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Revolution 2018 results

Late last month, the ARC REVO World Tour kicked off with the first event in the European region: Revolution 2018 in London. In addition to the tour’s trio of titles in BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 and BlazBlue: Central Fiction having points and qualification spots on the line, tournaments were also held for Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st], Skullgirls: 2nd Encore, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Fighting EX Layer, The Kings of Fighters XIV, and Pokkén Tournament DX, so it was guaranteed to be a banger of an event.

Results

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

1. LordSpectreX (Ruby Rose/Gordeau) – 550 Points (Qualifies for both the ARCREVO World Tour Finals and ARCREVO Japan)
2. NGI|DBlanks (Mika Returna/Gordeau, Platinum The Trinity/Es) – 250 Points
3. Alanae (Platinum The Trinity/Es) – 190 Points
4. Shampooest (Nine The Phantom/Orie) – 160 Points
5. BlackAce (Nu-13/Gordeau) – 130 Points
5. Blacked Lotus (Orie/Es) – 130 Points
7. Nezu (Naoto Shirogane/Mai Natsume) – 100 Points
7. gawk.fr|Shenzo (Mitsuru Kirijo/Es) – 100 Points
9. Dazardz (Mai Natsume/Yuzuriha)
9. Kiba (Jubei/Nine The Phantom)
9. Gunter|LGS WhYYZ (Waldstein/Iron Tager)
9. Tumbleweed (Ragna The Bloodedge/Hakumen)
13. NGI|Mr. E (Carmine/Jin Kisaragi)
13. Wauhti (Mitsuru Kirijo/Orie)
13. FellVisage (Akihiko Sanada/Hyde Kido)
13. Blood Hound (Ruby Rose/Gordeau)

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Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2

1. gawk.fr|Shenzo (Dizzy) – 550 Points (Qualifies for both the ARCREVO World Tour Finals and ARCREVO Japan)
2. VDV|King Rasta (Faust) – 250 Points
3. Glitch|Nyphi7 (Sol Badguy) – 190 Points
4. Svampen (Jack-O’) – 160 Points
5. RAD (I-No) – 130 P0ints
5. Konsolsport|Bobbis (Elphelt Valentine) – 130 Points
7. KuopioFGC|Mipe (Leo Whitefang) – 100 Points
7. ZoKHiZ (Potemkin) – 100 Points
9. ENMA|Akai Nigoki (Leo Whitefang)
9. Luke (Slayer)
9. gawk.fr|ZOWIE Achorawl (Leo Whitefang)
9. LD|Zake (Johnny)
13. DaGulliest (Answer, Jam Kuradoberi)
13. SumDumGoy (Axl Low)
13. Tagglink (Answer)
13. Bepis Bunker|FatSheep (Johnny)

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BlazBlue: Central Fiction

1. DragonLordZ (Susanoo) – 550 Points (Qualifies for both ARCREVO World Tour Finals and ARCREVO Japan)
2. Nezu (Hibiki Kohaku) – 250 Points
3. WBYB|Sacred Azure (Noel Vermillion) – 190 Points
4. WBYB|ENMA NeMo Smash (Bang Shishigami) – 160 Points
5. Kiba (Valkenhyan R. Hellsing) – 130 Points
5. LordSpectreX (Izanami) – 130 Points
7. X_Spin_to_Win_X (Susanoo) – 100 Points
7. Atma (Nine The Phantom) – 100 Points
9. Thunder (Taokaka)
9. ZT5 (Jin Kisaragi)
9. Saber (Litchi Faye-Ling)
9. Caleryth (Naoto Kurogane)
13. Scopey (Relius Clover)
13. Alizonius (Noel Vermillion)
13. MADFGC|Frankbottle (Iron Tager)
13. BBGC|Seigi (Hakumen)

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Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st]

1. Wauhti (Hilda)
2. Dazardz (Seth)
3. gawk.fr|Shenzo (Phonon, Hilda)
4. Rubs (Akatsuki)
5. Alizonius (Wagner)
5. Lionheart (Nanase)
7. NGI|DBlanks (Phonon)
7. LordSpectreX (Seth)

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. Rawkid (Teen Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku/Tien)
2. Thunder (Android 18/Kid Buu/Teen Gohan)
3. RMZ (Adult Gohan/Hit/Cell)
4. Kayne (Gotenks/Goku Black/Fused Zamasu)
5. NGI|Mr. E (Broly/Vegeta/Nappa, Cell/Trunks/Android 16, SSGSS Vegito/Piccolo/Gotenks)
5. LOK|Nivek (Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Adult Gohan)
7. LOK|Ryuk (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. Heartthem (Adult Gohan/Trunks/Goku Black)

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Pokkén Tournament DX

1. Wingtide (Aegislash, Shadow Mewtwo, Machamp)
2. TCL|Gintrax (Sceptile)
3. BigHomieLee5G (Blaziken)
4. Rubs (Darkrai, Suicune)
5. French Kira (Pikachu Libre)
5. DualDEATHLucario (Shadow Mewtwo)
7. Italian Kira (Mewtwo)
7. Boolerex (Croagunk)

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Skullgirls: 2nd Encore

1. BigBandPro69 (Beowulf/Big Band)
2. Neffros (Squigly/Valentine)
3. Mr. Peck (Peacock/Parasoul/Robo-Fortune)
4. Ravioli (Filia/Fukua/Robo-Fortune, Filia/Big Band)
5. Sanji (Double/Beowulf/Peacock)
5. Bigtonney (Squigly/Big Band)
7. Waranoi (Squigly)
7. Lex (Ms. Fortune/Valentine/Double)

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Fighting EX Layer

1. NGI|Rayokama (Hokuto – Aggro, Pullum Puana – Aggro, Shadowgeist – Infinity, Sanane – Aggro)
2. LOK|Sethiously (Allen Snider – Infinity, Berserker)
3. NGI|MarkwithaC (Skullomania – Berserker)
4. MadWolfDynamite (Blair Dame – Shinobi)
5. NoFriends|Frostybolty (Allen Snider – Infinity)

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The King of Fighters XIV

1. *~KuriNyanko~* (Leona Heidern/Najd/MuiMui, Angel/MuiMui/Vice)
2. Carlo (Ralf/Verse/Clark)
3. Boroshin (Gang-Il/Oswald/Ryuji Yamazaki)B
4. WBYB|Sacred Azure (Iori/Athena Asamiya/Mai Shiranui, Kyo Kusanagi/Athena Asamiya/Mai Shiranui)
5. DDD (Kyo Kusanagi/Luong/Vice)
5. ELF|Grimulus
7. Wauhti
7. TT|Blue Link

With the inaugural event in the books, the next stop on the ARC REVO World Tour will be for the Asia Region, with this weekend’s SEA Major 2018 in Singapore, October 13th and 14th, where a second player will qualify for the Finals at ARC REVO America 2019 in Xrd, BBCF, and BBTAG!

Source: NGI Events; Nth Gen Media

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Locations and dates of the final two Saga events of the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour have finally been revealed

The 6 and 7-Star Dragon Balls have been spotted in Japan and Australia!

Since the initial announcement of the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour, we’ve known about the first five of the seven Saga Events where players can battle for a Dragon Ball — which will allow them to qualify as a seeded player for the Finals in 2019 — but the final two have remained a mystery.

Recently, the curtain was finally lifted on the locations, dates, and events that will be the battlegrounds for the 6 and 7-Star Balls. While the 5-Star Dragon Ball will be on the line at this weekend’s SEA Major 2018 in Singapore, we now know that the following Saga Event will take place in Tokyo, Japan, as Japan Round will be held at the VR Zone Shinjuku on the weekend of November 24th and 25th.

Meanwhile, the 7th and final Saga Event will be hosted in the Oceania Region’s Melbourne, Australia at the inaugural CouchWarriors Crossup, in the suburb of Coburg North, Victoria, between December 15th and 16th; it will represent the absolute final chance to obtain seeding for the Finals in January 2019, aside from the “8th Saga” Last Chance Qualifier Tournament to be held at the Finals themselves. CouchWarriors Crossup is conformed to be receiving the customary $5,000 pot bonus for a Saga Event, but any bonus for the Japan Round is yet to be revealed.

With GGP|Kazunoko (CEO Champion), Echo Fox|SonicFox (VSFighting Champion), CO|GO1 (Ultimate Fighting Arena Champion), and NRG|HookGangGod (Thunderstruck Champion), already qualified, and a 5th player set to soon join them, the battles are guaranteed to grow even more intense as we inch closer to the Finals — and it will certainly be interning to witness it all play out before our eyes. You can see the confirmation tweets of these events below.

Registration for CouchWarriors Crossup — which will also feature tournaments for the newly-released Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (singles and doubles), Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st], Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, SoulCalibur VI, Project M, Rivals of Aether, Super Smash Bros. Melee (singles and doubles), Injustice 2, Tekken 7, Mortal Kombat XL, and BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle — is currently live at smash.gg. Registration for the Japan Round will likely be opened at a date closer to the event.

Who are your picks to acquire the final two Dragon Balls later this year? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Source: AFGCNews (Twitter)

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Witness some top Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite action with these replays of the Evo 2018 pools

The crossover title’s best “Battle Without Limits!”

Though its public perception hasn’t been the fondest over its first year of life, many players are still enjoying Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. And while it wasn’t afforded a spot on the event’s main stage, the community came together to throw a side tournament at Evo 2018 last August, ensuring that MAHVEL would still have a presence at the world’s largest fighting game tournament.

With 128 entrants spanning some of the most notable names in the tag-team brawler, such as Evo Japan Champion CJA|CyberJapanAgent, Macho, TLT|Tayson, TPC|Not Enough Damage, Noel Brown, Stealth, Cl0ckw0rk, Bv.YLT|Cole, Hitbox|Punisher, AsianDemon, Ketsui, NB|ADC Dual Kelvin, Teemo, Knives, NinjaNam, Airtola, G.X., LEV8D|IHeartJustice, and more, there was guaranteed to be some truly top-level play.

Though there was no official stream for the event, PsychoBlue was fortunately able to record the majority of the pools action, providing us with over 8 hours of great Marvel action, so if you’re still an enthusiast for the game, this footage is a much-watch. Go grab some snacks, sit back, and enjoy all the hype matches — with commentary from PsychoBlue and Jako Man — below.

You can also catch the top 4 of the tournament, which took place on the official Evo side stream, here.

Source: PsychoblueSFxT

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More datamining from X-Kira hints at additional upcoming costumes, Dojo items, and more for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Even more costumes, Dojo items, and Arcade Mode changes could be on the way!

After a long hiatus, notable Brazilian data miner X-Kira (a.k.a. Miyuki-Chan) has recently resumed his work of peering into the files of Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, to see what upcoming additions and hidden surprises may be in-store for us. Recently, he unearthed files that indicate that more “Easter egg” variations could be coming to costumes that currently lack them — such as Ed’s Battle outfit — that could possibly be obtained via Menat’s Fighting Chance.

However, his findings don’t stop there, as after correctly predicting that the title would be receiving a Dojo mode over a year ago, X-Kira has seemingly found a new item for the customizable arena that will change the backdrop from a traditional martial arts training facility into a Capcom Wrestling Association (CWA) wrestling arena (another thing he hinted at long ago) though he is admittedly unsure if this will be obtainable via Fighting Chance, or it will be a paid or free DLC addition sold in the in-game Shop when/if it is released.

In regards to potentially upcoming Costumes, it appears that M. Bison will finally join the other three original Shadaloo Kings in receiving his classic duds, as X-Kira claims the Shadaloo dictator will expand his wardrobe with his original slim appearance and original black hair, from his Street Fighter II and Capcom vs. SNK days — likely as the next outfit in Fighting Chance, once Balrog’s “Mike-Like” costume campaign ends shortly.

Furthermore, X-Kira claims that Santa will be gifting the 2018 round of Christmas Holiday attires to the Season 3 quartet of Sakura, Blanka, Falke, and Cody, while Nash will be joining Cammy in acquiring his Cannon Spike outfit, on top of Juri and F.A.N.G getting new “Mech” attires. Cammy, Urien, and Kolin will also be getting outfits from “Sets 92-94” respectively, which will be newly-themed packs, all of which he claims will drop between October and December.

Looking ahead to 2019 and Season 4, X-Kira claims that M. Bison will be receiving another Nostalgic costume, returning him to the height of his Psycho Power with the larger, bulkier, look he sported in the Street Fighter Alpha and 2D Marvel vs. Capcom games. Birdie may be developing another sudden case of the illness that plagued him in the original Street Fighter, with a return to the nearly-unrecognizable pale-white skin we first knew him for; while the World Warrior himself Ryu, will be heading back to both the Street Fighter I and II days — complete with red shoes for the former — for his first taste of Nostalgic clothing. Abigail will also reportedly be getting his second post-launch outfit, as he joins rival Cody in returning to his Final Fight roots. He also mentions that the “Nguuhao Palace” and “The Ring” stages for F.A.N.G and R. Mika are “supported by the current client, but that does not guarantee that they will come this year.”

Next, X-Kira speaks of an expansion to the titular Arcade Mode, noting that NPC opponents will eventually be added to the ladder, such as Decapre challenging you in the Street Fighter IV path, with Juli appearing in the Street Fighter Alpha path, with some Dolls even showing up in the Street Fighter V ladder, depending on your chosen character. He also implies that a new interface could be in the works for the mode as well, and that Cyber Akuma from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter could soon be challenging us in Extra Battle.

Finally, X-Kira has Tweeted pictures of Resident Evil’s Jill Valentine — in both her S.T.A.R.S. uniform and Resident Evil 3 attires — which he has noted will be another Crossover Costume for Cammy, as well as Albert Wesker — clad in both his original S.T.A.R.S. uniform, as well as his coatless attire from The Mercenaries: 3D. There are also images of Rival School’s Hinata Wakaba and the emblem of Taiyo High School, meaning we could possibly see Costumes from those franchises in the future… You can see all of X-Kira’s tweets about these developments below — but as always, remember to take everything with a grain of salt until it’s officially announced!

Feel free to share your thoughts on these potential developments in the comments section below!

Source: X-KiraDatamining (Twitter)

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History Behind the Warrior tries to predict SoulCalibur VI’s unrevealed DLC characters in latest video

In less than a month, we’ll be able to make a grand return to the Stage of History, with the release of Bandai Namco Entertainment’s much-anticipated SoulCalibur VI. Currently the game’s launch roster sits at 20 characters with the recent official reveals of Cervantes de Leon and Raphael Sorel. Though Hwang and Lizardman have both been spotted in recent gameplay footage, their roster fate is currently unknown. There is also the matter of the game’s Season Pass, which will contain four DLC characters, including the Day 1 bonus fighter Tira.

Taking all of this information into account, as well as an official character popularity poll that has largely influenced the makeup of the current cast, History Behind the Warrior attempts to predict which warriors could most likely fill those 3 remaining DLC slots, assigning them a personal chance rating of 1 to 5. You can catch the entire video below, and be sure to let us know which three characters you’d like to see join Tira in the Season Pass in the comments section below.

SoulCalibur VI will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Steam on Friday, October 19th.

Source: History Behind the Warrior

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Inferno leaked as an unlockable mimic character in Soul Calibur VI

The Eternal Flame of Soul Edge’s will reignites!

With the game’s release now less than a month away — as well as the 2018 Tokyo Game Show in full-swing — there has been an absolute massive amount of news and footage trickling out for Bandai Namco Entertainment’s Soul Calibur VI. While we’ve already seen the official reveals of Cervantes de Leon and Raphael Sorel, as well as a large amount of footage from pro players Kayane and Hayatei, another huge leak has apparently sprung: Inferno, the flaming physical embodiment of Soul Edge.

The series starting titular antagonist is reportedly obtainable after reaching Level 20 in the Soul Chronicle mode, taking up the currently-open slot in the middle of the character select screen between Sophia and Geralt, and will serve as the game’s Mimic character, who will battle with the styles of randomly-chosen fighters among the entire available cast by generating weapons from his body, just as he did back in Soul Calibur I.

YouTuber Dynasty speculates that, due to the text displayed upon acquiring him, that there could possibly be other “Bonus” characters, but that obviously remains to be seen. You can see the full video, as well as some images of Inferno on Twitter, below.

What do you think of this latest news? Are you excited to see the Classic Boss officially return to the Stage of History? Are you disappointed that he appears to be a Mimic character, ala Edge Master or Mokujin? Or are you hoping for some more secret unlockable characters that haven’t been revealed yet, when the game launches? Sound off in the Comments section.

Soul Calibur VI will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Steam PC on Friday, October 19th.

Source: Dynasty (YouTube); Dynasty1031 (Twitter)

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2018 Injustice 2 Pro Series Grand Finals set for Tuesday, November 13th in Chicago; Tickets now available

With the final Premier Event, SCR 2018, now in the books, NetherRealm Studios has finally announced the date and location for the Finals of the 2018 Injustice 2 Pro Series. 16 of the strongest heroes and villains from around the world will descend upon Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday, November 13th to compete for a $100,000 prize pool and the title of Injustice 2 World Champion.

If you’d like to attend the event in person and experience all of the hype first-hand, tickets for the event are now available at injustice2proseriesgrandfinals.com, courtesy of TheTicketFairy. For the $8.00 USD General Admission price, (including fees) ticket holders will have exclusive access to the preliminary rounds of the competition from when doors officially open at 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM CT, as well as the Semi-Finals and Finals, scheduled to take place from 8:00 PM -10:00 PM. You must be 17 years old or older to attend. The battles will fought at the PRYSM Nightclub in Chicago.

With 13 of the 16 participants currently locked in, the competition in Liga Latina, the Injustice 2 Intercontinental Championship, as well as the Last Chance Qualifier tournament at East Coast Throwdown, will only increase in its intensity — as this event promises to be quite the spectacle for fans of Injustice 2. For those of us who prefer to enjoy the action from the comfort of our own homes, the tournament will of course be streamed at twitch.tv/netherrealm, as well as the InjusticeGame YouTube Channel and Facebook page. You can see the announcement tweet below.

Source: InjusticeGame (Twitter)

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C3 AFA Jakarta X Game Start results

Earlier this month, the 2018 C3 Anime Festival Asia (AFA) Jakarta took place in Jakarta, Indonesia. BEASTAPAC and Game Start combined to create AFA Play, an event featuring several fighting game titles, held at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE).

Most notably, the Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament at the event was part of the DBFZ 2018/2019 World Tour, serving as an Asian Dragon Radar Event — where the winner would, of course, be flown out to the Saga Event of their choosing to compete for a Dragon Ball and a spot in the World Tour Finals in 2019. However, the lineup of titles also included Tekken 7, Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, and the upcoming SoulCalibur VI.

Results

Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. AG|Drek (SSGSS Vegito/Super Saiyan Goku/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. CGP|Alden (Adult Gohan/Android 16/Kid Buu)
3. InC|VGD (Bardock/Tien/Android 16, Super Saiyan Vegeta/Bardock/Android 16)
4. DD|Jems (Cell/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. AG|Ankurupls (Cell/Piccolo/Tien)
5. AG|Kontoru (Vegeta/Super Saiyan Goku/Tien)
7. AG|DivisionRing (Android 16/Majin Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. Fabiozwei (Adult Gohan/Bardock/Kid Buu)
9. Andaru (Captain Ginyu/Frieza/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
9. DFox|The_Axses (Teen Gohan/Trunks/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
9. SOL (Adult Gohan/Gotenks/Yamcha)
9. AG|ThatGarlicGuy
13. Onde Onde
13. AG|Buramu
13. KenobiK66
13. Dree

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SoulCalibur VI

1. Drez (Nightmare)
2. AULGM|Wahontoys (Sophitia)
3. Permac (Maxi)
4. Fabiozwei (Seigfried)
5. AULGM|Ampasmon (Xianghua)
5. ChrisX (Siegfried)
7. Klemot (Taki, Mitsurugi)
7. Gojieb (Taki)
9. Desertkona (Kilik)
9. Hundred Beasts (Yoshimitsu)
9. AG|Buramu
9. InC|VGD (Kilik)
13. Bushwacker (Grøh)
13. MaxV3 (Siegfried)
13. Semohe
13. ZLAZH

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Tekken 7

1. Tj (Geese)
2. SbyRazor (Jin, Devil Jin)
3. AG|R-TecH (JACK-7)
4. Lee_yo (Asuka)

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

1. CGP|Alden (Yu Narukami, Hakumen)
2. InC|VGD (Vatista/Waldstein)
3. AG|DivisionRing (Nu-13/Waldstein)
4. DD|FujiwaraLunasa (Vatista/Yuzuriha)

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Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2

1. AG|DivisionRing (Axl Low)
2. 0rez
3. Hikage
4. DFox|The_Axses
5. DD|AnkoVi
5. Boma
7. Excelence
7. Shinso
9. Dree
9. Nanashi
9. Pemudamamasaya
9. Berry’s
13. InC|VGD
13. ADMZ01

Sources: Challonge; beastapac

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour USA West Online Dragon Radar Event results

Last week, the third Online Dragon Radar Event for the American West Coast was held. Eligible States included Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Oregon, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and the Canadian Provinces/Territories of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. In total, an impressive 147 Mighty Warriors appeared to battle for the right to be sent, all-expenses-paid, to the Saga Event of their choosing to compete for one of the four remaining Dragon Balls. Rynge and “Based” Jake Ryan were on the call for all of the action.

Results

Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. Kudaytaa (Cell/Bardock/Android 16) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. PeachCola (Android 21/Bardock/Android 16)
3. Virtual_Alan (Kid Buu/Tien/Yamcha, Cell/Kid Buu/Yamcha)
4. SubatomicSabers (SSGSS Vegito/Cell/Gotenks)
5. BFergs (Trunks/Android 18/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
5. FORT|Fruit Punch (Fused Zamasu/Trunks/Kid Buu)
7. MSF|Angelic (Bardock/Broly/Super Saiyan Goku)
7. Kuba (Piccolo/Tien/Android 16, Tien/Piccolo/Android 16)

The next Online Dragon Radar Event is for New Zealand, with registration currently live at smash.gg. The battles will be taking place on Saturday, September 23rd, with top 8 being streamed on twitch.tv/dragonballfighterz, on Monday, September 25th. The next Saga Event will be Thunderstruck 2018 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, with the Four-Star Dragon Ball and the customary $5,000 pot bonus on the line, taking place between October 6th and 7th.

Source: dragonballfighterz

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2018 injustice 2 Pro Series Online NA East results and replays

This past weekend saw the conclusion of the third and final Online Ranking Tournament for the 2018 Injustice 2 Pro Series, as 141 heroes and villains battled it out across cyberspace in an attempt to pick up some of those all-important, precious, Ranking points to make it into the top 12 Qualifiers for the IPS Finals in October. Eligible regions included the States of Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, the Canadian Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Labrador. As always with the online events, a $1,000 pot bonus was additionally up for grabs among the top 8.

Results

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Injustice 2

1. DF|Grr (The Atom) – 125 Points ($400)
2. Method|SylverRye (Hellboy) – 80 Points ($200)
3. Noble|Semiij (Catwoman) – 65 Points ($150)
4. Noble|Tweedy (Catwoman, Doctor Fate, Starfire) – 50 Points ($100)
5. DR_Gross (Black Adam, Supergirl, Aquaman) – 35 Points ($50)
5. Big D (Poison Ivy) – 35 Points ($50)
7. BFGC|Sooneo (Green Arrow, Cyborg) – 20 Points ($25)
7. EMPEROR_KOMBAT (Firestorm) – 20 Points (25)
9. akawebs (Darkseid)
9. bc|Biohazard (Starfire, Bane)
9. PG|Hayatei (Robin)
9. bc|HoneyBee (The Flash, Starfire)
13. TG7|DR Viking (Atrocitus, Wonder Woman)
13. BxA|ANBU_GetReked (Atrocitus)
13. PG|Kitana Prime (Harley Quinn)
13. HZRDS|Forever King (Bruce Wayne)

You can see a full replay of the entire top 16 action, which clocks in at just over 5 hours, with commentary by StreamMe’s Ryan “Mr. Aquaman” Kablik and Miguel “Darth Arma” Perez, below.

As Liga Latina and the Injustice 2 Intercontinental Championship continue to rage on internationally, the spotlight now shifts to SoCal Regionals 2018 this weekend, which is the final Premier event and the final chance to get Points to solidify placements within the top 12-13 Qualifiers, with the Last Chance Qualifier set for East Coast Throwdown 2018 the weekend of October 20th. You’ll be able to see all of that action at twitch.tv/netherrealm, as well as the InjusticeGame YouTube Channel and Facebook page.

Source: InjusticeGame (YouTube)

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