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 ==Controversy==
-Despite being known as a decent player at almost every ''Smash'' game he has played, Inui is known as one of, if not the most controversial smashers, mainly due to his conduct with others, and controversial posts on social media and Smashboards in the past. He has been at the helm of many controversial events as well.
+Despite being known as a skilled player at almost every ''Smash'' game he has played, Inui has been in the center of several controversies, generally involving rude conduct with others both in real life and on social media. A number of other events in his personal life have also led to further controversy.
 ===Altercation with {{Sm|Ryan Ford}} at NEC XIII===
-Inui is known for an incident at Northeast Championship XIII. While heckling during other player's matches, one particularly stood out, which was during one of Ryan Ford's (at the time known as '''Unknown522''') sets. It is rumored that Inui had been harassing Ford and went as far as using a racial slur during the heckling. Ford then placed him in a choke-hold in response. In the aftermath, Ford was banned indefinitely from the [[Apex (tournament series)|Apex tournament series]]. Inui's punishment remains unknown.
+During Northeast Championship XIII, a qualifying tournament for [[Apex 2013]], Inui frequently heckled other players during their matches. After reportedly using a racial slur against {{Sm|Ryan Ford}} in some of his heckling, Ryan Ford twice placed Inui in a choke-hold in response. Ryan Ford was later permanently banned from the [[Apex (tournament series)|Apex tournament series]] in response, with Inui's punishment being unknown. The actions of both players provoked controversy and discussion among the community, primarily regarding what players can actually say in the midst of tournaments; notable ''Brawl'' tournament organizer {{Sm|Fabled}}, for instance, later [http://www.dualshockers.com/tournament-organizers-new-rule-if-youve-got-nothing-nice-to-say-stow-it-or-get-out/ updated his ruleset] to address abusive speech.
-===Controversy in Wisconsin and initial arrests===
+===Wisconsin arrests===
-In 2016, Inui got himself into a fair amount of controversy within Wisconsin's ''Smash'' scene, once again due to social media posts and general behavior at tournaments. He was banned from Wisconsin tournaments in the later part of Summer 2016. Through August to September of 2016, Inui would participate at tournaments in Minnesota and Iowa. It was later discovered through a news article that [http://lacrossetribune.com/la-crosse-men-arrested-for-selling-meth/article_3c07aa9c-5cd3-5a8d-a67e-029eb6aa693c.html Inui had been arrested] for selling narcotics and possession of a controlled substance, something he was infamous for bragging about at Wisconsin tournaments. Later in the year, he was arrested once again with warrants in both Minnesota and Iowa. In November of the same year, he was reached out to by {{Sm|Sky}}, and was not heard of until early May 2017, when he returned to Wisconsin for one tournament and was promptly banned once again both due to him continuing to have toxic behavior and when it was discovered that him being in Wisconsin was in violation of his parole.
+After relocating to Wisconsin in 2016, Inui got himself into controversy with the ''Smash'' scene with his posts on social media, as well as his general behavior at tournaments. He was later banned from tournaments in Wisconsin in the later part of summer 2016, and began to commute to neighboring Minnesota and Iowa for tournaments; after this, it was later reported [http://lacrossetribune.com/la-crosse-men-arrested-for-selling-meth/article_3c07aa9c-5cd3-5a8d-a67e-029eb6aa693c.html Inui had been arrested] for selling narcotics and being in possession of {{s|wikipedia|controlled substance}}s, something he was infamous for bragging about at Wisconsin tournaments. He was later arrested and jailed for the crime. Inui was not heard from until May 2017, when he returned to Wisconsin on parole for one tournament. After this tournament, he was subsequently banned from Wisconsin tournaments again, as it was later discovered him being in Wisconsin was in violation of his parole.
 ===Aggravated battery with a sword===
-On May 26th, 2017, [http://lacrossetribune.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/la-crosse-man-arrested-after-samurai-sword-attack-in-tent/article_e03c7e32-d208-5cf2-8327-c88fb281608d.html Inui was arrested] on charges of aggravated battery and disorderly conduct. According to the victim, he was slashed in the thigh with a samurai sword Inui had possession of as he was returning to a former Mobil Oil site where he was believed to be living, due to being homeless at the time. When police apprehended Inui, he stated he was defending himself with the sword due to the other man "attacking him with a big stick". As a result of this, his reputation among the ''Smash'' community was stained even further, immediately sparking drama, numerous jokes, and serious discussions on many social media platforms and top players' streams. Due to this, and the legal charges being pressed against him, it is unlikely he will return to the ''Smash'' scene in the near future.
+On May 26, 2017, [http://lacrossetribune.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/la-crosse-man-arrested-after-samurai-sword-attack-in-tent/article_e03c7e32-d208-5cf2-8327-c88fb281608d.html Inui was arrested] on charges of aggravated battery and disorderly conduct. Reportedly, Inui had slashed the thigh of a man with a samurai sword while returning to a closed-down Mobil Oil gas station that he was living near, due to being homeless at the time. Inui was charged for the crime, and he was later charged as a fugitive of justice due to drug charges in Minnesota. Inui's already-tumultuous reputation was further tarnished by the charges; in addition to a number of jokes concerning his arrest, Inui's arrest also lead to serious discussion on some social media platforms and tournament streams.
 ==Trivia==