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*This tournament marks Mango's first victory in ''Melee'' singles since {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2017}}, almost two years prior. | *This tournament marks Mango's first victory in ''Melee'' singles since {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2017}}, almost two years prior. | ||
*In a ''Melee'' singles set between {{Sm|Chillindude}} and {{Sm|Plup}}, Chillin took a game off of Plup while he was Sheik, prompting Plup to go Fox for the rest of the tournament. This sparked jokes afterward in the Smash community that "Chillin retired Plup's Sheik". | *In a ''Melee'' singles set between {{Sm|Chillindude}} and {{Sm|Plup}}, Chillin took a game off of Plup while he was Sheik, prompting Plup to go Fox for the rest of the tournament. This sparked jokes afterward in the Smash community that "Chillin retired Plup's Sheik". | ||
*Until | *Until Smash Ultimate Summit 4, this tournament was the most recent offline ''Ultimate'' singles tournament in which {{Sm|MkLeo}} placed lower than 2nd. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
