Tournament:Kanto Fall 2018
| Kanto Fall 2018 | |
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| Dates | October 7th, 2018 |
| Address/City | Chuo, Tokyo 
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| Attendance | 77 |
| Results | |
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| Organizer(s) | Shizuku |
Kanto Fall 2018 was a Super Smash Bros. superregional held in the Chuo ward of Tokyo, Japan. Many players among Japan's strongest like wangera, Kurabba and kysk attended.
kysk defeated Kurabba 2-1 in winners finals and Wangera (who got his revenge over Kurabba after losing to him in Winners semis) 2-0 in Grand Finals to win his third Kanto tournament in a row (after Autumn Kanto Tournament in 2017 and Kanto 2018).
It featured 8 pools with 9-10 participants. The top 4 made played a 48-player double elimination bracket with best-of-3 in winners and best-of-1 in losers. The players that didn't make it out of pools played a single-elimination best-of-1 bracket called "B class" to determine the 49th. The whole tournament was character-locked.
ResultsEdit
Super Smash Bros. singlesEdit
(77 entrants)
Top 48 bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) |
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| 1st | kysk |
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| 2nd | Wangera |
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| 3rd | Kurabba |
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| 4th | maha |
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| 5th | Sharin |
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| 5th | Ashley |
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| 7th | duck |
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| 7th | Sekirei |
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| 9th | Nanakyou |
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| 9th | Nao |
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| 9th | Shizuku |
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| 9th | Prince |
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| 13th | FAUST |
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| 13th | Gyaki |
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| 13th | kix |
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| 13th | Watayuu |
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| 17th | meipon |
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| 17th | urikire |
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| 17th | Cafe |
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| 17th | Micaw |
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| 17th | Moyashi |
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| 17th | Tokiwa |
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| 17th | Tomo |
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| 17th | Nangoku |
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| 25th | Akipika |
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| 25th | Keisuke |
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| 25th | Haha |
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| 25th | Wakiyan |
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| 25th | kino |
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| 25th | Takuro~ |
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| 25th | Nemu |
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| 25th | Hitoshio |
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Amateur bracketEdit
(19 entrants who didn't make it out of pools)
bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) |
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| 49th | Take |
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| 50th | Kururin |
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