Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU): Difference between revisions
→In competitive play: Still hightly questionale, Maister was the better G&W for a much longer period of time (Miya didn't truly become the best G&W until this year) and was the one who originally advanced G&W's metagame. Pllus Maister has never dropped out of the top 20 since since 2019 while Miya only gained prominence in mid 2022.
(→In competitive play: Still hightly questionale, Maister was the better G&W for a much longer period of time (Miya didn't truly become the best G&W until this year) and was the one who originally advanced G&W's metagame. Pllus Maister has never dropped out of the top 20 since since 2019 while Miya only gained prominence in mid 2022.) |
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*{{Sm|Frido|Chile}} - Known as one of the best players in South America, winning several notable South American events such as {{Trn|Zenkoku Taikai}}. He has also seen success outside of South America, placing 25th at the major {{Trn|Smash Factor 8}} and the {{Trn|Smash World Tour 2021 Last Chance Qualifier}}. He passed away on May 30th, 2023. | *{{Sm|Frido|Chile}} - Known as one of the best players in South America, winning several notable South American events such as {{Trn|Zenkoku Taikai}}. He has also seen success outside of South America, placing 25th at the major {{Trn|Smash Factor 8}} and the {{Trn|Smash World Tour 2021 Last Chance Qualifier}}. He passed away on May 30th, 2023. | ||
*{{Sm|Kaeru|Japan}} - The second-best Mr. Game & Watch player in Japan. Although his major results have been mixed, he has seen far more success at regionals and superregionals, including placing 4th at the superregional {{Trn|Toyota Grand Slam 13}} and 5th at the superregional {{Trn|Chūbu Smash Chronicle 2}}. | *{{Sm|Kaeru|Japan}} - The second-best Mr. Game & Watch player in Japan. Although his major results have been mixed, he has seen far more success at regionals and superregionals, including placing 4th at the superregional {{Trn|Toyota Grand Slam 13}} and 5th at the superregional {{Trn|Chūbu Smash Chronicle 2}}. | ||
*{{Sm|Maister|Mexico}} - | *{{Sm|Maister|Mexico}} - The best Mr. Game & Watch player in the world from 2019 until mid-2022 and one of the two best of all time. Was the first Mr. Game & Watch to consistently place top 8 at majors | ||
*{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu}} - The best Mr. Game & Watch player | *{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu}} - The best Mr. Game & Watch player in the world in 2023 and one of the two best of all time, came to prominence after his unexpected victory at Kagaribi 8. He is the only Mr. Game & Watch player who has won a major and is considered one of the best players in the world. | ||
*{{Sm|Monte|USA}} - The best Mr. Game & Watch player in the United States who frequently places well at majors, including 17th at the supermajors {{Trn|GENESIS 8}} and {{Trn|Mainstage 2022}}. | *{{Sm|Monte|USA}} - The best Mr. Game & Watch player in the United States who frequently places well at majors, including 17th at the supermajors {{Trn|GENESIS 8}} and {{Trn|Mainstage 2022}}. | ||
*{{Sm|Regi Shikimi|Mexico}} - One of the best Mr. Game & Watch players in the world in the early metagame, notably placing 7th at the major {{Trn|Smash Factor 8}} and 33rd at the supermajor {{Trn|GENESIS 6}}. He was also a top 10 player in Mexico, ranking as high as 7th on the [[Mexican Power Rankings]]. | *{{Sm|Regi Shikimi|Mexico}} - One of the best Mr. Game & Watch players in the world in the early metagame, notably placing 7th at the major {{Trn|Smash Factor 8}} and 33rd at the supermajor {{Trn|GENESIS 6}}. He was also a top 10 player in Mexico, ranking as high as 7th on the [[Mexican Power Rankings]]. | ||