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'''Kraken Paradise''' ('''KP''' for short) | '''Kraken Paradise''' ('''KP''' for short) was a competitive ''[[Splatoon]]'' team. Formed in 2016, the Kraken have played competitive ''Splatoon'' and, since its release, ''[[Splatoon 2]]''. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
As of April 5, 2021, the team has disbanded.<ref>[https://twitter.com/kraken_paradise/status/1379170341784805384 Announcement of dispansion]</ref> | |||
===Rivals=== | ===Rivals=== | ||
Kraken Paradise's most known rival was [[Competitive:Team Olive|Team Olive]], formerly known as Ghost Gaming. Both teams are centered in Europe, have played against one another in tournaments numerous times, and each have members that make up regional teams Alliance Rogue ( {{flag|fr}} FRA ) and Finito ( {{flag|fi}} FIN ) that compete in their respective regions for spots in the European Championship. | Kraken Paradise's most known rival was [[Competitive:Team Olive|Team Olive]], formerly known as Ghost Gaming. Both teams are centered in Europe, have played against one another in tournaments numerous times, and each have members that make up regional teams Alliance Rogue ( {{flag|fr}} FRA ) and Finito ( {{flag|fi}} FIN ) that compete in their respective regions for spots in the European Championship. | ||
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! Name !! Nationality !! Tenure !! Role !! Weapons | ! Name !! Nationality !! Tenure !! Role !! Weapons | ||
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|Kaji || {{flag|uk}} GBR || July 2017 - 5 April 2021 || Anchor || [[Splatling]]s | |||
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|Plontro || {{flag|fi}} FIN || 2016 - 5 April 2021 || Slayer/Support || [[Slosher (weapon class)|Sloshers]] | |||
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|Grey || {{flag|fr}} FRA || 20 May 2018<ref>[https://twitter.com/kraken_paradise/status/998283822545494016 Announcement of addition of Grey]</ref> - 5 April 2021 || Support || [[Brella]]s, {{Weapon|S2|Main|Splattershot Jr.}}, {{Weapon|S2|Main|Kensa Splattershot Pro}} | |||
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|Kiver || {{flag|fr}} FRA || 1 September 2018<ref>[https://twitter.com/kraken_paradise/status/1035800448312205312 Announcement of addition of Kiver]</ref> - 5 April 2021 || Slayer || [[Dualie]]s, {{Weapon|S2|Main|Kensa Splattershot}}, {{Weapon|S2|Main|Kensa Splattershot Pro}} | |||
|- | |- | ||
|Pepapig || {{flag|es}} ESP || 2016 - || Flex || | |Pepapig || {{flag|es}} ESP || 2016 - || Flex || | ||
Latest revision as of 20:37, 13 April 2024
Unofficial!
This article discusses content that is not part of the official Splatoon series but is part of the community or competitive gaming space.
Kraken Paradise
| Location | Europe |
| Created | 2016 |
Kraken Paradise (KP for short) was a competitive Splatoon team. Formed in 2016, the Kraken have played competitive Splatoon and, since its release, Splatoon 2.
History
As of April 5, 2021, the team has disbanded.[1]
Rivals
Kraken Paradise's most known rival was Team Olive, formerly known as Ghost Gaming. Both teams are centered in Europe, have played against one another in tournaments numerous times, and each have members that make up regional teams Alliance Rogue ( 
FRA ) and Finito ( 
FIN ) that compete in their respective regions for spots in the European Championship.
Members
Current
| Name | Nationality | Tenure | Role | Weapons |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaji |  GBR |
July 2017 - Present | Anchor | Splatlings |
| Plontro | FIN |
2016 - Present | Slayer/Support | Sloshers |
| Grey | FRA |
20 May 2018[2] - Present | Support | Brellas,  Splattershot Jr.,  Kensa Splattershot Pro
|
| Kiver | FRA |
1 September 2018[3] - Present | Slayer | Dualies,  Kensa Splattershot, Kensa Splattershot Pro
|
Former
| Name | Nationality | Tenure | Role | Weapons |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaji | GBR |
July 2017 - 5 April 2021 | Anchor | Splatlings |
| Plontro | FIN |
2016 - 5 April 2021 | Slayer/Support | Sloshers |
| Grey | FRA |
20 May 2018[4] - 5 April 2021 | Support | Brellas, Splattershot Jr., Kensa Splattershot Pro
|
| Kiver | FRA |
1 September 2018[5] - 5 April 2021 | Slayer | Dualies, Kensa Splattershot, Kensa Splattershot Pro
|
| Pepapig |  ESP |
2016 - | Flex | |
| Sweeglie | GBR |
2016 - 31 August 2018[6] | Slayer |  Kensa Sloshing Machine,  Custom Blaster
|
| Shirane |  SWE |
2016 - 31 August 2018 | Support |
Tournament Placements
Splatoon
| Tournament | Date | Placement |
|---|---|---|
| SCL #31: Ten Feet Higher | 4 February 2017 | 3rd[7] |
| ESL Go4Splatoon Cup #23 | 12 February 2017 | 7th[8] |
Splatoon 2
| Tournament | Date(s) | Placement |
|---|---|---|
| Inkstorm Cup: Summer 2018 | 15 July 2018 | 2nd 1[9] |
| InkTV Open #3 | 10-11 August 2019 | 1st 2[10] |
1 This was the Western qualifier for Platinum Cup 4 in Japan. Winners FTWin and Kraken Paradise were unable to secure travel arrangements to the tournament, so third-place winners SetToDestroyX and fourth-place winners Ghost Gaming competed in their stead.
2 Competed with Kyo from FTWin substituting for Plontro
References
- ↑ Announcement of dispansion
- ↑ Announcement of addition of Grey
- ↑ Announcement of addition of Kiver
- ↑ Announcement of addition of Grey
- ↑ Announcement of addition of Kiver
- ↑ Announcement of departures of Sweeglie and Shirane
- ↑ SCL #31: Ten Feet Higher - Standings
- ↑ ESL Go4Splatoon Cup #23 - Standings
- ↑ Inkstorm Cup: Summer 2018 - Standings
- ↑ InkTV Open #3, 11 August 2019
