Blur and Tafo Take On The Hardest Melee Jeopardy Raid Boss 

he played to win

He is truly someone playing a game.

tbf he might actually just be the worst, gotta love him

He was a contestant.

Also the most Blur thing ever

No, the saddest thing is seeing your vintage CRT get slapped by Hbox.

That shit was hilarious what you mean

We are gonna need to make it Toph v. 3 other players combined scores. This is getting out of hand. Lol

This is the way

agreed

I mean, -32,400 + 1 is -32,399...

Or make it Toph and Blur's combined score vs the other contestant.

honestly, they should've brought tough guests on but made the board easy. instead toph was the only one who could keep points in the hellscape of their design

Asumsaus is only knowledgeable in specific game engine quirks and most likely wouldn’t do that well in results based questions

@@NathanRose-in4ky but they could do a few categories on that stuff they normally don’t

@@shawnkochevar8104 asumsaus would have no chance, a good chunk of the questions are knowing random obscure players, which obviously toph as a commentator who has commented a lot of random ass matches in his life will be way more familiar with than the vast majority of people, and a good chunk of the rest are knowing tournaments that toph was usually attending and commentating at Toph's biggest problem is he has so much knowledge he finds it hard to narrow down his vast wealth of information to the relevant piece (like remembering 9 tournaments of the same series and forgetting which one was which number). asumsaus makes cool videos but glitches and easter eggs is the only category he would stand a chance vs toph in. he would lose anything to do with players, sets, tournaments, probably would also lose moves, frame data, riddles axe can probably compete with toph when it comes to knowledge of the game itself, but he is unlikely to know the random small events and low ranked players like toph does. I think actually to find someone who can compete against toph you should be looking for a wildcard commentator like jakespeare who gets the pools commentary slot rather than top level so they're more familiar with the more obscure players

@@AlexRoseGames I like the idea! I just think it would Make for a great colab, and maybe give a chance by using categories outside of specific players and event. They’ve had some in game categories before but having most of the board have those could be interesting imo, but I’m also a pleb when it comes to melee lore and names. I just watch cool videos online 🤷‍♂️

@@NathanRose-in4ky AsumSaus’ videos used to be all about things that happened at Melee tournaments, I think he’d have a fair chance.

The video unfortunately spent no time explaining the reasoning behind the correct answer to the final jeopardy question. However, you have to know it's not Hbox (people would know if Druggedfox took a set off Hbox in 2011). This means it has to be somebody who won one of the other 8 main games at Evo 2016. Now, the next thought might be it's the person who won Smash 4 that year. However, that person has never played Melee to my knowledge, and does not reside anywhere near Druggedfox. (Additionally, knowing who that person is, it would be unlikely that they would be the answer to a question on melee jeopardy in the year 2022.) This is where the Phoenix Wright brain-blast moment needs to happen. The question doesn't say the set in 2011 was in Melee, which means *it was in a different game*. ("Almost Christmas" means it wasn't Christmas!) At this point, if you're up on your Druggedfox facts, you would know that he has played multiple traditional fighting games. But moreso than that, there is a known set on youtube of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 from 2011 , where Druggedfox beats somebody who would soon go on to become the most-dominant player in MvC3 for much of its lifespan, including winning an Evo title for it in 2016: NyChrisG Here is the VOD of the set in question: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uAp2ADFZSmU.html

@@margotphoenix1 Personally, my mind went right to ken because ken came back to chill around that time (while being rusty and having an outdated play style) and ken did win evo 2007.

@@Jarekthegamingdragon You misread the final jeopardy question, in that case. It says "This 2016 Evo Champion", and I'm fairly certain Ken didn't win Pokkén or Mortal Kombat X.

@@margotphoenix1 I was gonna say, I didn't know ChrisG played ever Melee, but it makes more sense if it was the other way around now that I think about it.

that one and training mode tuesdays with morrie were the only two that they missed and I knew, so I appreciate their forgetfulness, but I was really surprised they didn't get it as well

if you've been in the scene for as many years as those 3, hungrybox doing some classic hungrybox shit is just another day in the office. the context for it gets blurred into the background, it just becomes "oh yeah that was the time he rolled around on the floor" "that was the time he punched a crt" "that was the time he injured his arm" "the time he fainted or maybe pretended to faint on stream"

I remembered this one perfectly cause I made fun of him on Twitter for it

can you explain the question to me??? i reread it like 15 times and im still shocked hungrybox was not the correct answear???

@@tanjay8507 I can only assume the correct answer won a different event at EVO that year but also plays Melee. Just an assumption because I only watch Smash when it comes to EVO.

Druggedfox took a set off ChrisG in MvC 3. Chris G was 2016 Evo champion of the same game.

@@rocksteady_tv5065 interesting, thanks for the explanation.

My first thought when hearing You Know My Name was Look Up The Number so I was absolutely shocked when that actually was the next category. That's a deep cut

all I know is the answer is not armada

Real ones know 😂

@@jslay666 he did get it the next time tbf lol, it was just weird because it was on mario

Dude I think mang0, armada, m2k, leffen have a good chance at beating Toph. These guys have CRAZY good memory

Nah, they may be good at the game and memorizing tech and tournament standings, but as far as overall knowledge in melee toph is on his own level.

@@Creammm69 mango would sit there like "why the fuck would I know what up B is called I just press the button nerds". armada and leffen as well probably wouldn't be familiar with all these low level US players and random US locals. m2k actually has a decent chance but he tends to obsess on stuff he really cares about, I don't think that means he necessarily has a huge knowledge of things he isn't interested and e.g. the pop culture references

That clip is a lesson in how to go from unknown to hated by an entire community in a week

He died and it was just a joke in the first place lol. Check Zain’s video playing him at Zain’s first recorded tourney

algo

could have made it yourself by now

Of course it is. It’s GG Melee

I mean I feel like he also lost because he also didn't answer very many questions that he knew the answer to