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'''Zero Challenge 2''' (abbreviated as "0C2") was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournament held by the professional ''Smash'' crew [[Socal Elite 4]] in August 2006. The tournament was held in Fountain Valley, California, and advertisements included the line "experience the best Smash talent ever aligned at one tournament...including the very best of Japan, Europe, and the rest of the international community." | {| class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="width: 20em; float: right;" | ||
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| colspan="2" style="background: #dddddd; font-size: larger;" | '''Zero Challenge 2''' | |||
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|| '''Date''' || August 15 to August 17, 2006 | |||
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|| '''Time''' || 9:30 AM-8:00 PM | |||
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|| '''Venue''' || David L. Baker Memorial Golf Center | |||
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|| '''Address''' || 10410 Edinger Avenue, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 | |||
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|| '''City''' || Fountain Valley, California 92708 | |||
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|| '''Attendance''' || 200+ | |||
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| align="center" bgcolor="#efefef" colspan=2 | '''Results''' | |||
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|| '''Winner''' <small>(1v1)</small>|| [[Smasher:Ken Hoang|Ken]] | |||
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|| '''Winners''' <small>(2v2)</small>|| [[Smasher:Isai|Isai]] and [[Smasher: Captain Jack|Captain Jack]] | |||
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| align="center" bgcolor="#efefef" colspan=2 | '''Staff''' | |||
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|| '''[[Tournament director|Director(s)]]''' || [[Smasher:Ken|Ken]], [[Smasher:Manacloud|Manacloud]] | |||
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|| '''Assisted by''' || [[Nealdt]], Champ, Azn Lep | |||
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'''Zero Challenge 2''' (abbreviated as "0C2") was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournament held by the professional ''Smash'' crew [[Socal Elite 4]] in August 2006. The tournament was held in the recreation room of the David L. Baker Memorial Golf Center in Fountain Valley, California, and advertisements included the line "experience the best Smash talent ever aligned at one tournament...including the very best of Japan, Europe, and the rest of the international community." | |||
The tournament received a very high attendance: 98 doubles entrants, 38 crews, 192 singles entrants and 7 international crews. | |||
==Events== | |||
==Events | |||
The Zero Challenge featured four main ''Smash'' tournaments. The first day's event focused on teams and crews, the second day focuses on international crew battles and the first two pools of singles. The third and final day focused on the continuation of singles matches. | The Zero Challenge featured four main ''Smash'' tournaments. The first day's event focused on teams and crews, the second day focuses on international crew battles and the first two pools of singles. The third and final day focused on the continuation of singles matches. | ||
== | ==Rules== | ||
===Brackets=== | ===Brackets=== | ||
* Singles: Players were randomly assigned into 32 pools. Each entrant played round-robin matches against all other players in their pool. The three players with the best record in each pool advanced to a second set of pools. The top four players in the second pool advanced the 64-player bracket. | * Singles: Players were randomly assigned into 32 pools. Each entrant played round-robin matches against all other players in their pool. The three players with the best record in each pool advanced to a second set of pools. The top four players in the second pool advanced the 64-player bracket. | ||
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===Stages=== | ===Stages=== | ||
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* ''All other stages are banned''. This was a compromise with the Japanese, who only play Final Destination and Dream Land. | |- | ||
* Players were not allowed to ban stages. | |[[Final Destination (SSBM)|Final Destination]]||[[Dream Land: Fountain of Dreams|Fountain of Dreams]] | ||
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|[[Pokémon Stadium]]||[[Yoshi's Island: Yoshi's Story|Yoshi's Story]] | |||
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|[[Dream Land]]||[[Battlefield (SSBM)|Battlefield]] | |||
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* ''All other stages are banned''. This was a compromise with the Japanese smashers, who usually only play on Final Destination and Dream Land. | |||
* Players were not allowed to ban stages, and the starter stages were chosen randomly. | |||
==Staff== | ==Staff== | ||
Zero Challenge 2 was organized by a team of [[Smasher:Smasher|smashers]] from or otherwise associated with the [[Socal Elite 4]]. | |||
===Directors=== | ===Directors=== | ||
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==Results== | ==Results== | ||
The winning doubles team of [[Isai]] and [[Captain Jack]] lost to [[Mew2King and KoreanDJ]] in winner's bracket, but defeated them later in losers' semifinals.<ref>http://allisbrawl.com/event.aspx?id=71</ref> Singles champion [[Ken]] did not drop a set in singles bracket. [[Chu Dat]], the singles runner-up, lost to Kei early in winners' bracket, defeated [[Mew2King]] in losers' finals, but succumbed to Ken in grand finals. <ref>http://allisbrawl.com/event.aspx?id=76</ref> | The winning doubles team of [[Isai]] and [[Captain Jack]] lost to [[Mew2King]] and [[KoreanDJ]] in winner's bracket, but defeated them later in losers' semifinals.<ref>http://allisbrawl.com/event.aspx?id=71</ref> Singles champion [[Ken]] did not drop a set in singles bracket. [[Chu Dat]], the singles runner-up, lost to Kei early in winners' bracket, defeated [[Mew2King]] in losers' finals, but succumbed to Ken in grand finals. <ref>http://allisbrawl.com/event.aspx?id=76</ref> | ||
===Doubles=== | ===Doubles=== | ||