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'''Fukurou''', is a Japanese ''[[Smash 64]]'' player who is considered to be the best ''Smash 64'' {{SSB|Kirby}} player in the world. One of his earlier wins was vs {{sm|Prince}}, the top Yoshi main, back at Kansai 2012. He got 9th at [[Kanto 2013]] and then an unexpected 4th at the first Japanese national tournament of 2015, [[Kansai 2015]]. He has improved since then, taking 2nd to {{Sm|wario}} at [[Kanto 2015]] winning vs {{Sm|Moyashi}}, {{Sm|Maha}}, and many other top level players. | '''Fukurou''', is a Japanese ''[[Smash 64]]'' player who is considered to be the best ''Smash 64'' {{SSB|Kirby}} player in the world and was considered the best player in the world in 2017. | ||
==Tournament history== | |||
One of his earlier wins was vs {{sm|Prince}}, the top Yoshi main, back at Kansai 2012. He got 9th at [[Kanto 2013]] and then an unexpected 4th at the first Japanese national tournament of 2015, [[Kansai 2015]]. He has improved since then, taking 2nd to {{Sm|wario}} at [[Kanto 2015]] winning vs {{Sm|Moyashi}}, {{Sm|Maha}}, and many other top level players. | |||
He was originally chosen to attend [[Super Smash Con 2016]] but was unable to due to work obligations. Instead, [[Snosa III]] ended up being his first US tournament (with Japanese players {{Sm|Gyaki}} and {{Sm|Hiyo}} attending as well). There, he did not drop a single game until Grand Finals, where he lost set 1 2-3 against {{Sm|Mariguas}} but then won set 2 3-1. | He was originally chosen to attend [[Super Smash Con 2016]] but was unable to due to work obligations. Instead, [[Snosa III]] ended up being his first US tournament (with Japanese players {{Sm|Gyaki}} and {{Sm|Hiyo}} attending as well). There, he did not drop a single game until Grand Finals, where he lost set 1 2-3 against {{Sm|Mariguas}} but then won set 2 3-1. | ||
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However at the following events [[UFSmash 3]] in Brazil, [[GENESIS 5]] in the US and [[Kansai 2018]] he failed to win, losing to {{Sm|Gerson}}, {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} and {{Sm|Alvin}} and {{Sm|Wario}}. | However at the following events [[UFSmash 3]] in Brazil, [[GENESIS 5]] in the US and [[Kansai 2018]] he failed to win, losing to {{Sm|Gerson}}, {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} and {{Sm|Alvin}} and {{Sm|Wario}}. | ||
In March 2018 he disappeared from the scene. Half a year later he went active on Twitter and could be contacted again, but hasn't played Smash 64 since. | |||
==Tournament placings== | ==Tournament placings== | ||