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|start=November 23, 2019
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|previous=[[The SilvaGunner Spooktacular Halloween Horror Special: Part III]]
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Magfest 2020 (minor)
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|during = [[Season 4]]}}<blockquote>"Once again, the ultimate battle begins. Thirty-two challengers seek the taste of victory. And though they all bring their best......only one will be crowned the KING FOR A DAY."</blockquote>The '''King for Another Day Tournament''' is a 2019 [[channel event]] and the sequel to 2018's [[King for a Day Tournament]]. Like its predecessor, it sees characters battling it out in an elimination bracket determined by the fanbase's votes, with the winner of the tournament receiving their own special day to take over the SiIvaGunner channel, and the runner-up receiving a [[:Category:SiIvaGunner's Original Fusion Collabs|fusion collab]].
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[[MAXIMUM QUALITY ACHIEVED Day]] (major)
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|during = [[Season 4]]}}{{Quote|Once again, the ultimate battle begins. Thirty-two challengers seek the taste of victory. And though they all bring their best......only one will be crowned the KING FOR A DAY.|[[SiIvaGunner presents... The KING FOR ANOTHER DAY TOURNAMENT!]]}}The '''King for Another Day Tournament''' was a 2019 [[channel event]] and the sequel to 2018's [[King for a Day Tournament]]. Like its predecessor, it sees characters battling it out in an elimination bracket determined by the fanbase's votes, with the winner of the tournament receiving their own special day to take over the SiIvaGunner channel. The prize has also been expanded, with the final four contestants receiving collaborative projects.
== History ==
== History ==
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Before the start of the tournament, only a limited amount of information was confirmed by the SiIvaGunner team (aside from confirmed characters):
Before the start of the tournament, only a limited amount of information was confirmed by the SiIvaGunner team (aside from confirmed characters):
*[[Thanos]] would not snap anyone out of existence during the tournament.
*[[Thanos]] would not snap anyone out of existence during the tournament.
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*[[File:King for Another Day Tournament MOJO!!.png|thumb]]The [https://mojo.highquality.rip/ King for Another Day Tournament MOJO!!] website would be used to share news, fighter information, music, and other relevant details.<ref name="BootsyCollins">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgHTJd4CnHw SiIva Direct 4.1.2019]. April 1, 2019.</ref>
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*[[File:King for Another Day Tournament MOJO!!.png|thumb]]The [[King for Another Day Tournament MOJO!!]] website would be used to share news, fighter information, music, and other relevant details.<ref name="BootsyCollins">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgHTJd4CnHw SiIva Direct 4.1.2019]. April 1, 2019.</ref>
*[[Meowth]] would be interviewing characters on the MOJO!! during the competition.
*[[Meowth]] would be interviewing characters on the MOJO!! during the competition.
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*As with the previous tournament, the winner of each match-up would be decided by popular vote. However, this year there would also be a losers' bracket.
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*As with the previous tournament, the winner of each match-up would be decided by popular vote. However, this tournament would also have a losers' bracket.
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*In addition to the winner receiving their own event day, the runnerup would also receive a fusion collab.
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*In addition to the winner receiving their own event day, the runner-up would receive a fusion collab.
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The video "[[SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament Overview: CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER!]]" revealed most other relevant information.
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The video "[[SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament Overview: CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER!]]" revealed most other relevant information. Near the end of the tournament, the runner-up's prize was expanded; all four finalists will receive a collaborative project. Whether this will be a fusion collab, an [[album]], a big video, or something else fitting for them remains to be seen.
==Contenders==
==Contenders==
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In addition, 19 new fighters enter the tournament, complete with ''Smash Bros.''-esque reveal trailers, some of which are hidden within rips. Similar to the first tournament, half of the newcomers are fan-submitted characters.
In addition, 19 new fighters enter the tournament, complete with ''Smash Bros.''-esque reveal trailers, some of which are hidden within rips. Similar to the first tournament, half of the newcomers are fan-submitted characters.
| colspan="3" style="min-width:16.67%" |[[File:Dj-professor-k.png|80x80px|link=DJ Professor K]]<br />'''[[DJ Professor K]]'''<br />{{Icon|13 DJProfessorK.png|label=DJ Professor K|20px}}
* Rips featuring music from ''Super Mario RPG ''and the ''Paper Mario ''and ''Mario & Luigi ''series
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|{{Icon|03 Pearl.png|label=Pearl}}{{Icon|03 Marina.png|label=Marina}}{{Icon|03 Paruko.png|label=Paruko}}[[Off the Hook (ft. Paruko)|Off the Hook ft. Paruko]][[File:Off-the-hook-ft-paruko.png|thumb|none]]
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|Now sporting ''[[:Category:Splatoon 2|Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion]]''-inspired designs. Glenna goes by her real name now.
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''<sup>(formerly </sup>''<sup>Off the Hook ft. Glenna'')''</sup><ref group="n." name=":1">Renamed in the E3 SiIva Direct.</ref>
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|<ref>[https://mojo.highquality.rip/2019/06/off-the-hook-ft-paruko/ Off the Hook's MOJO!! entry]</ref>
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* Rips featuring songs from the ''Splatoon'' franchise
|Now based on his 80s appearance, and wearing his clothing from the "Eat It" music video. Has a Michael Jackson stand named "Beat It", likely referencing the mention of "Eat It" in the final episode of ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]: Stardust Crusaders''.
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|{{Icon|05 Pitbull.png|label=Pitbull}}{{Icon|05 Popoy.png|label=Popoy}}{{Icon|05 Marcianito.png|label=Marcianito}}[[Pitbull and The Aliens|Pitbull and the Aliens]][[File:Pitbull-and-the-aliens-v2r2.png|thumb|187x187px]]
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|Team with [[Reggie Fils-Aimé]] and Bill Trinen as its members wearing suits and headbands that are the same colour as the Joy-Cons respectively.
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''<sup>(formerly </sup>''<sup>The Joy-Con Men'')''</sup><ref group="n." name=":1">Renamed in the E3 SiIva Direct.</ref>
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|<ref>[https://mojo.highquality.rip/2019/09/nintendo-power/ Nintendo Power's MOJO!! entry]</ref>
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* Rips featuring music from the ''Animal Crossing'', ''The Legend of Zelda'', and ''Wii'' franchises (excluding ''Wii Music'')
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|{{Icon|07 AgentJ.png|label=Agent J}}{{Icon|07 Howard.png|label=Howard}}[[Men in Black]][[File:Men-in-black-kfad2.png|thumb|none]]
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|Pair-up between [[Will Smith]] (who now goes by Agent J, the character he plays in the ''Men in Black'' series) and Howard from the [[Dancing Alien Team]] (now fitted with sunglasses, a necktie, and an alien gun).
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|<ref>[https://mojo.highquality.rip/2019/11/men-in-black/ Men in Black's MOJO!! entry]</ref>
| colspan="5" style="min-width:14.29%" |[[File:Daft-Punk-ft.-Pharrell.png|80x80px|link=Daft Punk ft. Pharrell]]<br />'''[[Daft Punk ft. Pharrell]]'''<br />{{Icon|20 Thomas.png|label=Thomas|20px}}{{Icon|20 GuyMan.png|label=Guy-Manuel|20px}}{{Icon|20 Pharrell.png|label=Pharrell|20px}}
|Based on his look in the ''{{Category|Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog}}'' cartoon, the main source of YTPs featuring him.
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|A team made up of Don-chan from the ''Taiko no Tatsujin'' series and Tap Trial Girl (who has been given the name "Hakuko") from the ''Rhythm Heaven'' series, with an original outfit referencing assorted other rhythm game series.
|A team made up of Phoenix Wright from the ''Ace Attorney ''series and Monokuma'' ''from the ''Danganronpa'' series.
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{{See also|List of minor characters from the King for Another Day Tournament}}
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== Lore ==
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Additionally, a few bonus and minor characters have received arrangements during the event and appeared on the MOJO!!, despite not participating in the actual tournament. They are enumerated at [[List of minor characters from the King for Another Day Tournament]].
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== Rips uploaded ==
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The rips for this event were much in the same style as the original [[King for a Day Tournament]], with completely original arrangements of music representing each character and their source list. New to this tournament were "dual arrangements", rips featuring two fighters with their sources in a unique mashup arrangement, allowing for more unique rips.
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Like before, all the rips were placed under a fake game, ''{{Category|SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament}}'' in this case. However, while the original tournament had around 100 arrangements, this amount quintupled with the King for Another Day Tournament having over 500 arrangements, making its playlist the largest one on the entire channel (not counting "Liked videos").
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== Schedule ==
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:''Times are in PST (UTC−08:00). Brackets are separated by side; click on each side to expand the bracket.''
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Rips for the tournament were uploaded nonstop through the whole bracket all the way up until [[Christmas 2019]]. A few more rips were uploaded after this event as well. On January 8, 2020, "[[Credits - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day|Credits]]" premiered, officially ending the event.
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There will be 61 or 62 matches in total; this is more than quadruple the 15 matches of the 2018 tournament. The matches began at 12 am PST on November 23 and are expected to conclude in December.
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=== Schedule ===
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There was 61 matches in total; this is more than quadruple the 15 matches of the 2018 tournament. The matches began at 12 am PST on November 23 and concluded on December 23, meaning the entire tournament lasted one whole month before the end was reached and a winner was announced.
The schedule is somewhat cyclical, with matches starting every six hours for the first two days of each five-day block from November 23 to December 3. (A few matches in winners' bracket round 1 were delayed due to production issues.) The results for each block have typically been announced all at the same time, after the conclusion of the last match. On the first two days of each block, new tracks have been uploaded to YouTube approximately every hour, with other days seeing one new track about every three hours. Some of the tournament's music was uploaded before the first match, with eight arrangements being uploaded on November 22 (as well as a small number before then).
The schedule is somewhat cyclical, with matches starting every six hours for the first two days of each five-day block from November 23 to December 3. (A few matches in winners' bracket round 1 were delayed due to production issues.) The results for each block have typically been announced all at the same time, after the conclusion of the last match. On the first two days of each block, new tracks have been uploaded to YouTube approximately every hour, with other days seeing one new track about every three hours. Some of the tournament's music was uploaded before the first match, with eight arrangements being uploaded on November 22 (as well as a small number before then).
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=== Final Boss Battle ===
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To the surprise of everyone, during the announcement video of the Grand Final, the Crown itself decided to make the tournament last for eternity and took over Unregistered HyperCam 2's body, turning him into a kaiju version of himself known as Unrestrained HyperCam 2. The viewers are then prompted by John Notwoodman to massively like the video to power up [[The MF Like Button]] as a way to fight back the Crown and save HyperCam, it is unknown when the boss battle will end or even how many likes are requiered to defeat the Crown.
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===Finals===
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The last match, the grand final, was supposed to have the winner of the winners' bracket (DJ Professor K) facing the winner of the losers' bracket (Mariya Takeuchi). These are the only rounds in which contestants who have not yet lost can be eliminated from the tournament.
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|December 16 (1:30 am)|{{Icon|32_Phoenix.png}}{{Icon|32_Monokuma.png}} Law & Disorder|46.8%|'''{{Icon|13_DJProfessorK.png}} DJ Professor K'''|'''53.2%'''
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|December 16 (1:30 am)|'''{{Icon|18_Mariya.png}} Mariya Takeuchi'''|'''50.8%'''|{{Icon|29_Missingno.png}} MissingNo.|49.2%
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The round 1 contenders comprise the losers from winners' bracket round 1. In rounds 2, 4 and 6, half of the contenders comprise the losers from winners' bracket rounds 2, 3 and 4 respectively.
The round 1 contenders comprise the losers from winners' bracket round 1. In rounds 2, 4 and 6, half of the contenders comprise the losers from winners' bracket rounds 2, 3 and 4 respectively.
||{{Icon|30_Shades.png}}{{Icon|30_MilkBowl.png}}{{Icon|30_donk.png}} The Jazz Cats|36.6%|'''{{Icon|18_Mariya.png}} Mariya Takeuchi'''|'''63.4%'''
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|December 14 (12 am)|{{Icon|30_Shades.png}}{{Icon|30_MilkBowl.png}}{{Icon|30_donk.png}} The Jazz Cats|36.6%|'''{{Icon|18_Mariya.png}} Mariya Takeuchi'''|'''63.4%'''
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||{{Icon|20_Thomas.png}}{{Icon|20_GuyMan.png}}{{Icon|20_Pharrell.png}} Daft Punk ft. Pharrell|48.8%|'''{{Icon|29_Missingno.png}} MissingNo.'''|'''51.2%'''
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|December 14 (12 am)|{{Icon|20_Thomas.png}}{{Icon|20_GuyMan.png}}{{Icon|20_Pharrell.png}} Daft Punk ft. Pharrell|48.8%|'''{{Icon|29_Missingno.png}} MissingNo.'''|'''51.2%'''
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To the surprise of everyone, during the announcement video of the Grand Final, the Crown itself decided to make the tournament last for eternity and took over Unregistered HyperCam 2's body, turning him into a kaiju version of himself known as Unrestrained HyperCam 2. The viewers are then prompted by John Notwoodman to massively like the video to power up [[The MF Like Button]] as a way to fight back the Crown and save HyperCam. The boss battle ended a day later, with Hypercam saved and the crown defeated. The grand finals will resume shortly.
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The last match, the grand final, has the winner of the winners' bracket (DJ Professor K) facing the winner of the losers' bracket (Mariya Takeuchi). DJ Professor K took home the gold as the tournament winner, and his takeover will take place at a later date. Mariya Takeuchi, Law & Disorder, and MissingNo. will also receive rewards at a later date as well.
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|December 16 (1:30 am)|{{Icon|32_Phoenix.png}}{{Icon|32_Monokuma.png}} Law & Disorder|46.8%|'''{{Icon|13_DJProfessorK.png}} DJ Professor K'''|'''53.2%'''
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|December 16 (1:30 am)|'''{{Icon|18_Mariya.png}} Mariya Takeuchi'''|'''50.8%'''|{{Icon|29_Missingno.png}} MissingNo.|49.2%
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|December 22 (1 am)|'''{{Icon|13_DJProfessorK.png}} DJ Professor K'''|'''55.8%'''|{{Icon|18_Mariya.png}} Mariya Takeuchi|44.2%}}
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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King For Another Day Tournament announcement.jpg|A promotional illustration by [[LarryInc64]] for the MAGFest 2019 panel announcement.<ref>[https://twitter.com/LarryInc64/status/1083540413682798592 Tweet] by @LarryInc64. 10 Jan 2019.</ref>
King For Another Day Tournament announcement.jpg|A promotional illustration by [[LarryInc64]] for the MAGFest 2019 panel announcement.<ref>[https://twitter.com/LarryInc64/status/1083540413682798592 Tweet] by @LarryInc64. 10 Jan 2019.</ref>
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ELgjeEGUYAEo2Rp.png|An example used for KFAD's artstyle.<ref>https://twitter.com/SmokyThrill77/status/1204752610495873024</ref>
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ELgjeEGUYAEo2Rp.png|An example used for KFAD's artstyle featuring Red from the ''Angry Birds'' franchise, specifically ''The Angry Birds Movie''.<ref>https://twitter.com/SmokyThrill77/status/1204752610495873024</ref>
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*Reggie was originally paired with Etika to form a team called The Joy-Con Men. However, following a series of events concerning the real Etika's mental health, Etika the character was removed from the tournament due to concerns that unwanted attention stemming from the tournament could negatively affect the real Etika's well-being.<ref name="BootsyCollins2" />
*Reggie was originally paired with Etika to form a team called The Joy-Con Men. However, following a series of events concerning the real Etika's mental health, Etika the character was removed from the tournament due to concerns that unwanted attention stemming from the tournament could negatively affect the real Etika's well-being.<ref name="BootsyCollins2" />
*The placeholder character art style, as seen in "[[Reveal Trailer - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament]]", was a sketchy line art style similar to the first tournament. The finalized art style, with full coloring and heavy shading, was publicly revealed in "[[SiIva Direct • SiIva Lighthouse Live ∣ E3 2019|SiIva Direct • SiIva Lighthouse Live | E3 2019]]".
*The placeholder character art style, as seen in "[[Reveal Trailer - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament]]", was a sketchy line art style similar to the first tournament. The finalized art style, with full coloring and heavy shading, was publicly revealed in "[[SiIva Direct • SiIva Lighthouse Live ∣ E3 2019|SiIva Direct • SiIva Lighthouse Live | E3 2019]]".
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*In response to a fan-made hoax leak posted on [https://yuki.la/mu/88626887 /mu/] and [https://www.reddit.com/r/GiIvaSunner/comments/c5yt05/full_silvagunner_king_for_another_day_tournament/ r/GiIvaSunner], SiIvaGunner teased one of the hoax's fighters, [[Mr. Bean]], as a contender in the tournament with the fake reveal trailers "[[Troupple King's Secret Song (Unused Version) - Shovel Knight]]" and "[[You Guessed It! - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament]]". It wasn't until [[SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament Direct 9.21.2019]] the following day that Mr. Bean was revealed to be a fake contestant. On November 12, 2019, a Discord user by the name of [https://siivagunner.fandom.com/wiki/User:HelloGreatBigMusicWorld03 PopCultureCorn] revealed that he made the original leak.
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*In response to a fan-made hoax leak posted on [https://yuki.la/mu/88626887 /mu/] and [https://www.reddit.com/r/GiIvaSunner/comments/c5yt05/full_silvagunner_king_for_another_day_tournament/ r/GiIvaSunner], SiIvaGunner teased one of the hoax's fighters, [[Mr. Bean]], as a contender in the tournament with the fake reveal trailers "[[Troupple King's Secret Song (Unused Version) - Shovel Knight]]" and "[[You Guessed It! - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament]]". It wasn't until [[SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament Direct 9.21.2019]] the following day that Mr. Bean was revealed to be a fake contestant. On November 12, 2019, a Discord user by the name of PopCultureCorn revealed that he made the original leak.
**Two posters in the /mu/ thread posted unfinished versions of Mr. Bean's official art and the "You Guessed It!" trailer.
**Two posters in the /mu/ thread posted unfinished versions of Mr. Bean's official art and the "You Guessed It!" trailer.
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*In response to the hoax leak featuring Mr. Bean, on June 28 a /mu/ poster with the username of TheGayMexicanAssInTobyFoxsAss posted a leak that accurately revealed Law & Disorder, MissingNo., Donkey Kong, Eminem, and the Jazz Cats, as well as Reggie being paired with Bill Trinen.<ref>[https://yuki.la/mu/88651530 SiIvagunner: King For Another Day cringe compilation]</ref>
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**In response to this hoax, on June 28 a /mu/ poster with the username of TheGayMexicanAssInTobyFoxsAss (referencing [[The Gay Mexican-Ass In My Ass]]) posted a leak that accurately revealed Law & Disorder, MissingNo., Donkey Kong, Eminem, and the Jazz Cats, as well as Reggie being paired with Bill Trinen.<ref>[https://yuki.la/mu/88651530 SiIvagunner: King For Another Day cringe compilation]</ref>
*The Jazz Cats were initially hinted at in an August 29 Tweet from the @GiIvaSunner account.<ref>https://twitter.com/GiIvaSunner/status/1167325335249027072</ref>
*The Jazz Cats were initially hinted at in an August 29 Tweet from the @GiIvaSunner account.<ref>https://twitter.com/GiIvaSunner/status/1167325335249027072</ref>
*In addition to the extended Mr. Bean fakeout, the videos "[[Mariya Takeuchi In King For Another Day, Blue Album Out Today, Grand Dad Rip In April ∣ News Wave]]" and "[[Boss Battle Fusion Collab]]" ended with brief reveal trailer fakeouts for Spawn Wave and Sans, respectively.
*In addition to the extended Mr. Bean fakeout, the videos "[[Mariya Takeuchi In King For Another Day, Blue Album Out Today, Grand Dad Rip In April ∣ News Wave]]" and "[[Boss Battle Fusion Collab]]" ended with brief reveal trailer fakeouts for Spawn Wave and Sans, respectively.
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*Both Loser-bracket finalists were newcomers who were knocked out during the first round of the competition.
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*Some prominent video game composers have acknowledged the King for Another Day Tournament.
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**Hideki Naganuma tweeted a picture from "[[THE TOURNAMENT CHAMPION IS... - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day|THE TOURNAMENT CHAMPION IS...]]" after DJ Professor K. was confirmed to be the winner of the tournament.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Hideki_Naganuma/status/1209868197685415937?s=20 Twitter]</ref> He later retweeted and tweeted anything related to the tournament and the character.
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**Grant Kirkhope shared the "[[Bubblegloop Swamp - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day|Bubblegloop Swamp]]" arrangement on his official Twitter.<ref>[https://twitter.com/grantkirkhope/status/1201662171454664704 Tweet] by @GrantKirkhope. 2 Dec 2019.</ref>
==References==
==References==
Revision as of 01:15, 13 March 2020
"Once again, the ultimate battle begins. Thirty-two challengers seek the taste of victory. And though they all bring their best......only one will be crowned the KING FOR A DAY."
The King for Another Day Tournament was a 2019 channel event and the sequel to 2018's King for a Day Tournament. Like its predecessor, it sees characters battling it out in an elimination bracket determined by the fanbase's votes, with the winner of the tournament receiving their own special day to take over the SiIvaGunner channel. The prize has also been expanded, with the final four contestants receiving collaborative projects.
Announcements related to the event were then sprinkled throughout the year. It was originally slated to take place in mid-July or August 2019 but was later delayed.[1] The event began on November 23, 2019.
Before the start of the tournament, only a limited amount of information was confirmed by the SiIvaGunner team (aside from confirmed characters):
Thanos would not snap anyone out of existence during the tournament.
Meowth would be interviewing characters on the MOJO!! during the competition.
As with the previous tournament, the winner of each match-up would be decided by popular vote. However, this tournament would also have a losers' bracket.
In addition to the winner receiving their own event day, the runner-up would receive a fusion collab.
The video "SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament Overview: CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER!" revealed most other relevant information. Near the end of the tournament, the runner-up's prize was expanded; all four finalists will receive a collaborative project. Whether this will be a fusion collab, an album, a big video, or something else fitting for them remains to be seen.
Contenders
The tournament has a 32-member roster, mixing veterans from the previous tournament with a slew of new contenders. 13 contestants return from the previous tournament; Unregistered HyperCam 2 (the winner) and Etika are not competing, while the Dancing Alien Team was split up and paired with other veterans.
In addition, 19 new fighters enter the tournament, complete with Smash Bros.-esque reveal trailers, some of which are hidden within rips. Similar to the first tournament, half of the newcomers are fan-submitted characters.
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Rips uploaded
The rips for this event were much in the same style as the original King for a Day Tournament, with completely original arrangements of music representing each character and their source list. New to this tournament were "dual arrangements", rips featuring two fighters with their sources in a unique mashup arrangement, allowing for more unique rips.
Like before, all the rips were placed under a fake game, SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament in this case. However, while the original tournament had around 100 arrangements, this amount quintupled with the King for Another Day Tournament having over 500 arrangements, making its playlist the largest one on the entire channel (not counting "Liked videos").
Rips for the tournament were uploaded nonstop through the whole bracket all the way up until Christmas 2019. A few more rips were uploaded after this event as well. On January 8, 2020, "Credits" premiered, officially ending the event.
Schedule
There was 61 matches in total; this is more than quadruple the 15 matches of the 2018 tournament. The matches began at 12 am PST on November 23 and concluded on December 23, meaning the entire tournament lasted one whole month before the end was reached and a winner was announced.
The schedule is somewhat cyclical, with matches starting every six hours for the first two days of each five-day block from November 23 to December 3. (A few matches in winners' bracket round 1 were delayed due to production issues.) The results for each block have typically been announced all at the same time, after the conclusion of the last match. On the first two days of each block, new tracks have been uploaded to YouTube approximately every hour, with other days seeing one new track about every three hours. Some of the tournament's music was uploaded before the first match, with eight arrangements being uploaded on November 22 (as well as a small number before then).
Times are in PST (UTC−08:00). Brackets are separated by side; click on each side to expand the bracket.
Winners' bracket
Left side
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
November 23 (12 am)
Mariya Takeuchi
41.7%
November 28 (6 am)
Jack Bros.
58.3%
Jack Bros.
51.5%
November 23 (12 am)
King Dedede
48.5%
King Dedede
55.3%
December 3 (12 am)
Off the Hook ft. Paruko
44.7%
Jack Bros.
49.6%
November 23 (6 am)
The Jazz Cats
50.4%
Adam Levine
34.1%
November 28 (6 pm)
The Jazz Cats
65.9%
The Jazz Cats
51.3%
November 23 (6 am)
Nico Nico
48.7%
Metal Ajit Pai
46.0%
December 10 (6 am)
Nico Nico
54.0%
The Jazz Cats
37.4%
November 23 (12 pm)
Law & Disorder
62.6%
Wario Partners, LLP.
56.4%
November 29 (6 am)
Johnny Bravo
43.6%
Wario Partners, LLP.
34.1%
November 23 (12 pm)
"Weird Al" Yankovic
65.9%
Geno
33.2%
December 3 (6 am)
"Weird Al" Yankovic
66.8%
"Weird Al" Yankovic
43.7%
November 23 (6 pm)
Law & Disorder
56.3%
Quote
48.5%
November 29 (6 pm)
ZUN
51.5%
ZUN
35.4%
November 23 (6 pm)
Law & Disorder
64.6%
Papyrus
30.7%
Law & Disorder
69.3%
Right side
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
November 24 (12 am)
Mr. Krabs
56.0%
November 28 (6 am)
Dr. Robotnik
44.0%
Mr. Krabs
48.5%
November 24 (12 am)
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell
51.5%
Men in Black
39.3%
December 3 (12 pm)
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell
60.7%
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell
53.9%
November 24 (6 am)
Jack & Elmo
46.1%
Jack & Elmo
50.1%
November 28 (6 pm)
Rhythm Masters
49.9%
Jack & Elmo
52.4%
November 24 (6 am)
Donkey Kong
47.6%
Donkey Kong
68.0%
December 10 (6 am)
Eminem
32.0%
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell
43.6%
November 24 (12 pm)
DJ Professor K
56.4%
Solid Snake
57.2%
November 29 (6 am)
Pitbull & the Aliens
42.8%
Solid Snake
39.3%
November 24 (12 pm)
Dr. Piccolo
60.7%
Thanos
39.4%
December 3 (6 pm)
Dr. Piccolo
60.6%
Dr. Piccolo
31.9%
November 24 (6 pm)
DJ Professor K
68.1%
MissingNo.
45.1%
November 29 (6 pm)
DJ Professor K
54.9%
DJ Professor K
63.6%
November 24 (6 pm)
Nintendo Power
36.4%
HOBaRT
23.3%
Nintendo Power
76.7%
Losers' bracket
The round 1 contenders comprise the losers from winners' bracket round 1. In rounds 2, 4 and 6, half of the contenders comprise the losers from winners' bracket rounds 2, 3 and 4 respectively.
Rounds 1–3, left side
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
December 2 (12 am)
November 28 (12 am)
ZUN
34.2%
December 6 (12 am)
Mariya Takeuchi
59.2%
Mariya Takeuchi
65.8%
Mariya Takeuchi
66.7%
Off the Hook ft. Paruko
40.8%
December 2 (12 am)
Wario Partners, LLP.
33.3%
November 28 (12 pm)
Wario Partners, LLP.
54.5%
Metal Ajit Pai
61.3%
Metal Ajit Pai
45.5%
Adam Levine
38.7%
December 2 (6 am)
November 29 (12 am)
Nico Nico
40.0%
December 6 (12 am)
Johnny Bravo
54.0%
Johnny Bravo
60.0%
Johnny Bravo
53.2%
Geno
46.0%
December 2 (6 am)
Papyrus
46.8%
November 29 (12 pm)
King Dedede
43.8%
Quote
42.7%
Papyrus
56.2%
Papyrus
57.3%
Rounds 1–3, right side
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
December 2 (12 pm)
November 28 (12 am)
Nintendo Power
43.2%
December 6 (6 am)
Dr. Robotnik
62.5%
Dr. Robotnik
56.8%
Dr. Robotnik
46.9%
Men in Black
37.5%
December 2 (12 pm)
Rhythm Masters
53.1%
November 28 (12 pm)
Solid Snake
35.4%
Rhythm Masters
71.9%
Rhythm Masters
64.6%
Eminem
28.1%
December 2 (6 pm)
November 29 (12 am)
Donkey Kong
60.5%
December 6 (6 am)
Pitbull & the Aliens
45.8%
Thanos
39.5%
Donkey Kong
35.6%
Thanos
54.2%
December 2 (6 pm)
MissingNo.
64.4%
November 29 (12 pm)
Mr. Krabs
43.4%
HOBaRT
21.9%
MissingNo.
56.6%
MissingNo.
78.1%
Rounds 4–6
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
December 8 (12 am)
December 14 (12 am)
Jack & Elmo
41.3%
The Jazz Cats
36.6%
December 10 (12 am)
Mariya Takeuchi
58.7%
Mariya Takeuchi
63.4%
Mariya Takeuchi
55.7%
December 8 (12 am)
"Weird Al" Yankovic
44.3%
"Weird Al" Yankovic
53.8%
Johnny Bravo
46.2%
December 8 (6 am)
December 14 (12 am)
Jack Bros.
41.1%
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell
48.8%
December 10 (12 am)
Rhythm Masters
58.9%
MissingNo.
51.2%
Rhythm Masters
49.0%
December 8 (6 am)
MissingNo.
51.0%
Dr. Piccolo
36.9%
MissingNo.
63.1%
Final Boss Battle
To the surprise of everyone, during the announcement video of the Grand Final, the Crown itself decided to make the tournament last for eternity and took over Unregistered HyperCam 2's body, turning him into a kaiju version of himself known as Unrestrained HyperCam 2. The viewers are then prompted by John Notwoodman to massively like the video to power up The MF Like Button as a way to fight back the Crown and save HyperCam. The boss battle ended a day later, with Hypercam saved and the crown defeated. The grand finals will resume shortly.
Finals
The last match, the grand final, has the winner of the winners' bracket (DJ Professor K) facing the winner of the losers' bracket (Mariya Takeuchi). DJ Professor K took home the gold as the tournament winner, and his takeover will take place at a later date. Mariya Takeuchi, Law & Disorder, and MissingNo. will also receive rewards at a later date as well.
An example used for KFAD's artstyle featuring Red from the Angry Birds franchise, specifically The Angry Birds Movie.[4]
Trivia
To decide the first two newcomers revealed, the team hosted a poll during the panel. Quote was decided from 8 randomly selected characters from the poll, while Levine was an "executive decision" by Chaze the Chat.
Reggie was originally paired with Etika to form a team called The Joy-Con Men. However, following a series of events concerning the real Etika's mental health, Etika the character was removed from the tournament due to concerns that unwanted attention stemming from the tournament could negatively affect the real Etika's well-being.[1]
The placeholder character art style, as seen in "Reveal Trailer - SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament", was a sketchy line art style similar to the first tournament. The finalized art style, with full coloring and heavy shading, was publicly revealed in "SiIva Direct • SiIva Lighthouse Live | E3 2019".
Two posters in the /mu/ thread posted unfinished versions of Mr. Bean's official art and the "You Guessed It!" trailer.
In response to this hoax, on June 28 a /mu/ poster with the username of TheGayMexicanAssInTobyFoxsAss (referencing The Gay Mexican-Ass In My Ass) posted a leak that accurately revealed Law & Disorder, MissingNo., Donkey Kong, Eminem, and the Jazz Cats, as well as Reggie being paired with Bill Trinen.[5]
The Jazz Cats were initially hinted at in an August 29 Tweet from the @GiIvaSunner account.[6]
Both Loser-bracket finalists were newcomers who were knocked out during the first round of the competition.
Some prominent video game composers have acknowledged the King for Another Day Tournament.
Hideki Naganuma tweeted a picture from "THE TOURNAMENT CHAMPION IS..." after DJ Professor K. was confirmed to be the winner of the tournament.[7] He later retweeted and tweeted anything related to the tournament and the character.
Grant Kirkhope shared the "Bubblegloop Swamp" arrangement on his official Twitter.[8]
Note 1: Arrangements are listed by order of appearance on the MOJO!!, then YouTube upload. Note 2: Dual Arrangements are sorted by the placement of their rip in the offical playlist, under the character on the left of their thumbnail. This excludes Cool Meme Team, whose duals are both contained under them.
Mariya Takeuchi
Jack Bros.
The Jazz Cats
Adam Levine
Nico Nico
Law & Disorder
Johnny Bravo
Quote
Papyrus
Mr. Krabs
Dr. Robotnik
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell
Jack & Elmo
Rhythm Masters
Donkey Kong
Eminem
Dr. Piccolo
MissingNo.
HOBaRT![A promotional illustration by LarryInc64 for the MAGFest 2019 panel announcement.[3]](/wiki/File:King_For_Another_Day_Tournament_announcement.jpg "King For Another Day Tournament announcement.jpg (164 KB)")
