Smasher:Chompy

Chompy
Character info
Brawl mains	Diddy Kong, Pit
Smash 4 mains	Pit, Charizard
Other Smash 4 character	Mii Swordfighter
Personal and other info
Real name	Ricky Berliant
Birth date	June 21, 1988
Location	Chicago, Illinois
Miscellaneous info
Skill	Semi-professional Semi-professional

Chompy (born in June 21, 1988) is a Pit player from Chicago, Illinois. During his 2008-2009 season, he was ranked #1 on the Illinois Brawl Power Rankings. He is notable for making his first debut at Cyber Arena II and shocked the entire community with his ability to utilize every banana trick Diddy Kong can possibly do. He stopped competing after April of 09 and came back into the smash scene in March of 10. Chompy has officially retired from Brawl as of May 2011. Recently, Chompy joined back in the smash scene as soon as the 3DS version came out. When the 3DS version came out, Chompy mained Greninja along with Dark Pit for the first 2 weeks. He then dropped them at the same time in replace of Pit ever since. Chompy is one of the four people who were invited to RTGN TV's Beta Test tournament in Toledo, Ohio and placed 5th out of 65 strong players. Chompy was formerly ranked 6th on the Chicago Smash 4 Power Rankings.

Notable tournament placings

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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Tournament	Date	1v1 placement	2v2 placement	Partner
RTGN.TV's Beta Test Tournament	January 16th 2015	5th	—	—
E2C11	January 24th 2015	5th	7th	Tetsion
EVO 2015	July 17th - 19th 2015	97th	-
The Big House 5	October 2nd - 4th 2015	97th	-
Wreck the Halls 2	December 20th 2015	2nd	-
Dismantle 2	Januray 2nd - January 3rd 2016	33rd	-
Frosty Faustings VIII	Januray 23rd - January 24th 2016	9th	-

Trivia

• Chompy is one of the members of the Wii U Smashboards Back Roomers
• Chompy was ranked 2nd best Diddy Nationwide from 2008-2009.
• Chompy was ranked the best Diddy player in the Midwest 2008-2009.
• He was ranked overall 55th in the World from the Pokemon Trading Card Game Premier Ranking of 2010.