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Top Soulcalibur Vi Players of All-Time TOP SOULCALIBUR VI PLAYERS OF ALL-TIME *Legend: In bold - Champion/Runner-up Asterisk (*) - Champion's Character Carat (^) - Runner-up's Character Black - Runner-up Green - In a Minor Tournament Red - In a Major Tournament Premier - In a Premier Tournament Orange - In a Grand Tournament Linkorz (USA) (Siegfried**^*, Groh*, Geralt*^***, Amy) – 4,400 Skyll (France) (Mitsurugi***^**^*^) – 4,400 Bluegod (USA) (Azwel**^^**^**^) – 4,085 Yuttoto (Japan) (Voldo*^*, Azwel*) – 2,700 Party Wolf (USA) (Kilik^*^, Seong Mi-Na*, Tira, Amy, Groh, Maxi^, Cassandra) – 2,290 Shen Chan (Singapore) (Cervantes^*^, Raphael, Voldo, Kilik^) – 2,170 Keev (France) (Nightmare***^**^, Sophitia^, Amy) – 2,125 Saiyne (USA) (Ivy^^^*^) – 1,980 LoloMx (Mexico) (Seong Mi-Na, Yoshimitsu*^^, Astaroth) – 1,560 RichSticks (USA) (Maxi^^^, Azwel) – 1,560 Sandman (USA) (Siegfried, Azwel*, Amy) – 1,400 NOOBICYDE (France) (Azwel*^***) – 1,125 Kamizono (Japan) (Seong Mi-Na^*) – 750 PyroRaptor/PyroZamfir (Canada) (Siegfried***, Seong Mi-Na) – 740 Xephukai (USA) (Xianghua, Sophitia^^*, Seong Mi-Na) – 695 Shen Yuan (Singapore) (Siegfried^, Talim, Sophitia, Xianghua) – 640 Sonicfox (USA) (Azwel^*, Cervantes) – 600 HolyCarp (UK) (Ivy***) – 560 Kayane (France) (Xianghua^, 2B*) – 520 RTD (USA) (Azwel, Seong Mi-Na*) – 520 CLOB/Count Ravioli (USA) (Astaroth^^) – 510 Mick (USA) (Xianghua**) – 510 Reptile (Canada) (Nightmare^*^, Xianghua) – 510 DTN (France) (Siegfried, Raphael*^) – 490 Woahhzz (USA) (Raphael) – 490 Boom (USA) (Yoshimitsu, Raphael, Voldo) – 450 Tamonegi (Japan) (Maxi) – 440 JJJ (USA) (Amy^) – 430 Rikuto (USA) (Astaroth) – 410 Shiwapon (Japan) (Sophitia*) – 410 Ganondeurf (France) (Azwel^) – 405 Dragon (USA) (Ivy) – 380 Jeo (USA) (Azwel, Yoshimitsu) – 380 Heaton/ShenLin (USA) (Siegfried) – 370 AndyrooSC (UK) (Zasalamel^^, Groh) – 335 SHK (Japan) (Zasalamel) – 330 Jason (France) (Seong Mi-Na) – 325 Myloes (UK) (Kilik*, Seong Mi-Na) – 325 Neon (UK) (Talim^^) – 315 Incendiate/Lil Spark (USA) (Ivy^, Xianghua) – 310 Raziel (France) (Voldo^) – 310 Azure (USA) (Sophitia*) – 300 Kerry (Germany) (Groh**) – 300 Cry-Wolv (USA) (Azwel^) – 295 Pantocrator (France) (Siegfried^) – 295 NovaMage (Dominican Republic) (2B^*) – 290 575 (Taiwan) (Groh, Nightmare*, Cassandra) – 285 AR15313 (USA) (Azwel) – 280 Runaes (Australia) (Seong Mi-Na*^, Sophitia) – 275 DaGOTTh (Germany) (Sophitia^^) – 270 0rez/0re0z (Singapore) (Nightmare*) – 265 Signia (USA) (Yoshimitsu^) – 265 CrazyJ (USA) (Ivy*^) – 260 Plruto7 (Korea) (Nightmare*) – 260 Aelz (France) (Zasalamel, Tira) – 255 BladedSnake (Philippines) (Siegfried*^) – 250 Raymondvrc (Dominican Republic) (Ivy*, Cassandra) – 245 Fame96 (USA) (Nightmare) – 240 KiraDems (France) (Cervantes, Zasalamel) – 235 MONEYMUFFINS (USA) (Sophitia) – 235 DaBeast (Australia) (Astaroth^^) – 225 BlackMambaMoan (USA) (Astaroth*) – 220 Eggsecutioner (USA) (Raphael*, Geralt) – 220 Saitoh (France) (Astaroth, Maxi) – 220 Vini (Brazil) (Mitsurugi*, Azwel, Zasalamel) – 220 Moon_Fans (USA) (Astaroth*) – 215 DDGrEen94 (USA) (Maxi^) – 210 Fyre (USA) (Talim, Kilik, Groh) – 210 Scud (France) (Ivy*) – 205 Kalas (Germany) (Xianghua*) – 200 Rowe/MTFighter (USA) (Xianghua*) – 200 Jonniti (USA) (Zasalamel) – 195 KDZ (USA) (Seong Mi-Na, Maxi, Nightmare, Astaroth, Zasalamel, Cassandra) – 195 Miura (Brazil) (Ivy, Maxi*, Astaroth, Kilik) – 195 OmegaXCN (USA) (Taki) – 190 Thermidor (USA) (Nightmare) – 180 LPVinson (USA) (Groh*) – 175 Meguseyf (Malaysia) (Groh*, Raphael) – 175 BenWithVees (USA) (Yoshimitsu^, Seong Mi-Na) – 170 W-lopes (Brazil) (Ivy^, Groh, Nightmare) – 170 Arkslight (USA) (Nightmare^) – 160 Link (USA) (Ivy*) – 160 Ncea (New Zealand) (Seong Mi-Na*) – 160 SunGuoki (Thailand) (Nightmare*) – 160 Icychains (USA) (Groh, Talim) – 155 Oofmatic (Canada) (Azwel^) – 155 Tetra (Singapore) (2B^) – 155 A.R.U. 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Fierce (Taki) – 45 FleshMasher (Taki) – 45 Foot (Azwel) – 45 GDZLA (Xianghua) – 45 General ELL (Geralt, Seong Mi-na) – 45 GiGs (Nightmare) – 45 Ivandr (Cervantes) – 45 Jetstream Sal (Siegfried) – 45 JoXaZe (Voldo) – 45 McFox (Azwel, Siegfried) – 45 MohammedHoward (Qatar) (Geralt, Nightmare) – 45 N3cromaster (Zasalamel) – 45 Noxz (Tira) – 45 Oddo4 (Siegfried) – 45 Panther (Xianghua, Seong Mi-Na) – 45 Psyroclasm (Siegfried) – 45 Seth (Geralt, Seong Mi-Na) – 45 Silmerion (Seong Mi-Na) – 45 Staticalpha (Taki) – 45 Storia (Ivy) – 45 TSF Goat (2B) – 45 Xtrouble96x (?) – 45 Draethion (Nightmare) – 40 IRmaxi (Maxi) – 40 Kang-Min (Taki) – 40 Shinblade (Raphael) – 40 NaizakiNomac (Mitsurugi, Voldo) – 35 Shennou (Kilik, Seong Mi-Na) – 35 Yellowtail (Groh, Geralt) – 35 ArcticKomodo (Taki) – 30 De-Chi3 (Talim) – 30 IV Wind (Mitsurugi) – 30 Jimmypikachuchoi (Xianghua) – 30 OmegaDR (Zasalamel) – 30 AnimalFleshLoli (?) – 25 Animefreak (Kilik) – 25 Bahamutz (Taki, Seong Mi-Na) – 25 Beardmanshark (Geralt) – 25 Calvinize (USA) (Astaroth) – 25 Crye (Finland) (Amy) – 25 Darc (Taki) – 25 Detoxz (Kilik) – 25 Dog (Groh, Amy, Geralt) – 25 DR-ANSWER (?) – 25 Evilbuho (Astaroth) – 25 ETP (Sophitia) – 25 Fake Asian (Kilik) – 25 Fantasin (?) – 25 Finzy (Finland) (Talim) – 25 Flizard (Azwel) – 25 Graf (Nightmare) – 25 Guil (Mitsurugi) – 25 Hajin (Maxi) – 25 Hollow (Azwel) – 25 Hyrul (Tira)
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