64, Brawl, and Project M. Tournament legal Singles ($20 per person originally, went down) Doubles ($10 per person)

in​ 10:30am - 12:00pm: Casual Play 12:00pm: Brawl Singles Pools Wave 1 Begins​ 12:00pm: Melee Singles Pools Wave 1 Begins​ 12:00pm: Injustice Begins Until

Clash of the Titans 6 was a Super Smash Bros. Brawl tournament and the successor to Clash of the Titans 5. It served as a qualifier for Apex 2013 and IMPULSE

a joint Super Smash Bros. Brawl doubles and Project M singles regional tournament held in Ichikawa City, Chiba on June 1st, 2014. This is the fourth installment

Smash Bros. Brawl regional tournament held by Xyro in Houston, Texas on May 3rd to 4th, 2014. It was the sixth WHOBO tournament, and a qualifier for the

defeating Mang0 3-1 in winners’ finals and 3-1 in grands to take the tournament. Mang0’s 2nd place finish also marked his first top eight appearance in

who wants to ban him from tournaments with legal action. Despite this, Nightmare was still allowed to compete in tournaments at this time. At DreamHack

act like Melee would serve justice. The project was eventually faced with legal pressure by Nintendo and has since ceased all development. Besides Smash

Apex 2012 was a tournament held in New Jersey by Alex Strife and it was the third tournament in the Apex series. It featured pools for Brawl and Melee

ZeRo lost to Ally 2-3, placing 2nd at the tournament with his sixth ever set loss and only second ever tournament loss since his streak ended at MLG World

largest fighting game tournament in the world. As of EVO 2019, the tournament series holds the record for the largest Smash tournament to date, with 3,522