‘2spooky4u’ Tournament — Winner Confirmation & Details

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The above bracket is constantly being updated with the friend codes of competitors, please ensure you check it frequently. Users may also use comments to exchange friend codes.

Participant Confirmation & Team Submission

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All participants are required to submit their team and confirmation of entry into the tournament, if a participant has not submitted a team by the end of the first round, they will be eliminated from the tournament.

Winner Confirmation

As with PJT’14 all participants are required to submit the results of the battles using the form below. Please remember that results should not be submitted until three battles have been completed. Standings will be updated frequently.

 

 

 

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834 thoughts on “‘2spooky4u’ Tournament — Winner Confirmation & Details”

  1. I really want Ho-Oh and Lugia to be in the sky flying around as wild Pokemon while you’re flying around with Mega Latias and Mega Latios and be randomly there flying around in circles or something! Lol. That would actually make for a great surprise and force you to go prepared with Ultra Balls, Timer Balls, and that fun stuff. Or they could be on the islands like Dialga, Palkia, Reshiram, and Zekrom.

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  2. The weather is bad and the power went out, so I’m leaving to conserve battery on my phone and save my laptop as Backup.

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  3. I saw some people before (on previous articles too) mentioning something from some vine about “9+10=21”
    It actually makes sense tho
    9+10 does actually = 19, but in a different base its a different story…
    If you convert 19 (base 10) to base 9 you get 21 😀
    19/9 (first power of 9 that divides evenly) and you get 2 R:1 then you put the last quotient that doesn’t divide evenly (in this case, it happens to be the first, 2) and then all the remaining remainders (in order from last to first) afterwards
    So its 21 😀
    (another way to look at it is that when you add in base 9 when you get to 9 you put one in the next place, like in the decimal system but w/10 instead of 9. So when you have 19 its really 9+9+1 each 9 putting 1 in the next decimal place, thus giving you 21). Bases are complicated to explain ;-; point is is that 19=21 when 21 is in base 9

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