Watching this video again really just puts into perspective how big Puyo Puyo is / was in Japan. Like this was 1997?! With huge events and commentators and a live crowd. Maybe one day I can dream of Puyo being this large in the west...
Given how much the Puyo meta has changed it now feels weird to see someone building Stairs in a final match. (Also, think of this. Puyo Puyo was being broadcast live before Starcraft was even released)
0:10 And, like a pheonix rising from the ashes, a Puyo Puyo legend is summoned into this world to bring justice to the gaming community, as "Brave of Puyo Puyo" is playing. The Puyo Puyo community is freaking incredible, no joke. You don't even see this kind of stuff in a Melee tournament.
Seeing the way the blue player plays, I'm surprised he got as far as he did. He pretty much stacked the bottom every time. The other player was much more unpredictable, even launching a few early heavy chains and coming out of a few scrapes. All I'm saying is, you have to have some back-up methods if your initial approach doesn't pan out. If you cover the bottom row with about 2 layers of ojama, the blue player would have been hard-pressed to have come up with something else quickly.
It's so weird there's no puyo puyo representation of any kind in smash, considering that Arle is such an iconic character in Japan (and thanks to puyo puyo Tetris, she was known a bit more in the west); there's not even a spirit, it makes you wonder if Nintendo /Sega were against it or if something else was going on at the time
Wow!! This is really the most epic tournament of a video game i have ever seen!! Im glad Puyo Puyo is this big in Japan, its perfect for competition. The entrance was epic too lol.
@@roccoanthony8930 , no, Tetris is a lot better and Puyo Puyo is a lot more limited in structure. Please remind me of what not only the top puzzle game franchise, but also one of the top five biggest, as well as top five most iconic, video game franchises of all time is in video game standings and history? Oh, wait, none of those things apply to Puyo Puyo games.
I can't help but see, in the year 2020, how far e-sports broadcasting has come. A lot of the outside-the-game elements are cool, but the fact the game remains absolutely tiny for the vast majority of the match so we can see the players staring at the screen is deeply frustrating, it's hard to even see what they're doing a lot of the time.
@@Jonny_. , and yet the first Puyo Puyo game did indeed have not only an English translation in the arcade, but that it also got released in the NTSB-U region...weird.
Wish it was as big in the west screw the world cup, screw the olympics. Tune into the puyo world championships. Not that I dislike the olympics or the world cup b4 anyone starts.
Good thing that we still have Sega making these Puyo Puyo games for us. This game may not be popular in the USA at that time but it surely was popular in Japan so Compile should be receiving lots of money for this.
If I remember right...They weren't the best with Money, but they took out a lot of loans and overextended, then gave the rights to Sega 'temporarily' to ease their burden, but were unable to prevent their bankruptcy. As a result, Sega kept the rights ever since. They later reformed into Compile Heart, and have been working on a bunch of JRPGs like Fairy Fencer F and the Neptunia series.
@@shiftfire4511 Adding to that is their hyper-saturation of Puyo Puyo. IIRC they got so bad with it that they had two Game Gear games come out weeks apart at one point.
Mean Bean Machine (and Avalanche) are Americanized clones of the prequel to this game. In fact this game has a SERIES. puyonexus.net/intro/ (*USE THE LINKS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!*)
I used almost the same strategy as the guy on the right as a kid, but I usually had a couple extra combos at the end of the domino sends at the bottom.
@@RoddyDev To answer the four-year old question: yes, there are still Puyo tournaments. They play on Puyo Puyo Champions for PS4 / Switch these days, not like the Super Famicom version seen in this vid. :D
@吉川りくそん, ヨッシー、この試合はかなり均等だったので、1997年にテレビでこのイベントを見たり、トーナメントが開催された場所に住んでいない限り、これはかなり均等だったと確信しています。 ぷよぷよトーナメントでの対戦。 Yosshī, kono shiai wa kanari kintōdattanode, 1997-nen ni terebide kono ibento o mi tari, tōnamento ga kaisai sa reta basho ni sunde inai kagiri, kore wa kanari kintōdatta to kakushin shite imasu. Puyopuyo tōnamento de no taisen. @Yoshikawa Rukison, I do not know, Yoshi, this match was a pretty even match, so unless you saw this event on a television back in 1997, and/or live at wherever that they held the tournament, then I am convinced that this was a pretty even match up in the Puyo Puyo Tournament.
HIKAJO I only know about the left one but it's basically the spells the characters chant in-game Ei! Fire! Ice Storm! Diacute! Braindumbed! Jugemu! Bayoen!
Labyrinthia Rosenfeld Wow, I'm so glad I wrote that comment, I didn't have any hope of someone replying because it's an old video but there you are. Thank you very much.
How come neither of them went for All Clears? Sure, in the long run, they wouldn't have really mattered, but for quick attacks, they could have been pretty deadly.
![[Exhibition match] Kame VS Kumachom 2009-03-21 1of4 PuyoPuyo2 [import]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/auyVWkTPrUg/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Exhibition match] Kame VS Kumachom 2009-03-21 1of4 PuyoPuyo2 [import]](/img/tr.png)
I love how the public also chants the spells. It really adds to the hype.
Thunder Enforcer
thats Japanese for ya!
they'd also do this on concerts
Same
just hearing eveyone go BAYOEN feels really cool
i wish i could be a part of that
No bro, that's cringe
@@unxcorn BAYOEN!
Watching this video again really just puts into perspective how big Puyo Puyo is / was in Japan.
Like this was 1997?! With huge events and commentators and a live crowd.
Maybe one day I can dream of Puyo being this large in the west...
We can only dream and hope, Mr. Undertale Music Man
Nobody can say for certain.
Also, didn’t you upload the undertale ost?
Someday, brother.
@@Christine.3671 If this question is unanswered then it's probably obvious that they did.
Puyo Puyo Tetris is a thing, you know.
THE COSPLAY, THE PRESENTATION, EVERYTHIIIIING ♡♡♡♡♡♡
Imagine how they would play Puyo Puyo Tetris today
They'd run out of breath calling spells during the T-Spin rain.
Cristian Martinez BAYOEN BAYOEN BAYO- *deep breath* eeEEN BAYOEN
Today is:
One, Two, Three, Four, Five...
F
@@Pedro-gh6sn ah yes, puyo puyo champions
Why can't EVO have entrances like that. eSports is supposed to be fun.
So it doesnt burn out in a few years like GodsGarden
Harrison Otte what?
Puyo Puyo Tetris was in AnimEVO, this year.
SBO had this stuff and people didn't support it nearly enough.
Because esports is trying too hard to be "SRS BUSINESS"
I always find it interesting when the same pieces, given to two players of equal skill, result in such drastically different strategies.
I know im terribly late, but same
@@kit4241 you're right. this was only just recommended to me, and i'm only 4 minutes into it, but i want to see so much more
@@kit4241 Can confirm.
@@kit4241Indeed
Are the announcers screaming Arle's spells?
Yeah!! It’s the best part!! I love this!
It's fucking adorable when they do it
Hand Hanzo Diacute even.
It's the best part!!!
And player 2s spells
Seeing how they play makes me realize how much I suck.
QuintonTQ Keep playing, You'll get better
same
Are you two good already?
Read my mind lol :D
japan is so legit about everything it does i love it
Given how much the Puyo meta has changed it now feels weird to see someone building Stairs in a final match.
(Also, think of this. Puyo Puyo was being broadcast live before Starcraft was even released)
8:38 to 9:02
The fact that both players survived that is insane.
I randomly wondered if this game ever had tournaments dedicated to it. I wasn't disappointed.
Emma Starr Haha
0:10 And, like a pheonix rising from the ashes, a Puyo Puyo legend is summoned into this world to bring justice to the gaming community, as "Brave of Puyo Puyo" is playing.
The Puyo Puyo community is freaking incredible, no joke. You don't even see this kind of stuff in a Melee tournament.
Shooting Star No kidding!😂
You'll sure smell something tho
@@shalpp , ironically says someone with your username. Deflecting much there with your comment?
I love that the audience is shouting out the chants from both sides :D
Seeing the way the blue player plays, I'm surprised he got as far as he did. He pretty much stacked the bottom every time. The other player was much more unpredictable, even launching a few early heavy chains and coming out of a few scrapes. All I'm saying is, you have to have some back-up methods if your initial approach doesn't pan out. If you cover the bottom row with about 2 layers of ojama, the blue player would have been hard-pressed to have come up with something else quickly.
The meta probably wasn't as developed back in 1997.
Man...those guys REALLY know how to make a suspenseful match...
It's so weird there's no puyo puyo representation of any kind in smash, considering that Arle is such an iconic character in Japan (and thanks to puyo puyo Tetris, she was known a bit more in the west); there's not even a spirit, it makes you wonder if Nintendo /Sega were against it or if something else was going on at the time
Wow!! This is really the most epic tournament of a video game i have ever seen!! Im glad Puyo Puyo is this big in Japan, its perfect for competition. The entrance was epic too lol.
Puyo Puyo. Huge In Japan. Irrelevant in the U.S.
Too bad.
And even EVEN MORE irrelevant here on my country... Too bad.
@@BayoenStorm F for you guys
Which is a DAMN shame lol. It’s such a great game. Better than Tetris for sure.
Too bad.
I really like Puyo Puyo.
@@roccoanthony8930 , no, Tetris is a lot better and Puyo Puyo is a lot more limited in structure. Please remind me of what not only the top puzzle game franchise, but also one of the top five biggest, as well as top five most iconic, video game franchises of all time is in video game standings and history? Oh, wait, none of those things apply to Puyo Puyo games.
I can't help but see, in the year 2020, how far e-sports broadcasting has come. A lot of the outside-the-game elements are cool, but the fact the game remains absolutely tiny for the vast majority of the match so we can see the players staring at the screen is deeply frustrating, it's hard to even see what they're doing a lot of the time.
Wow, this was back in '97, huh? Why couldn't I be in Japan?
It'd probably get tiring after a while with everything being so hardcore all the time. XP
The Wizard, japanese version
+Matojeje That's an insult to this tournament.
that was my immediate thought... though this seems more... genuine.
I see what what u did there, that fred savage movie
Matojeje ha
why did this comment make me laugh? XD
Fucking love how the crowd was screaming too.
I wonder why the woman announcer says all the 2P attack sounds like: the one with Arle saying Yatana
and yet no one chants with her
Probably a combination of the tape's age, her piercing voice, and the P2 voice clips being less well-known.
Ite! Yatta na! Gegege! Daidageki! Nyaaaah! Pipipi! Uwaaaaahh!!
I wonder why all players of competitive Puyo Puyo 2 always use the wood background.
Because Japan...
*+Chaf Cancel* Gimmicks?
I remember watching these regularly before I fell asleep in bed. Feels strange coming back to it now
Once I heard Brave Of Puyo Puyo, I knew that stuff was going to get real.
Hikaru Shindo HAHA YEP
You know, I think Grand Master Keseisen (or however his name is spelled/pronounced/etc.) would make a great guest opponent in Puyo Puyo X Tetris!
Alex Kenderian Yes
Underrated video. This series was my childhood! 😭
I never played this version, but it's as good as I remember it!
Man these are some mean beans.
If only Puyo Puyo got this much love in the USA.
I never could have imagined that Puyo Puyo had Esports back in 1997.
Fun fact: in Kirby's Avalanche and Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, you cannot deflect your opponent's attacks.
That's because these two games are based on the first Puyo Puyo, which does not have offsetting
@@Jonny_. , and yet the first Puyo Puyo game did indeed have not only an English translation in the arcade, but that it also got released in the NTSB-U region...weird.
@@paxhumana2015 I might be stupid but what is your point? Also, do you mean NTSC-U?
Thank god the tournament standard has garbage offsetting.
You can't do that in Sonic Mania either
When a 11 year old video about a 1997 game show up as recomended
Wish it was as big in the west screw the world cup, screw the olympics. Tune into the puyo world championships. Not that I dislike the olympics or the world cup b4 anyone starts.
Compile why you go bankrupt? :\
TYRONEYUNASTY They didn't(I think)
they did, but they came back as compile heart
supposedly, the og puyo guys worked on neptunia
Good thing that we still have Sega making these Puyo Puyo games for us.
This game may not be popular in the USA at that time but it surely was popular in Japan so Compile should be receiving lots of money for this.
If I remember right...They weren't the best with Money, but they took out a lot of loans and overextended, then gave the rights to Sega 'temporarily' to ease their burden, but were unable to prevent their bankruptcy. As a result, Sega kept the rights ever since.
They later reformed into Compile Heart, and have been working on a bunch of JRPGs like Fairy Fencer F and the Neptunia series.
@@shiftfire4511 Adding to that is their hyper-saturation of Puyo Puyo. IIRC they got so bad with it that they had two Game Gear games come out weeks apart at one point.
I feel like I'm watching a documentary on the best Puyo Puyo players
If only Tetris was this intense
It can be ive seen it for my self
Kayden That's what Puyo Puyo Tetris is for.
BOOM TETRIS FOR JEFF
I want to see them competing with puyo puyo tetris
sega should bring more love to puyo puyo and to the west as well
I have already watched this 8 times or more. Love the voices!
They really know how to get the crowd worked up. ^_^
Where are they now?
I didn't know this was "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine" .
Mean Bean Machine (and Avalanche) are Americanized clones of the prequel to this game.
In fact this game has a SERIES. puyonexus.net/intro/
(*USE THE LINKS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!*)
the engine of "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine" is "Puyo Puyo" idk if it's really a clone, the wiki doesn't say anything about it.
+CJ G it's a total clone. you might even notice that melody at the start was identical to the robotnik encounter melody right before his stage
+Dinoshark Robopope It's not a "clone" per se, as all three were made by Compile. They straight up run on the same engine.
Rocket Ship Resort it's a recolor
Where is the video of the battles before this? =(
Ive played this game from when I was 6 and now im a teenager and I can beat the game in 16 minutes
CydiaAlfie "beat" ¿how would it be that" excuseme for my bad english
Complete the game. I'm 16 now and still love the game
@@Bertttttat 22 hopefully you are still healthy and sound. cheers
@@RECTANGLESWITHEYESlook at me trying to brag, wee dick 😂. Turned 23 in February still play the game regularly.
@@RECTANGLESWITHEYES i still play puyo puyo.
well, I should say Starcraft, the Puyo Puyo of Korea.
I used almost the same strategy as the guy on the right as a kid, but I usually had a couple extra combos at the end of the domino sends at the bottom.
Man. I can't even tell what colors the puyos are xD
the game spinout is more popular than original game
are they still competing in puyo puyo tornaments today
Are they? OMG...
Antonio DeCerbo || 1 year later, I finally realized that was a question, I'm feeling really disappointed of my self past right now ._.
@@RoddyDev To answer the four-year old question: yes, there are still Puyo tournaments. They play on Puyo Puyo Champions for PS4 / Switch these days, not like the Super Famicom version seen in this vid. :D
@@EarthboundBenjy I believe on that same year I started watching S2LSoftener, really good player.
@@EarthboundBenjy But are the players in this video still playing?
I think I figured out why Compile went out of business
2:24 world best BAYOEN in the puyo puyo histories.
This is what Evo needs.
They should do a puyo pop fever championship
Snooping as usual, I see.
ミスケンさんとsetaさんを決勝で戦わせなかったのが唯一のミスと言われている大会ですよね。
+Yoshikawa Rikuson NO,Misuken san didn't in this video,you can see his friend's diary, misuken's real name is "三須健太郎" (p.booklog.jp/book/29378/read)
@吉川りくそん, ヨッシー、この試合はかなり均等だったので、1997年にテレビでこのイベントを見たり、トーナメントが開催された場所に住んでいない限り、これはかなり均等だったと確信しています。 ぷよぷよトーナメントでの対戦。
Yosshī, kono shiai wa kanari kintōdattanode, 1997-nen ni terebide kono ibento o mi tari, tōnamento ga kaisai sa reta basho ni sunde inai kagiri, kore wa kanari kintōdatta to kakushin shite imasu. Puyopuyo tōnamento de no taisen.
@Yoshikawa Rukison, I do not know, Yoshi, this match was a pretty even match, so unless you saw this event on a television back in 1997, and/or live at wherever that they held the tournament, then I am convinced that this was a pretty even match up in the Puyo Puyo Tournament.
4:12 WHAT AN UNO REVERSE CARD THAT WAS PLAYED THERE!
I wonder if these people still play puyo puyo
where are you my husbando!? have passed 10th years....
nani
なんちゅう時代やwww
Donde conseguiste el video? hay más?? :)
This is something I've never seen before. Shigu shigu
The Super Puyo Puyo 2 Remix is the definitive version of Puyo Puyo 2 for the Super Famicom
I don't know what they're saying but this gameplay is fucking insane.
The Bullet Actions speak louder than words.
@@CarbyGuuGuu , I always thought that you said "Pipipi" all the time.
is there a transcript of what they are saying in the game during the combos? I wish to memorize it but I want to get it right
HIKAJO I only know about the left one but it's basically the spells the characters chant in-game
Ei!
Fire!
Ice Storm!
Diacute!
Braindumbed!
Jugemu!
Bayoen!
Labyrinthia Rosenfeld Wow, I'm so glad I wrote that comment, I didn't have any hope of someone replying because it's an old video but there you are.
Thank you very much.
Ite!
Yatta na!
Gegege!
Daidageki!
Nyaaaahh!
Pipipi!!
Uwaaaahhh!!
Why was this played on the SFC? The MegaDrive version is definitely better.
It started on MSX and Famicom.
Wow, look at the grandmaster's badass costume O_O
@denelson83 Did I say "dead"??? I meant "did".
That looks like so much fun to be there shouting bayoen cx
Who wouldn't want to be in this audience
Overlay this with Tennis Chumps (Tom and Jerry) clips and let the games begin
BA YOOO EN
How come neither of them went for All Clears? Sure, in the long run, they wouldn't have really mattered, but for quick attacks, they could have been pretty deadly.
4:20 Holy shit that has to suck
sega md version ?
No this is the second release of the snes/sfc version (titled super puyo puyo tsu remix)
1:29 WHAT DID I JUST WITNESS?
this is really epic
9:30 Projection to beyond realm
Kid on the right seems to like using the stairs pattern.
What version are they playing?
You Reposted in the Wrong Neighbourhood Super Puyo Puyo Tsū Remix on the Super Famicom.
Yeah Super Puyo Puyo Tsu remix
I got this in my reco
Was Puyo Puyo doing puzzle tournaments before it was cool?
what were the names of these players?
at the right schezo?
IEI!
FAIYAA!
AISU STAAMU!
DAIAKYUUTO!
BUREIN DAMUDO!
JUGEMU!
BAYOEEN!
I don't know what their saying, but I know this is one hype match
Ei! Fire! Ice Storm! Diacute! Braindumbed! Jugem! Bayoen!!
Yatta na
THIS IS SO HYPE
Wth I'm doing here.
I was just searching "Last from puyo puyo 2"
whats the name of the kids at the tornament
Antonio DeCerbo || ping and pong
Roddy fuck off
The quality hurts my eyes
やっぱりミスケンがぷよぷよのレベルを底上げしたよね
Pros at a great and loved game
I'd settle for a North American release. Especially so if there was an option to keep the japanese voices.
how the fuck is people this good?
that trumpet lol
Probably just Japan, Puyo never caught on in America.
Ephraim225 Puyo didn't catch on untill the 2000s I think.
Mean bean was popular in the West though.
97년에 이미 고인물이야!?
Schezo cosplay xdxdxd
Im watching this and pretending its footage of puyo players winning
cool vid :P