Splatoon 3 World Championship 2024

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Splatoon 3 World Championship 2024

Splatoon 3 World Championship 2024

Organizer
Type Local
Location Japan
Format Single Elimination
Modes Turf War, Splat Zones, Tower Control, Rainmaker, Clam Blitz
Date 13 April 2024 to 14 April 2024[1]
Winner Jackpot

The Splatoon 3 World Championship 2024 was a competitive tournament that was held from 13 April 2024 to 14 April 2024 involving the champions of six regional tournaments, with Jackpot from North America becoming the world champions. It was originally going to be held at Nintendo Live 2024 in Tokyo from 20 January 2024 to 21 January 2024, but was postponed due to Nintendo Live's cancellation.[1]

Teams

Each of the six participating teams qualified by winning the championship tournament of its respective region.

Japan Phantom Thief of the Heart

The newest champion of the Japan region, Phantom Thief of the Heart won the first day of the Kantō region district tournament held on 29 April 2023 to earn its spot in the national finals, which began on 30 March 2024 after over a three-month delay following the cancellation of Nintendo Live 2024 Tokyo. There, it defeated Tokai region Day 2 winner BangColorBabyZ 2–1 in Top Eight before sweeping both Kinki region Day 1 winner Tear Rain (2–0) and Hokkaido Day 1 winner Sakurarush (3–0) to be crown Japan region champions and earn its spot in the World Championship.[2][3]

Roster

(Note: Roles in bold are the primary role of a player.)

(C) Team captain

Name Nationality Role Weapons
Raul Japan JPN Anchor S3 Weapon Main Rapid Blaster Pro.png Rapid Blaster Pro, S3 Weapon Main Snipewriter 5H.png Snipewriter 5H, S3 Weapon Main Heavy Edit Splatling.png Heavy Edit Splatling, S3 Weapon Main Rapid Blaster Pro Deco.png Rapid Blaster Pro Deco, S3 Weapon Main Dynamo Roller.png Dynamo Roller
Sanku Japan JPN Skirmisher S3 Weapon Main Slosher.png Slosher, S3 Weapon Main Sloshing Machine Neo.png Sloshing Machine Neo, S3 Weapon Main Tri-Slosher Nouveau.png Tri-Slosher Nouveau, S3 Weapon Main Sloshing Machine.png Sloshing Machine
Toya Japan JPN Support S3 Weapon Main N-ZAP '85.png N-ZAP '85, S3 Weapon Main REEF-LUX 450.png REEF-LUX 450, S3 Weapon Main Splattershot.png Splattershot
Tsukuyomi (C) Japan JPN Skirmisher/Slayer S3 Weapon Main Splatana Stamper.png Splatana Stamper, S3 Weapon Main .52 Gal.png .52 Gal, S3 Weapon Main Splat Dualies.png Splat Dualies, S3 Weapon Main Splatana Stamper Nouveau.png Splatana Stamper Nouveau, S3 Weapon Main Splatana Wiper.png Splatana Wiper

USA Jackpot

A rising force in the western competitive Splatoon scene since its genesis, Jackpot has been on a meteoric ascent since its reformation following the Splatoon 3 North American Championship 2023, in which it competed under its old name Sayonara. It won the InkTV Resurgence League in May in dominating fashion, defeating its fellow Western giants Crush Soda, Starburst, and Alliance Rogue while losing only two games. Suddenly touted as the best of the West, it was also selected as one of four Western teams to qualify for the Splat World Championship.[4] It would continue its dominant streak over Western competition by winning its first fourteen consecutive matches and 30 out of 31 games in the first qualifier event of the Splatoon 3 Championship 2023, North America's championship tournament. Even after losing to Starburst 3-2 and dropping down to the Losers Semifinal, Jackpot would defeat Duck Gang 3-1 and Last Resort to punch its ticket to the Splatoon 3 Championship 2023.[5][6]

After qualifying, Jackpot remained very busy in the competitive scene, getting second in Splatamax #2[7] and third in Area Cup #2[8] and winning In The Zone 29,[9] Mode Cup #3,[10] Mode Cup: Clam Blitz Edition,[11] and Golden Squid Junction.[12] It also reached the Top 4 in the Summer 2023 edition of the Splat World Championship.[13][14] The extra competitive participation paid off, as Jackpot would sweep Duck Gang 3-0 and defeat Crush Soda 4-2 to win the Splatoon 3 Championship 2023 to punch its ticket to Tokyo.[15][16]

Roster

Name Nationality Role Weapons
Jared USA USA Skirmisher S3 Weapon Main Splat Dualies.png Splat Dualies
Leafi USA USA Midline S3 Weapon Main Nautilus 47.png Nautilus 47, S3 Weapon Main Squeezer.png Squeezer, S3 Weapon Main Tenta Sorella Brella.png Tenta Sorella Brella, S3 Weapon Main Splatana Stamper.png Splatana Stamper
Madness (C) USA USA Slayer S3 Weapon Main Slosher.png Slosher, S3 Weapon Main Range Blaster.png Range Blaster, S3 Weapon Main Splattershot.png Splattershot, S3 Weapon Main N-ZAP '85.png N-ZAP '85
Max USA USA Slayer S3 Weapon Main Slosher.png Slosher, S3 Weapon Main Splattershot.png Splattershot
.q USA USA Anchor/Support S3 Weapon Main Ballpoint Splatling.png Ballpoint Splatling, S3 Weapon Main Snipewriter 5H.png Snipewriter 5H, S3 Weapon Main Z+F Splatterscope.png Z+F Splatterscope
Ren USA USA Coach

Germany KaiZer

Like all teams vying for the European championship, KaiZer consists of top European competitive players of one country or region, including ZerreZ (a former member of FreeZe and currently on Graveyard Shift, which competed in the InkTV Resurgence League the previous April) and Majin (a former member of BackSquids, the runner-up of the Splatoon 2 World Championship 2018). It began its campaign by qualifying for the German regional championship of the Splatoon 3 European Championship by winning the third qualifier on 22 July 2023, sweeping all five teams it faced. During the German regional championship, it swept Energie Kopfnuss 2-0 in the quarterfinal, defeated Black Lotus 3-1 in the semifinal, and outlasted Haarige Hinterländler in a competitve 3-2 final, becoming the German representative for the Splatoon 3 European Championship 2023.[17]

In the European Championship, KaiZer dominated its three-team group by sweeping both Poland Hydrovsky and Spain Zenith 3-0, earning a spot in the semifinal round against defending European champion France Alliance Rogue. After losing the best-of-three Turf War series 2-0 (which counted as one win in the best-of-five semifinal series), KaiZer would win three of the next four (including a come-from-behind, overtime Game 5 win) to advance to the final against Switzerland Golden Ratio. Once again, KaiZer would lose the Turf War series – this time 2-1 – but would win the next four games to win the series 4-1 and earn its trip to Tokyo as the European representative for the World Championship.[18][19]

Roster

Name Nationality Role Weapons
Flyzero Germany GER Slayer S3 Weapon Main Tri-Slosher Nouveau.png Tri-Slosher Nouveau, S3 Weapon Main Splattershot.png Splattershot
Isik Germany GER Support S3 Weapon Main N-ZAP '85.png N-ZAP '85, S3 Weapon Main Custom Dualie Squelchers.png Custom Dualie Squelchers
WMajin Germany GER Skirmisher/Anchor S3 Weapon Main Rapid Blaster Pro Deco.png Rapid Blaster Pro Deco, S3 Weapon Main REEF-LUX 450.png REEF-LUX 450, S3 Weapon Main Ballpoint Splatling.png Ballpoint Splatling
ZerreZ Germany GER Skirmisher S3 Weapon Main Splatana Stamper.png Splatana Stamper

Australia Greasy Goblins

Headlined by two-time Australia/New Zealand champion Latias (previously on Blue Ringed Octolings and Yeah Nah), Greasy Goblins entered the first qualifiers for the Splatoon 3 AU/NZ Championship on 18 August 2023 and defeated their first four opponents with relative ease. They finally faced some resistance against Great Question before winning three games to one, then they swept surveycake 3-0 to earn one of two spots in the Grand Final at PAX Australia 2023 in Melbourne on 8 October 2023.[20][21] There, they faced Solstice, which featured three members of the 2019 Australia/New Zealand champion Lime Soda: Geo, Jack and ShockWavee. Greasy Goblins lost the best-of-three Turf War series 2-0 (which counted as one win in the best-of-five Grand Final) but rebounded to win two consecutive Anarchy Battles to go up 2-1. However, Solstice won Game 4 to force a deciding Game 5, in which Greasy Goblins won to claim its spot in the World Championship.[22][23]

Roster

Name Nationality Role Weapons
Ardino Australia AUS Slayer S3 Weapon Main Squeezer.png Squeezer
Latias Australia AUS Anchor S3 Weapon Main Snipewriter 5H.png Snipewriter 5H,S3 Weapon Main E-liter 4K.png E-liter 4K
Micah Australia AUS Anchor S3 Weapon Main Snipewriter 5H.png Snipewriter 5H
Nex Australia AUS Slayer S3 Weapon Main Splattershot.png Splattershot,S3 Weapon Main Inkbrush.png Inkbrush
Re-Mi Australia AUS Support S3 Weapon Main Splash-o-matic.png Splash-o-matic


Tournament

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See Also

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