This is due to a lack of collective points to advance to the next bracket. When a player is expected to retire, or has retired from their team. This can also refer to the discontinuation of Prize Shop items. The belief that the tournament is pre-determined or being pre-determined in terms of results, defining the final outcome of the results.
A significant clash or competetiveness between two opposing teams. Usually these rivals have history or are asthetically pleasing i. Darigan Citadel vs. Roo Island because of continual meetings in the Top Four. Where the scores are shown. Also a term adapted on the Neoboards where players will keep track of their own scores.
A scorekeeper is someone who tracks the scores of fellow players in the Altador Cup with the aim to motivate their team to do better in terms of overall points. These are restricted to certain topics on the Neoboards. Scorekeeping is what a scorekeeper does, they track the score of fellow teammates on the boards to give players the motivation to improve their overall score. A team that wins all three Altador Cup support games in a match but only obtaining a Draw or a Loss in Yooyuball.
The tournament games, excluding Yooyuball. The week before the matches begin when players can sign-up to a team and practice Yooyuball without it counting towards the final score.
A supporter who takes a loss or decline in success badly. Sometimes this results in a temper or upset emotions over a match or general results. The biggest Altador Cup Fanatic of them all!
This crazy Techo is a sort of mascot for the Altador Cup, demonstrating the raw enthusiasm for the tournament.
Part of the tournament structure, the tier is the section teams fall into depending on their success in the tournament. A table of the top ten Yooyuballers the Forward players on a team that displays the players with the highest GPG averages in the tournament as the season is in play.
Refers to a player roster change e. Used in TNT match reports The trap formation of players on the field making it hard for opponents to score. A term adopted when a team finishes the tournament in First Place one year, and immediately drops into the lower ranks the following season. It's the Altador Cup, Altador are the hosts of the tournament as the event originates and takes place there.
Team Brightvale. It is now considered a fun, fond memory, even though most teams agree that it sounds hilarious. Ultimate Yooyu Pen. Altador Cup Stationery Set. Yooyu Kite. Y11 Illustrated Altador Cup Program. Reusable Altador Cup Grocery Bag. Yooyuball Goal Net Shield. Jelly Chia Goalie Plushie. Techo Fanatic Throat Drops. Vintage Darigan Altador Cup Jersey.
Lilo Blumario Action Figure. Yellow Yooyu. Red Yooyu. Though they can beat a team like Maraqua, it seems like they can't beat one of the tournament elite. Does it mean Kiko Lake is somewhere between the good and the best. Well only time will tell But surely everyone now knows that Kiko Lake is back and will surely be a contender in this year's Altador cup.
Mentioning about the tournament elite that had sweep Kiko Lake, a team that perhaps took the Altador Cup by storm.
Which is none other than the moon-based teamed Kreludor. Kreludor had finish sixth last year, and expectations for Team Kreludor were far below entering this year's Altador Cup than previous before. Yet, hardly anyone foresaw the kind of virtue that they showed during the tournament's first week of play, reeling off an impressive six straight Yooyuball victories.
Oh, but not all have been convinced of Kreludor's performance in the early stages of the competition, however. As one tournament insider who declined to speak on the record stated: "Kreludor?
Who have they really beaten? Meridell might've been a quality win in the past, but they're losing as many as they win nowadays. Granted, Kreludor beat Darigan Citadel on Opening Day, but Darigan's playing like an entirely different team right now. No way Team Kreludor would beat those guys today. Fueling nay-sayers with more fuel, Kreludor's streak ended with a plummet that showed draws between Maraqua and Krawk Island.
With the matches of Haunted Woods , Shenkuu , and Roo Island soon to come, it seems like Kreludor's season is at a indefinite crossroads. Could Kreludor show and prove their detractors wrong and deserve the spot with the sport's elite or take back to the spot of the middle of the pack- which they have for the last couple of AC's.
As the Altador Cup IV reaches the midway point, it have been a year of some surprising performances in the tournament, both bad and good. Some teams have been doing well so far, but perhaps the most significant surprise has been the dominance of the Darigan Citadel , which appears to have completely bounced back from last year's 7th place finish and more evidently what fans call "the winner's curse".
As previously mention, Darigan Castle had lost their first Yooyuball match against Kreludor, but Darigan has been nearly impossible to beat ever since, reeling off a dozen victories and only two ties without a single loss. They've hardly faltered on side games, either, reaching ten or more wins for the three side games during the tourney's first phase. To comment about their recent success, team captain Layton Vickles had this to say, "It's been totally different this time around, as if we're re-learning how to have fun playing all over again.
After winning in Year 9, there was just this incredible amount of pressure to come back and repeat, and that tension really worked against us. That's certainly inclining to that of Roo Island , last year's champions, can relate to right now.
At the tournament's halfway mark Roo Island stands as, of then, far and away, the tournament's biggest disappointment, losing more than half their contests. With the second phase of the Altador Cup's double round robin coming to a close, the tournament's finalists have now been determined. The four teams competing for this year's title are Kreludor, Krawk Island, The Lost Desert, and Shenkuu, with the Darigan Citadel narrowly missing a spot in the finals and finishing fifth. The tournament's final round came to this conclusion, with top-seeded Kreludor taking on fourth-ranked Shenkuu.
In a matchup between the two and three seeds, Krawk Island will be squaring off against The Lost Desert. The winner of each pairing will then advance to the final match, where the tournament's champion will be decided. Bracket 2: Top seeded Darigan Citadel taking on fourth Mystery Island while second and third ranked Maraqua and Tyrannia battling it out. Krawk Island, which had failed to win the Altador Cup tournament in three previous trips to the finals, took advantage of top-seeded Kreludor's surprising defeat to claim the trophy that they've desperately sought for so long, taking full advantage of a weary Shenkuu team in the tournament's championship match.
A well-rounded squad with no apparent weaknesses, Kreludor entered the finals as the only team to earn 20 or more wins in each of the tournament's four activities during the double round robin phase.
In squaring off against Shenkuu, however, they ran into a team who were prepared to play the match of their lives and show far more hustle, intensity, and sheer will than any other team, especially since Kreludor get the best of them just a week earlier.
It seems almost a shame then although certainly understandable that by the time Shenkuu reached the finals they were thoroughly spent, unable to maintain the level of focus and execution that had exceeded them to pull off one of the greatest upset in tournament finals history. It was into this fortunate situation that stepped a Krawk Island squad who, determined to not be turned away a fourth time, seized upon this inevitable opportunity to make good and finally "win one for Ol' Dash.
Altador Cup IV ended with the pirates Krawk Island beating out the ninjas Shenkuu after what seem to have been a most memorable season and giving Ol' Dash the trophy he so indefinitely deserves. While Lost Desert took 3rd place by beating Kreludor, who were first at the end of double round robin and were top contenders for the cup but in the end took 4th.
The 2nd bracket ended with Maraqua winning over Mystery Island and taking 5th place, a major accomplishment from last year's 10th finish. While Darigan Citadel beating out side game powerhouse Tyrannia to take the same rank from previous, 7th.
The 3rd bracket came with Roo Island beating out Haunted Woods for 9th, a major dealt to their 1st place from last year. While Meridell, who also came from a big dealt last year from being 5th, taking 11th by beating Virtupets.
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