Enjoy team-specific interactions for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle’s first 11 DLC characters

Last month, we brought you a compilation of all team-specific intros, outros and victory conversations between the 20 base roster characters of BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, courtesy of rooflemonger. With the release of Cross Character Packs 2 and 3, we now have even more special dialogue to share for these seven new challengers. Dialogue for the trio of Cross Character Pack 1 and Blake Belladonna has also been included, which you can enjoy in full English below.

There are definitely a few surprising and hilarious combinations, like Azrael and Yang Xiao Long, Naoto Shirogane and Hazama, Nu-13 and Vatista, Aegis and Ruby Rose or Iron Tager, Carmine Prime and Yukiko Amagi, Hakumen and Yu Narukami, and Jubei and Blake, just to name a few. There’s even a special four-character intro between the fully-reunited Team RWBY, regardless of pairings, which is a really nice touch for fans of the series.

For more on upcoming DLC characters, you can have a look at some datamined Lobby Avatars, as well as English audio clips for unreleased warriors, such as BlazBlue’s Nine The Phantom and Mai Natsume, Persona 4 Arena’s Labrys, and Under Night In-Birth’s Merkava and Yuzuriha Sougetsu. There is also an interesting glitch with Naoto’s Death Spells turning her opponents invisible.

Sourcex: Shirayuki14181 (YouTube); JustaPeanut (YouTube)JROKGaming (YouTube)Helmet guy (YouTube)

Detailed analysis breaks down possible changes to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s Robin and Ike

Despite the fact that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has only been featured at one event, YouTubers and other Smash enthusiasts have been busy analyzing footage and spotting differences in the new game. If you’re looking to play Fire Emblem characters like Robin or Ike, you’re in good hands.

Mad Ice King starts things off with a detailed look at Robin. Right off the bat, you can see that Robin has new durability meters that show usage of the tomes and sword. A welcome change is the fact that you can adjust the angle on Elwind’s up-B, which improves Robin’s mobility and reduces the chances of getting caught. Discarding the tomes seems better now, as it looks to bounce off when it’s thrown and it may be possible to pick it up again — though this is still mostly speculation. Check out the video for details:

If you’re ready to shout “We like Ike! We like Ike!” turn to this next video from Baselard. He goes over in great detail about the general and specific mechanical changes of Fire Emblem’s sword wielder. The universal changes make him able to jump a little faster. Keep in mind that you can air dodge only once and that wavedashing doesn’t work like it used to. His fully-charged B now releases a short shockwave. Overall, Baselard is pretty excited about Ike’s changes.

For more character breakdowns, check out ZeRo’s analysis of all SSBU trailers.

Sources: Mad Ice King; Baselard

SNK and Netmarble are transforming The King of Fighters’ Athena Asamiya into a “Virtual YouTuber”

One of the newest trends to hit the internet as of late is that of the “Virtual YouTuber” — also known as “VTubers”, these are 3D animated characters (usually cute girls) who host videos on YouTube, much like flesh-and-blood YouTubers. Now, it seems that SNK wants to throw its hat into the Virtual YouTuber ring. As part of their promotion for The King of Fighters All-Star, the Netmarble-developed mobile RPG, they have announced that the series’ schoolgirl idol Athena Asamiya will herself now become a Virtual YouTuber.

The whole thing is the second part of an extended promotion called “King of Campaign 2018” by Netmarble to promote The King of Fighters All-Star. The campaign itself involves a contest that will see the winners receive a NEO GEO Mini as a prize. As for Athena herself, it has been confirmed that she will be voiced by none other than Haruna Ikezawa, who has voiced the character since The King of Fighters ’95.

And as for The King of Fighters All-Star, the mobile spin-0ff RPG launches on iOS and Android in Japan this summer.

Source: Gamerbiz.jp

SoulCalibur VI producer Okubo teases a second major single player mode, aside from Soul Chronicle

At E3 2018, one of the things that Bandai Namco was promoting was SoulCalibur VI‘s new story mode, called “Soul Chronicle”. However, it seems that this won’t be the only major single player mode for the game. In this week’s issue of Famitsu, producer Motohiro Okubo teased that SoulCalibur VI would have another big single player mode. “There’s one more major single-player mode we’re working on,” he states in the article, “but I can’t say anything about it for now”.

SoulCalibur as a series has been known for these kinds of big single player modes — such as SoulCalibur II‘s “Mission Mode”, and SoulCalibur III‘s “Chronicles of the Sword”. With this in mind, it looks like SoulCalibur VI may yet continue that tradition.

As for the rest of the article, it provides additional details about Soul Chronicle. It will play out with a combination of both 3D video and 2D hand drawn scenes, as well as the timeline; on the latter, Soul Chronicle will tell stories happening in the period between 1583 and 1590 CE, with a deep dive into the story that starts out in 1586 CE.

SoulCalibur VI launches on PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on October 19.

Source: Famitsu, via Ryokutya2089

Dragon Ball FighterZ arrives on the Nintendo Switch in the West on September 28, 2018

For a little while now, we’ve known when Dragon Ball FighterZ would be hitting Switch in Japan. Now, we finally know when the game will be hitting Nintendo’s hybrid console in the West as well: Bandai Namco has announced that Dragon Ball FighterZ  will be releasing on Switch in North America and Europe on September 28. This means that players in the West will be able to purchase and play the three-on-three tag team Dragon Ball fighter just a day after Japan gets it.

Click to view slideshow.

Pre-orders for the game are already open. Those who do so will get some of the same bonuses coming to the Japanese version — namely early access to Super Saiyan Blue versions of Goku and Vegeta, and a download code for the Super Famicom classic Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden.

Sources: Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe; Bandai Namco [press release]

Tekken World Tour 2018: Taiwan Challenger results

The Tekken World Tour continues on the quest for the King of the Iron Fist.

This past weekend, the 2018 Tekken World Tour continued its forward march to the December Finals, with a stop in Taiwan for a Challenger Event. With the likes of ROX|Chanel, Fursan|LowHigh and Rangchu, Yamasa’s Take, Nobi and Yuu, UYU|Jeondding, RB|Tanukana, Dimeback, KuroKuro, and COOASGAMES|Noroma in attendance — plus many others — it was guaranteed to be a fierce competition for those all-important points on the Asia-Pacific Regional and Global Leaderboards, as well as the $1,000 Challenger Event pot bonus.

Results

tk7fr-tournament

Tekken 7

1. COOASGAMES|Noroma (JACK-7, Dragunov, Feng) – 150 Points
2. Fursan|Rangchu (Pnada, Xiaoyu, Josie) – 100 Points
3. Fursan|LowHigh (Shaheen, Dragunov, Lars) – 70 Points
4. Cooinc|GoAttack (Kazumi, Master Raven) – 45 Points
5. Yamasa|Nobi (Dragunov, Steve, Feng) – 25 Points
5. SFID|Kari (Yoshimitsu) – 25 Points
7. Yamasa|Take (Kazumi, Heihachi, Claudio) – 10 Points
7. ROX|Chanel (Alisa) – 10 Points
9. Dimeback (Asuka) – 5 Points
9. RB|Tanukana (Xiaoyu) – 5 Points
9. Yamasa|Yuu (Feng) – 5 Points
9. Secret (Josie) – 5 Points
13. Kanchan (Xiaoyu) – 1 Point
13. Loveneet (JACK-7) – 1 Point
13. Dee-On Gray (JACK-7, Geese) – 1 Point
13. CoffeePrinz (Steve) – 1 Point

Sources: TWFighterTekken

Street Fighter pros challenged to exhibition match in Power Rangers: Legacy Wars at Mobile Masters tournament

Probably never thought you’d live to see Justin Wong playing a Power Ranger mobile fighter, did you?

Amazon’s Mobile Masters esports tournament is kicking off this weekend, where the world’s top Power Rangers: Legacy Wars players are competing for a $20,000 prize. But before a winner gets crowned in Seattle, a gauntlet has been thrown down: a group of Street Fighter pros have been challenged to an exhibition against Power Rangers: Legacy Wars players to see if their 2D fundamentals translate to Mobile Devices.

Team Street Fighter is…

▪ Justin Wong – Seven-time Evo World Champion
▪ Filipino Champ (Ryan Ramirez) – 2012 Evo World Champion
▪ Marn (Martin Phan) – Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Evo Champion

and their opponents on Team Power Rangers are…

▪ Peter Sudarso – Current Power Rangers cast member and top 20 finisher in the Power Rangers Legacy Wars Anniversary Tournament
▪ Jonathan Snow – Hyper RPG Tournament Champion and Runner-Up in Mobile Masters 2017 for Power Rangers: Legacy Wars
▪ DTPNIGHT7 (Aaron Zollicoffer) – Top 8 in Mobile Masters 2017 for Power Rangers: Legacy Wars 
Here’s a quick rundown of nWay’s Power Rangers: Legacy Wars Mobile Masters takeover:

Time:

  • Tournament runs from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 23 .
  • Exhibition match will take place right before the final tournament match

Prize pool:

  • Total for entire Mobile Masters tournament: $100,000
  • Amount allotted to Legacy Wars: $20,000

Exhibition match format:

  • Three vs. three in a best of seven format

Where to watch:

Source: [press release]

Catch some extended footage of Dead or Alive 6 from E3 2018

With the announcement of Dead or Alive 6 prior to E3 2018, people have been hungry for more on this bold new entry in the series. For those looking for more footage, Wccftech has uploaded a new 15-minute video of raw gameplay onto their YouTube channel.

As stated above, the video below is a straight up capture of the game in its current state — no commentary, no cuts. This is the closest one can get to actually playing the game, without access to the test builds.

With this, we get a view of things that would normally get cut out in more-edited videos, such as menus and interfaces. One thing this reveals is that the build at E3 was of the PC version, indicating that it might be the lead platform this time out.

That’s not to say that the gameplay isn’t noteworthy; for one, we get a look at some forced-tech combos that have returned in this installment. We also get to see the game running with the easier, 3-way hold option for beginning players.

Dead or Alive 6 is set to launch on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in early 2019.

Source: WccftechTV

Super Baby Vegeta seeks total domination in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 DLC Pack 7

The ultimate Tuffle Saiyan warrior finally blasts into Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

Super Baby Vegeta, one of the most popular Dragon Ball GT characters, is being added to the ceaselessly expanding Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. The announcement came via this month’s V-Jump magazine and was shared by Twitter user, YonkouProductions. A full translation for the V-Jump page has yet to be released, but you can take a quick look at the character’s special attacks in the scan below.

Until now, Baby Vegeta has only been featured in the Xenoverse series as a boss character in his Golden Great Ape form. While this was certainly a curious decision, Xenoverse 2 had most major Dragon Ball GT characters at launch; its great fans will finally get to play as the Tuffle titan in his iconic Super Baby Vegeta 2 transformation.

Looking back at how the most recent DLC packs have greatly added to the game, there are bound to be plenty of additional characters, modes, and features added to the title with the coming expansions. Expect additional details for the seventh DLC pack for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 soon.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

Source: YonkouProductions

Rage Street Fighter V All-Star League Day 5 results: Bonchan goes back to Karin

The Rage Esports Street Fighter V All-Star League is officially underway, featuring 24 of Japan’s best players in 3v3 team matches. Six team captains were chosen based from the highest-ranking Japanese players on the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour, including Hx.Twitch.CYG BST|Daigo, Echo Fox|Tokido, Fujimura, AW|Nemo, Moke, and Itazan. Captains drafted their teams for the league last week; match play began June 5 and will run until July 28, the weekend before Evo 2018.

The league follows a double round-robin format; each team will play the others twice in a first-to-three set match. During each set the teams select their order and play three matches. The team with two victories will win the set, but each win and loss also counts towards the team’s total round robin score. The three teams with the best records at the end of the both round robins will play each other in the finals on July 28.

The event streams live at 6:00 AM ET/3:00 AM PT/7:00 PM JST at OpenREC.tv. Be sure to check below for the match schedule, and keep up with us for results as the league continues through June and July. You can also check out the official website for the event from Japan-based Rage Esports for more information.

Team Rosters for Rage Street Fighter V All-Star League

Sunrise (Team Moke)
-PONOS|Moke (Cammy)
-Cyclops|Dogura (Urien)
-FD|Haitani (Akuma)

Flame (Team Tokido)
-Echo FoxTokido (Akuma)
-CYG BST|Fuudo (R. Mika)
-Mago (Cammy)

Emerald (Team Fujimura)
-Fudoh|Fujimura (Ibuki)
-Echo Fox|Momochi (Kolin)
-GRAPHT|MOV (Chun-Li)

Gold (Team Daigo)
-CYG BST|Daigo (Guile)
-Scarz|Sako (Menat)
-RedBull|Bonchan (Nash)

Aurora (Team Nemo)
-Liquid|Nemo (Urien)
-GodsGarden|Kazunoko (Cammy)
-AtlasBear|StormKubo (Abigail)

Ocean (Team Itazan)
-Detonation|Itabashi Zangief (Abigail)
-Machabo (Necalli)
-Gachikun (Rashid)

Day 5 Results – June 19
Team Ocean (Itazan) vs Team Sunrise (Moke)
Set 1
Itazan (Abigail) vs Haitani (Akuma)
Machabo (Necalli) vs Dogura (Urien)
Gachikun (Rashid) vs Moke (Cammy)

Set 2
Gachikun (Rashid) vs Moke (Cammy)
Machabo (Necalli) vs Dogura (Urien)
Itazan (Abigail) vs Haitani (Akuma)

Set 3
Machabo (Necalli) vs Haitani (Akuma)
Gachikun (Rashid) vs Dogura (Urien)
Itazan (Abigail) vs Moke (Cammy)

Team Moke wins 3-0

Team Aurora (Nemo) vs Team Emerald (Fujimura)
Set 1
StormKubo (Abigail) vs MOV (Chun-Li)
Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
Nemo (Urien) vs Momochi (Kolin)

Set 2
Nemo (Urien) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
StormKubo (Abigail) vs MOV (Chun-Li)
Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Momochi (Kolin)

Set 3
Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Momochi (Kolin)
Nemo (Urien) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
StormKubo (Abigail) vs MOV (Chun-Li)

Set 4
StormKubo (Abigail) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
Nemo (Urien) vs Momochi (Kolin)
Kazunoko (Cammy) vs MOV (Chun-Li)

Team Fujimura wins 3-1

Team Gold (Daigo) vs Team Flame (Fuudo)
Set 1
Sako (Menat) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
Bonchan (Karin) vs Mago (Cammy)
Daigo (Guile) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 2
Sako (Menat) vs Tokido (Akuma)
Bonchan (Karin) vs Mago (Cammy)
Daigo (Guile) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)

Set 3
Bonchan (Karin) vs Tokido (Akuma)
Sako (Menat) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
Daigo (Guile) vs Mago (Cammy)

Set 4
Daigo (Guile) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
Sako (Menat) vs Tokido (Akuma)
Bonchan (Karin) vs Mago (Cammy)

Team Daigo wins 3-1

Day 4 Results – June 18

Team Ocean (Itazan) vs Team Flame (Tokido)
Set 1

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Mago (Cammy)

Set 2

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)

Set 3

  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 4

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Mago (Cammy)

Set 5

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Team Tokido wins 3-2

Team Aurora (Nemo) vs Team Gold (Daigo)
Set 1

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Sako (Menat)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Bonchan (Nash)

Set 2

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Sako (Menat)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Bonchan (Nash)

Set 3

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Sako (Menat)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Bonchan (Nash)

Set 4

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Bonchan (Karin)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Sako (Menat)

Team Nemo wins 3-1

Team Emerald (Fujimura) vs Team Sunrise (Moke)
Set 1

  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Momochi (Akuma) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Moke (Cammy)

Set 2

  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Moke (Cammy)

Set 3

  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Dogura (Urien)

Set 4

  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Haitani (Akuma)


Team Fujimura wins 3-1

Day 3 Results – June 14

Team Emerald (Fujimura) vs Team Flame (Tokido)
Set 1

  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 2

  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Mago (Cammy)

Set 3

  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 4

  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 5

  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)

Team Fujimura wins 3-2

Team Aurora (Nemo) vs Team Sunrise (Moke)
Set 1

  • Nemo (Urien) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Dogura (Urien)

Set 2

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Dogura (Urien)

Set 3

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Dogura (Urien)

Set 4

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Haitani (Akuma)

Set 5

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Moke (Cammy)

Team Moke wins 3-2

Team Ocean (Itazan) vs Team Gold (Daigo)
Set 1

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Sako (Menat)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Bonchan (Nash)

Set 2

  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Sako (Menat)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Bonchan (Nash)

Set 3

  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Bonchan (Nash)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Sako (Menat)

Set 4

  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Sako (Menat)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Bonchan (Nash)
  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Daigo (Guile)

Team Daigo wins 3-1

Day 2 Results – June 13

Team Ocean (Itazan) vs Team Emerald (Fujimura)

Set 1

  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Momochi (Kolin)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs MOV (Chun-Li)

Set 2

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Momochi (Kolin)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs MOV (Chun-Li)

Set 3

  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs MOV (Chun-Li)
  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs Momochi (Kolin)

Set 4

  • Gachikun (Rashid) vs MOV (Chun-Li)
  • Machabo (Necalli) vs Momochi (Kolin)
  • Itazan (Abigail) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)

Team Itazan wins 3 to 1

Team Aurora (Nemo) vs Team Flame (Tokido)
Set 1

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)

Set 2

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Mago (Cammy)

Set 3

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)

Set 4

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)

Set 5

  • Nemo (Urien) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Tokido (Akuma)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Mago (Cammy)

Team Nemo wins 3-2

Team Gold (Daigo) vs Team Sunrise (Moke)
Set 1

  • Bonchan (Nash) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • Daigo (Guile) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Sako (Menat) vs Haitani (Akuma)

Set 2

  • Daigo (Guile) vs Haitani (Akuma)
  • Bonchan (Nash) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Sako (Menat) vs Moke (Cammy)

Set 3

  • Sako (Menat) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Daigo (Guile) vs Moke (Rashid)
  • Bonchan (Nash) vs Haitani (Akuma)

Set 4

  • Daigo (Guile) vs Dogura (Urien)
  • Sako (Menat) vs Moke (Cammy)
  • Bonchan (Nash) vs Haitani (Akuma)

Team Daigo wins 3-1

Day 1 Results – June 5

Team Sunrise (Moke) vs. Team Flame (Tokido)

Set 1

  • Dogura (Urien) vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Moke (Cammy) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Haitani (Akuma) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 2

  • Dogura (Urien) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Moke (Cammy) vs Mago(Cammy)
  • Haitani (Akuma)vs Tokido (Akuma)

Set 3

  • Haitani (Akuma)vs Mago (Cammy)
  • Moke (Cammy) vs Fuudo (R.Mika)
  • Dogura (Urien) vs Tokido (Akuma)

Team Moke wins 3 to 0

Team Emerald (Fujimura) vs. Team Gold (Daigo)

Set 1 (2-1)

  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Bonchan (Nash)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Sako (Menat)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Daigo (Guile)

Set 2 (0-3)

  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Sako (Menat)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Bonchan (Nash)
  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Daigo (Guile)

Set 3 (1-2)

  • Bonchan (Nash) vs Fujimura (Ibuki)
  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Daigo (Guile)
  • MOV (Chun-Li) vs Sako (Menat)

Set 4 (0-3)

  • MOV (Chun Li) vs Bonchan (Nash)
  • Momochi (Kolin) vs Sako (Menat)
  • Fujimura (Ibuki) vs Daigo (Guile)

Team Daigo wins 3 to 1

Team Aurora (Nemo) vs. Team Ocean (Itazan)

Set 1

  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Gachikun (Rashid)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Itazan (Abigail)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Machabo (Necalli)

Set 2

  • Nemo (Urien) vs Machabo (Necalli)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Gachikun (Rashid)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Itazan (Abigail)

Set 3

  • Nemo (Urien) vs Itazan (Abigail)
  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Gachikun (Rashid)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Machabo (Necalli)

Set 4

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Machabo (Necalli)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Gachikun (Rashid)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Itazan (Abigail)

Set 5

  • StormKubo (Abigail) vs Machabo (Necalli)
  • Nemo (Urien) vs Gachikun (Rashid)
  • Kazunoko (Cammy) vs Itazan (Abigail)

Team Itazan wins 3 sets to 2

Match schedule

The event streams live at 6:00 AM ET/3:00 AM PT/7:00 PM JST at OpenREC.tv.

Order of matches is to be determined
6/26 (Special)
7/4 (Wednesday)
7/5 (Thursday)
7/10 (Tuesday)
7/17 (Tuesday)
7/25 (Wednesday)
7/28 (Saturday) – Climax series, tournament with top 3 teams

Team (Captain) Record Points
Gold (Daigo) 4-1 +8
Sunrise (Moke) 3-2 +7
Emerald (Fujimura) 3-2 -1
Ocean (Itazan) 2-3 +1
Aurora (Nemo) 2-3 -3
Flame (Tokido) 1-4 -12

Source: Rage Esports, Hameko, HiFight