The official webpage has revealed the last piece of information.
Day 3 / May 5 / Sunday
Umehara vs. Xiao Hai
Umehara vs. Fuudo
Fuudo vs. GamerBee
Poongko vs. GamerBee
Poongko vs. Xian
Bon-chan vs. Sako
Sako vs. Xiao Hai
Day 4 / May 6 / Monday
Umehara vs. Sako
Umehara vs. Xian
Bon-chan vs. GamerBee
Fuudo vs. Xiao Hai
Xiao Hai vs. Xian
Sako vs. Fuudo
Bon-chan vs. Poongko
*Order will be announced before the show.
Daigo Umehara's Event Schedule 2015
- Canada Cup's Master Series [January 9-11]
- 5th Niconico Shotenkaigi [January 18]
- Yonpahi radio show [January 23]
- 6th Niconico Shotenkaigi [January 25]
- Taipei Game Show [Jan 31]
- Tokaigi 2015 [Feb 1]
- 5th Niconico Shotenkaigi [January 18]
- Yonpahi radio show [January 23]
- 6th Niconico Shotenkaigi [January 25]
- Taipei Game Show [Jan 31]
- Tokaigi 2015 [Feb 1]
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
TOPANGA Asia League Day2 summary
Info
- TOPANGA Asia League announced (rules, prizes, stream links, ticket links)
- Bon-chan qualifies for TOPANGA Asia League
- Player characters revealed
- Ringside seats offered
- Niconico Pro Tip: Time Shift
Previous posts
- TOPANGA Asia League Day 1 summary
Commentators
- R
- Kazunoko
Opening skit
- Kazunoko shouted TOPANGA LEAGUE instead of R.
Notes
- Nemo and Eita were in the audience
Day 2 / May 4 / Saturday
- TOPANGA Asia League announced (rules, prizes, stream links, ticket links)
- Bon-chan qualifies for TOPANGA Asia League
- Player characters revealed
- Ringside seats offered
- Niconico Pro Tip: Time Shift
Previous posts
- TOPANGA Asia League Day 1 summary
Commentators
- R
- Kazunoko
Opening skit
- Kazunoko shouted TOPANGA LEAGUE instead of R.
Notes
- Nemo and Eita were in the audience
Day 2 / May 4 / Saturday
- Sako vs. Poongko
- Xiao Hai vs. GamerBee
- Xian vs. Bon-chan
- Poongko vs. Xiao Hai
- Sako vs. Xian
- Fuudo vs. Bon-chan
- Umehara vs. GamerBee
Friday, May 3, 2013
TOPANGA Asia League Day1 summary
Info
- TOPANGA Asia League announced (rules, prizes, stream links, ticket links)
- Bon-chan qualifies for TOPANGA Asia League
- Player characters revealed
- Ringside seats offered
- Niconico Pro Tip: Time Shift
Commentators
- R
- Shiro
Notes
- Fuudo and Bon-chan called Amiyu (well-known Japanese Gen player) to practice Gen matchup days before today.
Day 1 / May 3 / Friday
Results are below (spoilers)
- TOPANGA Asia League announced (rules, prizes, stream links, ticket links)
- Bon-chan qualifies for TOPANGA Asia League
- Player characters revealed
- Ringside seats offered
- Niconico Pro Tip: Time Shift
Commentators
- R
- Shiro
Notes
- Fuudo and Bon-chan called Amiyu (well-known Japanese Gen player) to practice Gen matchup days before today.
Day 1 / May 3 / Friday
- Umehara vs. Poongko
- Bon-chan vs. Xiao Hai
- GamerBee vs. Xian
- Fuudo vs. Poongko
- Umehara vs. Bon-chan
- Sako vs. GamerBee
- Fuudo vs. Xian
Results are below (spoilers)
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Niconico Pro Tip: Time Shift
Do you have your ticket ready for TOPANGA Asia League this weekend? For those who have but are not familiar with Niconico we think this will be extremely useful. We're introducing you a function called Time Shift.
Time Shift
- The virtual ticket lets you watch the show twice – Live and Time Shift.
- Time Shift lets you watch the recorded stream as many time as you like in 24-hour period after you click the Time Shift button.
- A yellow Time Shift button will appear on the stream page 30 minutes after the show ended.
- The Time Shift of TOPANGA Asia League will expire on June 7, 2013.
In theory, with Time Shift, you can let your trusted friend access your account and watch the Time Shift in case you already watch it live. You can even split the ticket cost this way.
Time Shift
- The virtual ticket lets you watch the show twice – Live and Time Shift.
- Time Shift lets you watch the recorded stream as many time as you like in 24-hour period after you click the Time Shift button.
- A yellow Time Shift button will appear on the stream page 30 minutes after the show ended.
- The Time Shift of TOPANGA Asia League will expire on June 7, 2013.
In theory, with Time Shift, you can let your trusted friend access your account and watch the Time Shift in case you already watch it live. You can even split the ticket cost this way.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Chokaigi 2 attracts more than 100k visitors, Chokaigi 3 announced
It's revealed that Niconico's Chokaigi 2 event has attracted 103,561 visitors in 2 days. The streams of the event also had 5,094,944 viewers. (Chokaigi 1: 92,000 visitors, 3.47 million net viewers)
In other news, it's also revealed that Chokaigi 3 was already announced for April 26-27, 2014. It'll still be held at Makuhari Messe.
In other news, it's also revealed that Chokaigi 3 was already announced for April 26-27, 2014. It'll still be held at Makuhari Messe.
R, Karipaku, Sentosu play Injustice together
R (Guy player and fighting game commentator), Karipaku (female Cody player), Sentosu (net show host and Dictator player) appeared on an Internet show called Game no Gakkou (Game School) yesterday to introduce and play Injustice.
Since they're close friends so they actually had fun and it was pretty hyped. (And they went to Karaoke later after the show.)
Since they're close friends so they actually had fun and it was pretty hyped. (And they went to Karaoke later after the show.)
Nemo confirmed for Evo 2013
It's announced tonight on Kachitagari TV that Nemo will participate Evolution 2013. One reason is because he got Evo seed point from KGA 2013 (being 2nd place).
Nemo (former Guilty Gear player, Chun-Li/Yang player in SF4) abandoned Street Fighter IV series for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and has become Japan's No.1 "Marvel" player, at least in our eyes. He's not just good at the game, he's obsessed. In fact, we've never seen any Japanese so obsessed about Marvel like him. He always talks about Marvel and follow the foreign tournaments. When he first appeared on TOPANGA's Kachitagari TV to give some coaching, he actually brought a note and did it like a school teacher.
You don't often see Nemo in a tournament as Marvel tournaments in Japan are limited and he himself is a salaryman and married, so seeing Nemo in Evo is huge. (GET HIS AUTOGRAPH!)
Nemo also said tonight that he's aiming to win Evo, and he has some trick that he purposely didn't use at KGA 2013.
Nemo (former Guilty Gear player, Chun-Li/Yang player in SF4) abandoned Street Fighter IV series for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and has become Japan's No.1 "Marvel" player, at least in our eyes. He's not just good at the game, he's obsessed. In fact, we've never seen any Japanese so obsessed about Marvel like him. He always talks about Marvel and follow the foreign tournaments. When he first appeared on TOPANGA's Kachitagari TV to give some coaching, he actually brought a note and did it like a school teacher.
You don't often see Nemo in a tournament as Marvel tournaments in Japan are limited and he himself is a salaryman and married, so seeing Nemo in Evo is huge. (GET HIS AUTOGRAPH!)
Nemo also said tonight that he's aiming to win Evo, and he has some trick that he purposely didn't use at KGA 2013.
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