Super Smash Bros. Ultimate · Combo Video · 2023
Kazuya's dominance in competitive Super Smash Bros. Ultimate forced a major decision from one of Texas's largest tournament organizing groups. After months of debate within the community, they announced the ban of both Kazuya and Steve at their premiere weekly—a landmark ruling that signals growing frustration over these characters' competitive viability. Hungrybox breaks down the reasoning behind the ban, examining what pushed the community to take this step and what it means for the future of regional competition. The decision wasn't made lightly; organizers released a detailed statement explaining their position, and this video unpacks those specifics. Whether you agree with the ban or think the character deserves a chance to stay legal, this ruling represents a critical moment in how the competitive community addresses balance concerns. Watch as the details unfold and consider where you stand on one of the biggest character-banning decisions to hit the scene in recent years.
You thought the community would stop at Steve, but NOPE! One of the largest tournament organizing groups out of Texas announced tonight in a long heartfelt tweet that Kazuya would be banned (along with Steve) at the premiere Texas weekly. Is this the right call? See the details on it here. Shoutouts to hippo for the DFW community video: Watch streams at: Social…
Show more →You thought the community would stop at Steve, but NOPE! One of the largest tournament organizing groups out of Texas announced tonight in a long heartfelt tweet that Kazuya would be banned (along with Steve) at the premiere Texas weekly. Is this the right call? See the details on it here. Shoutouts to hippo for the DFW community video: Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on Liquid+ V
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