Smasher:CruxisPhantom

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This article is about the Chilean smasher. For the Connecticut smasher formerly known as AerialAce, see Smasher:Phantom (Connecticut).
CruxisPhantom "Phantom"
Character info
Brawl main Diddy Kong
Smash 4 main Diddy Kong
Smash 4 doubles mains Cloud
Other Smash 4 characters Meta Knight, Cloud
Ultimate main Diddy Kong
Other Ultimate characters Cloud, Joker
Rankings and results info
Most recent ranking Super Smash Bros. 4 Chilean Power Rankings: 3rd
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Chilean Power Rankings: 6th
Personal info
Real name Jean Paul Villagra Urbina
Birth date (age 30)
Location Santiago, Santiago Chile
Miscellaneous info
Skill Super Smash Bros. Brawl Professional Template:Banned
Super Smash Bros. 4 Professional Template:Banned
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Professional Template:Banned

CruxisPhantom is a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Diddy Kong main, with a strong Cloud and Joker from Santiago, Chile, who is considered to be one of the best Diddy Kongs from South America, alongside Firehao and Dertolo. He's currently ranked 6th in the Chilean Power Rankings. He has taken sets off players such as Rody, Sekai Doggo, Blas, and Tuxedo. In Wi-Fi tournaments, he has wins against Angel and Urameshi.

In Smash 4, his most notable participations were at Hail Smash IX, where he placed 3rd, and at Smash Factor 6, where he took 7 stocks in the crew battle "Mexico vs World"[1]. He has notable victories over Javi, Nicko, K9sbruce, Charliedaking, Chag, Captain Levi, Yura, and more.

He frequently teamed with Dragon during his travel to USA and Mexico.

Tournament placings

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Tournament Date 1v1 placement 2v2 placement Partner
Smash Pendiente #87 June 15th, 2017 7th 5th Dragon
Smash Pendiente #88 June 22nd, 2017 2nd 5th Dano
Hail Smash IX June 24th, 2017 3rd 4th Dragon
That Was Easy 1 July 8th, 2017 2nd
Mega Smash Mondays 104 July 10th, 2017 17th
EVO 2017 July 14th-16th, 2017 97th
Mega Smash Mondays 105 July 17th, 2017 3rd
Mega Smash Mondays 106 July 24th, 2017 9th
Mega Smash Mondays 107 July 31st, 2017 5th
Smash Factor 6 August 5th, 2017 25th 17th Dragon
Smash Pendiente 95 August 10th, 2017 17th 2nd Waymas
Limit Break February 24th-25th, 2018 4th 9th Mira
ETC Smash Bros Gran Final September 29th, 2018 3rd

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Tournament Date 1v1 placement 2v2 placement Partner
Smash Chile - Civil War July 13th-14th, 2019 33rd 3rd Rody
Royalty 3 January 11th-12th, 2020 3rd 9th Sheaf
Iwanna Torneo Nacional! February 1st-2nd, 2020 17th 9th Sheaf
Rev It Up: 2020 SeriesOnline May 24th, 2020 33rd
White PhoenixOnline October 10th-11th, 2020 17th
SWT: South America Ultimate Online QualifierOnline April 3rd-4th, 2021 25th
SWT: South America Ultimate Online Qualifier Last Chance QualifierOnline April 4th, 2021 9th

Sexual assault allegation and confession

On July 13th, 2021, after a party weekend at Dart's house, female smasher Loba posted a TwitLonger where she accused CruxisPhantom for sexually assaulting her at his house while she was sleeping during a trip around Santiago to Rancagua with him and GuachPerry. She mentions that after Phantom confessed to GuachPerry that he tried to assault her, she and GuachPerry left him behind.[1]

Later on the same day, Phantom posted a TwitLonger where he once again confessed to the assault, however he stated that she was being "lovey-dovey" with him: she had caressed his hair, hugged him constantly, and performed some explicit contacts in order to purposely arouse him.[2] Following the TwitLonger, Loba debunked the claim by stating that she was an affectionate person around friends, something that many players in the Chilean scene confirmed.[3] She also provided some screenshots where she addressed how Phantom made the claim up to slander her.[4] Following these statements, Phantom decided to retire from competitive play and seek therapy. He has since been kicked out of his esports team, One Way, and is currently banned from attending their events.[5]

Trivia

  • Despite using the same skin color as ZeRo's Diddy Kong, Phantom claims that he had used that color since Brawl, back when he faced ZeRo and his Meta Knight in Chile. [6]
  • His gamertag's origin comes from his favourite Pokémon typing (Ghost Type) and in connection with the Nicktoon Danny Phantom, which was being dubbed in South America during early Brawl.

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