This tournament single-handedly restored everything in me when it came to wanting to play comp puyo It was the best puyo tournament I have ever watched and been a part of, I'm so ready for more Very happy to have been the top placing brit and in the top half of the players, though I felt like I could've made it further, but I suppose that just means I still have my competitive spirit didn't get to show up in stream tho, especially sad as my comeback vs Shoboru would've been one of the hypest things for the entire tourney :( and obligatory "(*Points*) That's me!" moments timestamped here: 0:14 - Woop 6:35 - Number 1 babyyyyyyyyyyy 9:55 - rike DESTROYED me 38:31 - That's my name! 38:45 - Hello there
It was really fun to play this tournament, especially for me who doesn't play a lot in major! I'm a bit sad I couldn't pass acliv, but I'm proud of myself, and it's the most important. Thank you so much for this video, Schoell, it's awesome to see you making a video about that! =D
Well damn! I don't think I've been this interested in the puyo tournament scene since I first got into the game a little while ago. Watching these elite players challenge each other is so surreal for someone who's never really been able to get good at the game. It definitely makes my head spin! Really entertaining video, well done!
Man this is some really high quality content I just witnessed. Good job for your amazing work. I'm so glad everyone enjoyed KickOff that much, I really appreciate it, it was a lot of work for us but it definitely paid off. We do have plans for the future of the Puyo esport scene, we'll see how it'll go ^^ We definitively need more Puyo content this qualitative
Thank you so much haha. Really enjoyed being a part of the event, was incredible to watch and it was an honor to make a video about this! Was great meeting you and Hiku yesterday as well!
@@AndouRingo pois é zé. É so que no video ele lista uma galera como melhor do país deles ae tem Void do brazil. Acho q podia ter posto melhor daqui tbm. So n confirmei pq to muuuito tempo sem ver a comunidade puyo puyista
Wow, this was awesome! Watching expert Puyo players play against each other is very satisfying for me to watch, and it motivates me to keep improving my Puyo skills! I don't know why, but when the finals were happening, I was rooting for Noraske to win. But regardless, it was a great game and Piponeer did deserve that win. And also, your commentary was awesome! I love how much energy you put into it!
I feel so invested watching these tourneys with your commentary!! These players are crazyy good, especially Noraske with how their chains looks so sophisticated, calculated and all. These last games between players really did get very intense!
congrats on this commentary gig schoell, also, this tourney was insane, while i didn't watch it, the opening is enough to compare it to samurai warriors' take on the osaka campaign for the toyotomi, being you, your friends versus the whole nation
Awesome commentary by the way! I love it Spoilers! yeah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Poor Doremy got Noraske over and over again as their opponent 😅 The final match was wild tho! Those counters were nuts! . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This was a fun tournament to play in, I was even able to exceed my expectations by going 1-2 when I expected to not win any sets at all. Still can't believe I beat Nentarou, even if we both weren't playing as well as we usually do
so schoell, before the beginning of the new school season, here's one last crossover idea: admist dream land, a misterious spear is found, when adeleine and ribbon touch it, they, and all of dreamland are sent to the sengoku era (especifically, the samurai warriors version), but simultaneously, sanada yukimura and arle cross paths, clashing with such a might, that the villain is able to fuse 3 more worlds into the chaos... the puyo-nexus, the somni archipelago ( representing the klonoa franchise) and the digimon world, alonside the sushi strikers to make up the numbers. 20 puyo heroes are spread across the land, with lidelle and adeleine ending with the sanada clan, becoming friends and loyal allies to them, kirby and co. find adeleine and masayuki fighting ujiyasu hojo, and explain what's happened... king dedede discovered the complot of evaristus to try and rule the land, gathering villains of old from the worlds affected, and brainwashing some fallen heroes to his cause, and without the mystics, they're the only force standing against him. seeing the dangers up ahead, and with some pleading from lidelle and adeleine, the hojo and sanada leaders unite to restore the resistance army, alongside the toyotomi and tokugawa, thanks to nene and hanzo spying them... their goal, to unite the broken land, save the fallen heroes and the warriors in peril, and defeat evaristus grand. so i will ask, besides lidelle, draco, amitie and sig, which 20 puyo characters are fit to be part of a warriors game in your opinion?
I get that there's the whole "for the love of the game" angle here - but if you're the best in the world at something, it should be paying you well enough to never have to do anything else. I hope there's an event where someone eventually gets $100,000+ for winning a tournament of this caliber somehow.
Piponeer is a licensed Puyo player by trade and Puyo is an actual eSport in Japan with SEGA giving out grand prizes and such to its winners. The difference maker is here is that this tourney wasn’t hosted by SEGA rather by members of the French Puyo community and were in communication with SEGA, but nothing was involved with the prize pool with this being an international online event.
This tournament single-handedly restored everything in me when it came to wanting to play comp puyo
It was the best puyo tournament I have ever watched and been a part of, I'm so ready for more
Very happy to have been the top placing brit and in the top half of the players, though I felt like I could've made it further, but I suppose that just means I still have my competitive spirit
didn't get to show up in stream tho, especially sad as my comeback vs Shoboru would've been one of the hypest things for the entire tourney :(
and obligatory "(*Points*) That's me!" moments timestamped here:
0:14 - Woop
6:35 - Number 1 babyyyyyyyyyyy
9:55 - rike DESTROYED me
38:31 - That's my name!
38:45 - Hello there
I have NOT been keeping up with Puyo Puyo for a while, seeing all these amazing players pull off such insane plays is CRAZY
I keep getting blown away by how good Doremy is at both Puyo Puyo and Tetris. How the hell can one man be so consistently incredible at both games??
Not to mention also being a top player in osu! under the username Ekoro at the exact same time. Incredibly talented gamer all around!
@@XEpiccatX wow, I didn't even know that. Insane
and a top-level panel de pon player, they're an expert puzzle gamer, a natural
It was really fun to play this tournament, especially for me who doesn't play a lot in major! I'm a bit sad I couldn't pass acliv, but I'm proud of myself, and it's the most important. Thank you so much for this video, Schoell, it's awesome to see you making a video about that! =D
Well damn! I don't think I've been this interested in the puyo tournament scene since I first got into the game a little while ago. Watching these elite players challenge each other is so surreal for someone who's never really been able to get good at the game. It definitely makes my head spin! Really entertaining video, well done!
Glad to see it!
Man this is some really high quality content I just witnessed. Good job for your amazing work. I'm so glad everyone enjoyed KickOff that much, I really appreciate it, it was a lot of work for us but it definitely paid off. We do have plans for the future of the Puyo esport scene, we'll see how it'll go ^^
We definitively need more Puyo content this qualitative
Thank you so much haha. Really enjoyed being a part of the event, was incredible to watch and it was an honor to make a video about this!
Was great meeting you and Hiku yesterday as well!
seeing such high level puyo play makes me want to see a tournament full of average people but taken as seriously as possible
I would watch it ngl
I would be down for that i dont play puyo puyo as much as i used to and have never played online only against family and friends @thalezito-4990
Moral of the story: Japan.
Void from Brazil is probably the strongest Puyo in brazil man. Dude is chill and amazing. Love to see him perform and this tournament was fire
he is THE strongest player in brazil, there is barely any contenders
@@AndouRingo pois é zé. É so que no video ele lista uma galera como melhor do país deles ae tem Void do brazil. Acho q podia ter posto melhor daqui tbm. So n confirmei pq to muuuito tempo sem ver a comunidade puyo puyista
Wow, this was awesome! Watching expert Puyo players play against each other is very satisfying for me to watch, and it motivates me to keep improving my Puyo skills!
I don't know why, but when the finals were happening, I was rooting for Noraske to win. But regardless, it was a great game and Piponeer did deserve that win.
And also, your commentary was awesome! I love how much energy you put into it!
Yeah, this motivated me to play Puyo even more and try to improve in general
I love your name it brings a smile to my face. when are we getting sugared ex? I want space dad coated in sugar
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i like the part where schoell said "it's 24 kickoffin' time" and 24 kickoffed all over everyone
I like the part where piponeer said “it’s mille-feuille time” and milled all over the feuille
Omg it’s him 😨😨😨
Lol
Honestly, I really do want this to happen again. Really brings back the days how many people would show up from around the world, puyo puyo for life!
it was so hype!! i am so happy i was there to see it live
I feel so invested watching these tourneys with your commentary!! These players are crazyy good, especially Noraske with how their chains looks so sophisticated, calculated and all. These last games between players really did get very intense!
The twist at the end was really cool and put the whole event in a different light
Dang this was absolutely awesome! I'm always really happy to see to competitive Puyo Puyo coverage!
PS I hope to see more from the Puyo Puyo Community!!!
YOOOO NEW SWAP GUY VIDEO JUST DROPPED
congrats on this commentary gig schoell, also, this tourney was insane, while i didn't watch it, the opening is enough to compare it to samurai warriors' take on the osaka campaign for the toyotomi, being you, your friends versus the whole nation
I've been trying to learn all the ways to build chains, and this has made me even more motivated to learn
HYPED FOR PUYO PUYO YEAR
Awesome commentary by the way! I love it
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God, this whole thing was INTENSE.
Pro Level Puyo always boggles my mind.
hoping for more awesome puyo events this year 💜ggs!!
Piponeer is so cool.
omg you dropped a banger swap guy
I enjoyed to watch the 24kickoff tournament. Unlike soccer kickoff tournament.
❤ nice video man
This was a great video!
this was the pu to end all yos
I wish Doremy got at least 3rd or 2nd but Noraske did good
shibakazu: hmm i sense a disturbance
This looks intresting
did you upload on the 24th on purpose lol
FOOTBALLLLLLLLLLL 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
This was a fun tournament to play in, I was even able to exceed my expectations by going 1-2 when I expected to not win any sets at all. Still can't believe I beat Nentarou, even if we both weren't playing as well as we usually do
God damn that was intense as hell
so schoell, before the beginning of the new school season, here's one last crossover idea:
admist dream land, a misterious spear is found, when adeleine and ribbon touch it, they, and all of dreamland are sent to the sengoku era (especifically, the samurai warriors version), but simultaneously, sanada yukimura and arle cross paths, clashing with such a might, that the villain is able to fuse 3 more worlds into the chaos... the puyo-nexus, the somni archipelago ( representing the klonoa franchise) and the digimon world, alonside the sushi strikers to make up the numbers.
20 puyo heroes are spread across the land, with lidelle and adeleine ending with the sanada clan, becoming friends and loyal allies to them, kirby and co. find adeleine and masayuki fighting ujiyasu hojo, and explain what's happened...
king dedede discovered the complot of evaristus to try and rule the land, gathering villains of old from the worlds affected, and brainwashing some fallen heroes to his cause, and without the mystics, they're the only force standing against him.
seeing the dangers up ahead, and with some pleading from lidelle and adeleine, the hojo and sanada leaders unite to restore the resistance army, alongside the toyotomi and tokugawa, thanks to nene and hanzo spying them... their goal, to unite the broken land, save the fallen heroes and the warriors in peril, and defeat evaristus grand.
so i will ask, besides lidelle, draco, amitie and sig, which 20 puyo characters are fit to be part of a warriors game in your opinion?
idk just use the 20th cast, maybe replace one with Strange Klug or something.
and with that, the final question, can you make an enemy officer defeated quote for amitie, sig, raffina, arle, ringo and maguro?@@SchoellScrub
Schoell once again I never even play Puyo2 but your videos are so interesting I keep track
WAIT RIKE BEATED YOSHI AND DOREMY 👀
Damn Japan loves Arle lol
I need to get back into Puyo Puyo
Damnnn that's a cracked loadout
i really enjoyed this video even though i don't play puyo
Yeee new vid!
My first competitive puyo puyo video ever
They are so strong, I'm amazed! I would rather improve on PuyoPuyo...
0:00 38:58 Sound like a FNAF 20/20 +4 mode.
yeah its unfortunate i couldnt compete in it due to wifi problems
Okay, but we all know Schoell would have won if he played instead of commentating :3
I get that there's the whole "for the love of the game" angle here - but if you're the best in the world at something, it should be paying you well enough to never have to do anything else. I hope there's an event where someone eventually gets $100,000+ for winning a tournament of this caliber somehow.
Piponeer is a licensed Puyo player by trade and Puyo is an actual eSport in Japan with SEGA giving out grand prizes and such to its winners.
The difference maker is here is that this tourney wasn’t hosted by SEGA rather by members of the French Puyo community and were in communication with SEGA, but nothing was involved with the prize pool with this being an international online event.
Also the longest possible puyo chain is 19
well what a great tournament, sucks that japan, like ieyasu, won at the end
Piponeer always wins in tournaments idk why he is only rated 6th
He doesn't, he participates but he doesn't always win