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**At {{Trn|The Kid, the Goat, and the Mang0}}, where he won a bet against Mango as to who would win the loser's quarter-finals match between {{Sm|Lucky}} and {{Sm|Swedish Delight}}; Leffen bet on Swedish Delight, who ultimately won the set. | **At {{Trn|The Kid, the Goat, and the Mang0}}, where he won a bet against Mango as to who would win the loser's quarter-finals match between {{Sm|Lucky}} and {{Sm|Swedish Delight}}; Leffen bet on Swedish Delight, who ultimately won the set. | ||
*Leffen is sometimes referred to by his nicknames ''Yung Leff'' or ''Big Leff''. Depending on how he plays and if he wins or loses, the adjective used can vary (''Humoungous Leff'', ''Massive Leff'' when winning, ''Small Leff'', ''Minuscule Leff'' when losing). He has also been referred to these names by ''Dragon Ball FighterZ'' commentators. | *Leffen is sometimes referred to by his nicknames ''Yung Leff'' or ''Big Leff''. Depending on how he plays and if he wins or loses, the adjective used can vary (''Humoungous Leff'', ''Massive Leff'' when winning, ''Small Leff'', ''Minuscule Leff'' when losing). He has also been referred to these names by ''Dragon Ball FighterZ'' commentators. | ||
*Outside of ''Smash'', Leffen has competed in both ''Dragon Ball FighterZ'' and ''Guilty Gear: Strive'' events. He is currently the only ''Smasher'' who was invited to a non-''Smash''-related Summit event (''DBFZ''{{'}}s [https://start.gg/tournament/summit-of-power/events Summit of Power]), as well as the only | *Outside of ''Smash'', Leffen has competed in both ''Dragon Ball FighterZ'' and ''Guilty Gear: Strive'' events. He is currently the only ''Smasher'' who was invited to a non-''Smash''-related Summit event (''DBFZ''{{'}}s [https://start.gg/tournament/summit-of-power/events Summit of Power]), as well as the only player to win an official EVO event for both platform and traditional fighting games (having also won [https://www.start.gg/tournament/evo-2023/details EVO 2023] for ''Guilty Gear: Strive''). He has since retired from ''Dragon Ball FighterZ'', citing Toei’s meddling in tournaments, and Arc System Works's way of patching as the two reasons he does not enjoy the game anymore. | ||
*Leffen is the subject of a popular Twitter parody account known as the [https://www.twitter.com/DeepLeffen Deep Leffen Bot], a natural AI learning model created by a PhD student that is trained on Leffen's tweets, various ''Smash'' subreddits, and other "unsavory source materials". The bot is popular in the ''Smash'' community for its humorous and creative content output. Although he initially blocked the bot's account on Twitter, Leffen has since come around and praised the bot for its artistic and comedic value.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/tsm_leffen/status/1251214851009101826|title=Leffen's endorsement of Deep Leffen}}</ref> | *Leffen is the subject of a popular Twitter parody account known as the [https://www.twitter.com/DeepLeffen Deep Leffen Bot], a natural AI learning model created by a PhD student that is trained on Leffen's tweets, various ''Smash'' subreddits, and other "unsavory source materials". The bot is popular in the ''Smash'' community for its humorous and creative content output. Although he initially blocked the bot's account on Twitter, Leffen has since come around and praised the bot for its artistic and comedic value.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/tsm_leffen/status/1251214851009101826|title=Leffen's endorsement of Deep Leffen}}</ref> | ||
*Despite being a sandbagging secondary, Leffen's {{SSBM|Mewtwo}} reached the top of the ranked European [[Project Slippi]] leaderboards (and taking offline sets locally against top European players) under the alias of '''MewTwoMan'''. | *Despite being a sandbagging secondary, Leffen's {{SSBM|Mewtwo}} reached the top of the ranked European [[Project Slippi]] leaderboards (and taking offline sets locally against top European players) under the alias of '''MewTwoMan'''. | ||
