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The Jack Garden Tournament was a tournament held in Kyoto, Japan in 2005. It involved many players from Japan, Canada, and the United States. It is known for how a Japanese Falco, Bombsoldier, got incredibly close to defeating Ken. It also is known that the Japanese team, Aniki, Bombsoldier, and Mikeal beat the American team of Ken, Isai, and UnknownForce. This was one of the few tournaments where Isai was 4 stocked, and Ken was beaten by a non-wavedashing Link, Aniki, in friendlies.
- 1st: Ken
- 2nd: Bombsoldier
- 3rd: Masashi
- 4th: Jing
- 5th: Mikael
- 5th: Rain
- 7th: Captain Jack
- 7th: S-Royal
- 9th: Thunders
- 9th: Shino
- 9th: Korius
- 9th: Hiko
- 13th: Smasher
- 13th: DISK
- 13th: Hoshino Kirby
- 13th: Farce
- 17th: Su-pu-
- 17th: Chata
- 17th: Aniki
- 17th: Gano
- 17th: Hakase
- 17th: Ko-raru
- 17th: Wagomu
- 17th: Zeruo
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