The King for Another Day Tournament MOJO!! is a high quality website created by Hinchy which hosts information about the King for Another Day Tournament.
It is a subdomain of the official SiIvaGunner website, highquality.rip, and can be viewed at https://mojo.highquality.rip/.
Summary
It was announced to exist on the SiIva Direct 4.1.2019 and went live some time later. It is a reference to the Smash Bros. DOJO!! website, which was promoting the game Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
The website originally was to host character bios for every contestant and bonus character, preview samples of arrangements, and the rare news post. During the SiIvaGunner: King for Another Day Tournament Direct 9.21.2019 it was announced that after the beginning of the tournament, there would also be interviews of the characters, conducted by Meowth. In the interviews Unregistered HyperCam 2 is the host.
Samples
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Lifelight
Cumbiote Bien Gaton
K.K. Groove-a-Numa ft. Isabelle
The Whims of Plastic Love
Launch Base ’93
Love the Way You Blast
News
Trivia
- At first, the presence and/or implied presence of MissingNo. within interviews is sometimes accompanied with strings of binary, hexadecimal, and base64. Click here for a reddit thread centered around decoding said strings.
- The title of Weird Al's first interview references his "The ____ Interview" series of fake "interviews". This series is also referenced with the title of Eminem's first interview, "Y’know What I’m Sayin’?", which references a gag from "The Eminem Interview".
- The unscheduled presence of numerous Cartoon Network characters in The 7th Star Piece – Geno Interview #2 is a possible reference to a commercial that Cartoon Network once aired on Nickelodeon.
- Dr. Robotnik's entire speech in the interview A Historic Announcement references SnapCube's Real-Time Fandub of Sonic Adventure 2 where Eggman uses his super laser piss to blow up the moon.
- There is an unlisted test interview on the site that can be viewed here. It was updated in December 2019 to feature Spike greeting the snooping reader. It was updated again in May 2020 to feature an upside-down "OK" sign.
