Competitive:FTWin

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FTWin

FTWin

Location North America
Captain Kyo
Created 2018
Disbanded
Player Changes

FTWin (short for Feed To Win) was a competitive Splatoon 2 team. The team was formed by former members of TOMO, Saikai, and SetToDestroyX.

History

After both the Splatoon 2 U.S./Canada Inkling Open 2018 finals (in which TOMO and Saikai respectively finished second and third to SetToDestroyX) and the Splatoon 2 World Championship 2018 (in which TOMO member Kyo was part of SetToDestroyX in place of Ice), members of TOMO and Saikai, along with Ice, formed FTWin. Shak announced the formation of the "Super Team" on YouTube on August 13, 2018.[1]

On August 21st, 2019, Ice departed the team and was replaced by Kassy.[2] Kassy was kicked from the team on July 3rd, 2020. [3]

Following their victory in the Splatoon 2 Inkopolis Showdown 2022 Event #4 on July 30th, 2022, FTWin disbanded.[4]

Members

Last

Name Nationality Role Weapons
Burstie Canada CAN Support Brellas, H-3 Nozzlenose D
Biscuit USA USA Anchor Nautilus 79
Kyo USA USA Slayer/Support Blasters, Sloshers, Kensa Splattershot Pro
Shak Canada CAN Slayer Kensa Splattershot, Kensa Splattershot Pro
Toon/2D USA USA Support Splattershot Jr., Nozzlenoses

Former

Name Nationality Role Weapons
Ice USA USA Anchor/Support Chargers, Splatlings, Custom Jet Squelcher, Custom Explosher, Slosher Deco
Kassy Spain ESP Anchor Splatlings

Tournament placements

Tournament Date(s) Placement
Inkstorm Cup: Summer 2018 July 15, 2018 1st[a] [5]
BnS Season 9: Splat Zones Edition! November 2nd, 2018 T-3rd[6]
BnS Season 9: Rainmaker Edition! November 16th, 2018 1st[7]
BnS Season 9: The Final Exam! November 30th, 2018 1st[b] [8]
BnS Season 10: Rainmaker Edition! December 21st, 2018 1st[c] [9]
Splatoon 2 North America Inkling Open 2019 February 10th, March 2nd, March 30th, 2019 1st[d] [e] [11]
Smash N Splash 5 May 30th, June 1st, June 2nd, 2019 1st[f] [12]
Splatoon 2 World Championship 2019 June 8th, 2019 2nd[13]
BnS Season 17 August 16th, 2019 1st[14] [15]
Splatoon 2 North America Online Open Summer 2019 August 24th-25th, 2019 1st[g] [16]
Splatoon 2 North America Online Open Winter 2020 January 11th-12th, 2020 1st[h] [17]
Genesis 7 January 24th-26th, 2020 1st [18]
Splatoon 2 North America Open June 2020 June 21st, 2020 1st[19]
Splatoon 2 North America Open December 2020/The Squid House December 5th-6th, 2020 1st[i][20]
Riptide September 10th-12th, 2021 2nd[j]
Splatoon 2 Fresh Four Championship 2021 November 13, 2021 2nd[k]
Splatoon 3 Splat World Cup Autumn 2023 November 25, 2023 2nd

Notes

  1. This was the Western qualifier for Platinum Cup 4 in Japan. FTWin and runners-up 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 as FTLose.
  3. Competed with Kiver (FRA) of Kraken Paradise (EU) and Alliance Rogue (FRA) as a substitute.
  4. Competed with Quevo (USA) as a substitute for Burstie, who competed on Team What (USA).[10]
  5. Qualified for Splatoon 2 World Championship 2019.
  6. Competed as FTWhatt with Penguitt and Power.
  7. Competed with HXN (USA) as a substitute for the departed Ice.
  8. Competed with Itachi (USA).
  9. Competed as FTWaveDash.
  10. Competed as NOT FTW with Leafi.
  11. Competed as NOT FTW with Bagel.

References

External links

Twitter Team FTWin on Twitter