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The thumbnail for ANOTHER Ultimate Level 9 CPU Tournament, featuring the future PG Incineroar attacking Sheik in New Donk City.

### Air date

January 5th, 2019

**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE................ :\*** is the 2nd tournament of Season 1 of the CPUCS, airing on January 5th, 2019. The tournament episode on YouTube is titled "ANOTHER Ultimate Level 9 CPU Tournament" and was hosted by Alpharad, JoSniffy and Turvis. The episode was titled "THE BEST OF THE WORST" in the recap episode, "THE VINCENT SAGA: Ultimate Level 9 CPU Highlights".

After an unmemorable appearence in his first tournament, Incineroar took home the championship in brackets with an intimidating, aggressive playstyle, but ultimately lost in Thug Finals to Vincent. Lucina debuted, defeating Shulk in Semifinals and making a big impression with her aerial dominance, but was taken down quickly by Incineroar in Finals. Rosalina made her tournament debut, losing in Round 1 to Donkey Kong in the first of her many losses throughout the Vincent Saga.

## Notable Moments

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* In Donkey Kong's round one match with Rosalina, the first member of the DK crew makes interesting use of his Final Smash, clipping Rosalina through the platform of Great Bay while punching her and bouncing her off of the bottom platform before she died off the bottom.
* Incineroar showed a dominant performance on New Donk City against Sheik in Round 1, cementing his love for the stage and his dominance in fighting on it.
* The first use of a bye is shown in this tournament, with Dark Samus getting a bye against Pikachu due to their champion status.
* Mr. Game & Watch showed just how big his 2D circles were against Lucina by parrying her Shieldbreak two separate times during their Round 1 match, but ultimately lost.
* Incineroar showcased another dominant performance against Yoshi on Kongo Jungle, most notably comboing backair into Final Smash while Yoshi was at 0% to take his third stock.
* In his Round 2 battle against Shulk, the Inkling CPU was confused by the running water on Jungle Japes and got stuck under the stage in a loop for three minutes, during which combat stopped entirely.
	+ Following this battle, a time limit was introduced to prevent further incidents such as this.
		- Inkling, as per the characteristics of the Inklings of the *Splatoon* games, accumulated damage as he floated in the water. In the three minutes he was stuck in the river, he went from 57% to 106%, gaining 49% damage due to the water before Shulk gained his Final Smash.
* Lucina and Shulk's fight in semifinals is widely considered to be one of the best matches ever played in the CPUCS, featuring impressive, dynamic plays and difficult techs from both fighters.
* In Thug Finals, Alpharad suggests that Vincent allowed Incineroar to take a stock from him to make him feel better about losing.

## Trivia

* ToyConvict has an early cameo in this tournament before his official debut in BRACKET NAME, locked in a cage on the Find Mii stage during Shulk and Lucina's climactic duel, with Alpharad happily noting "They're finally putting this man behind bars!"

* + This makes PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE................ :\* ToyConvict's first CPUCS appearance.

* The original name of the tournament was PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE................ :\. However, the game seemed to recognize the character '\' as invalid and changed it to '\*'.
* For the longest time, the bottom five players in rankings of the entire CPUCS were Mario, Jigglypuff, ToyConvict, Rosalina, and Ken. They are all featured in this episode, and all except ToyConvict are defeated in the first round of the tournament. ToyConvict is locked away on the Find Mii stage, so one could make the case that he lost as well.
* This was the first tournament to have a fight be skipped - Dark Samus versus Pikachu.
* PLEASE SUBSCRIBE PLEASE................:\* featured 12 new fighters, bringing the total number of fighters who had participated in the CPUCS up to this point to 28.

## Tournament Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=891tVuOJttI

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=891tVuOJttI&feature=youtu.be&t=841