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'''Kizzu''' is one of the best [[Marth]] players in Brazil. | '''Kizzu''' is one of the best [[Marth]] players in Brazil. | ||
He is also famous for his series of three Marth combo videos, ''Kaze no Kizzu'' | He is also famous for his series of three Marth combo videos, ''Kaze no Kizzu'' [Wound of the Wind (this is, however, a translation error - most likely a pun - since "Kizzu" is the Japanese transliteration for "kids", while "wound" would mean "kizu", with one Z.] | ||
He placed 5th in the [[First National Brazilian Tournament]] (2007) singles, and ranked third in the tournament's crews (with his crew, neoDestiny, feat. [[Smasher:CaioNintendo|CaioNintendo]]). | He placed 5th in the [[First National Brazilian Tournament]] (2007) singles, and ranked third in the tournament's crews (with his crew, neoDestiny, feat. [[Smasher:CaioNintendo|CaioNintendo]]). | ||
Revision as of 16:12, August 6, 2013
| Kizzu | |
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| Character info | |
| Melee mains | Marth, Roy |
| Other Melee character | Fox |
| Brawl main | Marth |
| Team info | |
| Former crews | neoDestiny |
| Personal and other info | |
| Real name | Yukihiro Ikeda |
| Birth date | |
| Location | São Paulo 
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| Miscellaneous info | |
| Skill |  Professional  |
Kizzu is one of the best Marth players in Brazil.
He is also famous for his series of three Marth combo videos, Kaze no Kizzu [Wound of the Wind (this is, however, a translation error - most likely a pun - since "Kizzu" is the Japanese transliteration for "kids", while "wound" would mean "kizu", with one Z.]
He placed 5th in the First National Brazilian Tournament (2007) singles, and ranked third in the tournament's crews (with his crew, neoDestiny, feat. CaioNintendo).
Kizzu is currently retired from Smash.
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