Tournament:Kagaribi 9
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| Kagaribi 9 | |
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| Dates | February 4th-5th, 2023 |
| Venue | Tokorozawa Kusunoki Hall |
| Address/City | 1-11-2 Kusunokidai Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan 
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| Attendance | 1,248 |
| Results | |
 winners
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acola
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Kagaribi 9 was a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate supermajor tournament held in Tokyo, Japan, from February 4th-5th, 2023.
Results[edit]
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles[edit]
(1,248 entrants)
Top 8 Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | acola |
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| 2nd | Asimo |
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| 3rd | Zackray |
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| 4th | Yoshidora |
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| 5th | KEN |
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| 5th | Nao |
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| 7th | Eim |
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| 7th | Hero |
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| 9th | HIKARU |
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| 9th | Kameme |
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| 9th | Lv.1 |
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| 9th | Gackt |
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| 13th |  Jahzz0 |
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| 13th | Atelier |
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| 13th | Rizeasu |
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| 13th | Senra |
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| 17th | Shuton |
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| 17th | Neo |
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| 17th | Meiki |
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| 17th | Kome |
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| 17th | Shissho |
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| 17th | Huto |
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| 17th | Suinoko |
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| 17th | Nietono |
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| 25th | Shinnnnnji |
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| 25th | Jagaimo |
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| 25th | Tsu |
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| 25th | Umeki |
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| 25th | Noi |
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| 25th | Taikei |
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| 25th | Fui |
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| 25th | Aygoski |
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| 33rd | Toura |
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| 33rd | Konokururu |
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| 33rd | Luminous |
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| 33rd | Ryuoh |
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| 33rd |  Sriks |
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| 33rd | Lea |
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| 33rd | Uraomote |
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| 33rd | Oi, George |
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| 33rd | takera |
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| 33rd | Rimu |
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| 33rd | Masha |
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| 33rd | Repo |
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| 33rd | Kaeru |
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| 33rd | TKM |
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| 33rd | Paseriman |
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| 33rd | Nanchan |
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| 49th | Aegis |
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| 49th | Manima |
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| 49th |  Meru |
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| 49th | Raito |
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| 49th | Munekin |
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| 49th | Miya |
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| 49th | Toriguri |
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| 49th | Lunia |
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| 49th | Yamanaction |
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| 49th | Tomisa |
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| 49th | Rearlet |
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| 49th | Chonren |
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| 49th | Futari no Kiwami Ah~! |
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| 49th | Tora |
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| 49th | Rido |
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| 49th | alice |
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| 65th | Te-sHi |
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| 65th | Tengdono |
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| 65th | Loki Tendonman |
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| 65th | NatsuPTic |
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| 65th | Metara |
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| 65th | Nata |
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| 65th | Gachipi |
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| 65th | Omuatsu |
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| 65th | Nyanchan |
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| 65th | Arika |
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| 65th | Nininga |
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| 65th | Budoshu |
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| 65th | NOHOHO |
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| 65th | yuiton |
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| 65th | TamaPDaifuku |
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| 65th | Shirube |
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| 65th | sssr |
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| 65th | LISUTO |
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| 65th | katoru |
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| 65th | Shirayuki |
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| 65th | Masashi |
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| 65th | Choco |
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| 65th | Fuwa |
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| 65th | YOC |
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| 65th | Gorioka |
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| 65th | Kaninabe |
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| 65th | Kamisuke |
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| 65th | chicken |
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| 65th | Shogun |
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| 65th | Gomamochi |
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| 65th | Kiritani |
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| 65th | Takoman |
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| 97th | fuusui |
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| 97th | Uto |
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| 97th | Mao |
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| 97th | HayaT |
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| 97th | paru |
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| 97th | Mossan |
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| 97th | Ohtaku |
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| 97th | Taishow |
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| 97th | Berimaki |
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| 97th | shky |
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| 97th | Doramigi |
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| 97th | Reno |
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| 97th | Yanbu |
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| 97th | Aiba |
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| 97th | Ly |
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| 97th | Ryuk |
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| 97th | akasa |
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| 97th | nanami |
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| 97th | uame |
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| 97th | Rattsu |
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| 97th | saboten |
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| 97th | YamaD |
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| 97th | shori |
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| 97th | TRIGGER |
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| 97th | Snow |
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| 97th | Mikimatsu |
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| 97th | Motsuda |
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| 97th | Rinkururu |
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| 97th | MTK |
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| 97th | nagu |
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| 97th | Earth |
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| 97th | Abadango |
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Trivia[edit]
- Zackray's 3rd place finish marked the highest placement of a Pit/Dark Pit player at a major/supermajor tournament in any Smash game, and the first time a Pit/Dark Pit player placed in the Top 8 of an Ultimate major. Remarkably, this was also Zackray's first Ultimate tournament using Pit/Dark Pit.
- Meru, despite being a former top EU player and participating in Japanese weeklies for a few months, was erroneously seeded to go 0-2. He subsequently outplaced his seed by nine Losers' side rounds, the most in the tournament, pickings up wins over Tsubotsubo and YOC.
- acola and Asimo played in Winners' Finals and Grand Finals, which were repeat matches from Kagaribi 7.
External links[edit]
| Kagaribi | |
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| Kagaribi · Kagaribi 3 · Kagaribi 4 · Kagaribi 5 · Kagaribi 6 · Kagaribi 7 · Kagaribi 8 · Kagaribi 9 · Kagaribi 10 · Kagaribi 11 |
