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Filtered:
contest = Character Battle VI (2007) · anomaly = LFF · round = Round 1 — 4 of 1,514 matches
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4 matches
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Poll ▲ | Contest | Round | Division |
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2863
writeup (md) |
CB VI |
Round 1 |
Division 1 |
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Knuckles survives Rikku as LFF debuts in the four-way format |
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The first four-way contest match immediately showed how different the new format could be. Yoshi took first comfortably, while Knuckles survived Rikku after major voting swings and Vaan's shared fanbase hurt Rikku in the fight for second.
LFF: The writeup explicitly identifies Vaan as the contest's first clear LFF case, saying his shared Square support drained enough from Rikku to cost her an advancing spot.
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| 2 |
2864
writeup (md) |
CB VI |
Round 1 |
Division 1 |
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KOS-MOS advances as Blizzard LFF rewrites four-way expectations |
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✓ |
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Mega Man took the expected first place, but the real story was KOS-MOS advancing while Diablo and Arthas split overlapping support. The writeup treats the result as the match that taught Board 8 how LFF worked in four-way polls.
LFF: The writeup says Diablo and Arthas weakened each other by sharing the same Blizzard fanbase, allowing KOS-MOS to advance despite neither Blizzard entrant being individually helpless.
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| 3 |
2870
writeup (md) |
CB VI |
Round 1 |
Division 2 |
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Ryu wins as Nintendo LFF drags Bowser down |
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✓ |
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1 |
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Ryu took first in a result that surprised many bracket players but made sense once Bowser's two fellow Nintendo entrants were considered. Bowser still advanced, but the writeup treats his weak showing as a serious warning for later rounds.
LFF: The writeup says Bowser was weakened by sharing Nintendo support with both Mewtwo and Toad, allowing outside entrant Ryu to take first place comfortably.
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| 4 |
2888
writeup (md) |
CB VI |
Round 1 |
Division 7 |
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Kratos wins as Nintendo LFF weakens Donkey Kong and Marth |
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✓ |
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Kratos took first in a result that surprised many casual brackets but looked straightforward to the writeup. Donkey Kong still advanced, though sharing Nintendo support with Marth made an already difficult matchup much worse for him.
LFF: The writeup says Donkey Kong and Marth drained each other's Nintendo support, making outsider Kratos's first-place finish effectively inevitable.
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What this is
Each row's Headline and (on filter) narrative come from a
ChatGPT reading of that match's Board 8 wiki writeup. The five flags
(SFF same-fanbase factor, LFF low-fanbase
factor, Rally outside rally, Cheat cheating
alleged, Pic match-picture factor) are set only when the writeup
asserts that effect — never inferred from the numbers. Hover a check for the
note. †OT marks a writeup that mostly wanders off the
match.
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