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[[GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match originally played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between September 1 and 19, 2010. It was the final match played as a part of this event's defined "winners" bracket; all three players had yet to lose one game in the tournament's double-elimination structure, with the winner of this match becoming the first finalist of the event and the losers mingling with the losers bracket for at least one more set. GameBop had previously defeated [[RAKninja vs. GameBop vs. magmalord|RAKninja and magmalord in Set 1]] and [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|Sploltoen and MycroProcessor in Set 2]], Metzgorrre had previously defeated {{Metroid998}} and Fiddlesticks411 in Set 1 and {{DaftPunkYoshi}} and {{CorruptionSound}} in Set 2, and Moogle had made it to this match on an astonishing lucky streak; both of their Set 1 and Set 2 matches were technically lost by raw score, to Funacceptable and {{trepmaws}} respectively, but they were twice defaulted the win due to both players getting late penalties and having the second highest average score above other respective match participants XBR4D3NX and Luioigi. It was the only time any of these three players ever faced each other in any configuration. Sources used include shark footage from ''National Geographic'', an image of ''Touhou Project'' characters Reimu Hakurei and Yukari Yakumo, ''Alfred Kwak'', ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', a playthrough of ''Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night''(PC98, 2004), an image of a Mareep ''Pokemon'' card, audio samples of Youtube "Let's Player" raocow, a suggestive image of Cirno, a sample of M. Bison's "YES!" from ''Street Fighter: The Animated Series'', a playthrough of crossover fangame ''Touhou Mother''(PC98, 2009), footage of Zinedine Zidane from the 2006 Fifa World Cup Final (notably his famous headbutting of opponent player Marco Materazzi), "pictures of Jolteon's face masticated through MorphThing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2930503 Direct description provided by {{CorruptionSound}}</ref>, an image of a small Jolteon and Glaceon plushie next to each other (used by {{MycroProcessor}} in miscellaneous works around this same time), ''Pi''(1998), the music video for "Midlife Crisis"(1992) by Faith No More, a brief audio sample from ''Wario Land 4''(GBA, 2001), ''Käpt'n Blaubär'', "Percent Song"(2008) by Dave Mitchell, "Son Of The Morning"(2009) by Akercocke, a 1962 toy commercial for Gaylord the Dog, ''Old Men in New Cars''(2002), a 2000's-era South Korean educational short film on teaching the English language<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyRAnf15_4 While the original sourced video remains without a precise link, this 2016 upload entitled "Oblivion Dialogue in a Nutshell" features the exact same footage used and provides some of its own insight on its origin.</ref>, the XTC song "Making Plans For Nigel"(1979), the Silly Symphony short ''Three Little Pigs''(1933), ''Mortal Kombat''(1995), ''Wowzer'', ''The Room''(2003), [[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor|"Kukucska Performs Sonic Music on Cement Puzzle Pieces"(2009) by MycroProcessor]], "Paranoid"(1970) by Black Sabbath("I CANNOT FEEL MY PEE-NIS"), ''Strike Witches'', a fanmade clip from ''Angel Beats'' of Yui's "Yui-nyun~" edited to make her look like ''Touhou Project'''s Yuyuko Saigyouji, [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|"‰Perceptions‰ 4.3 of the Raven's requests will link directly back to a book tray º% º%"(2010) by GameBop]], footage from a filmed 1971 interview by Jacobo Zabludovsky of Salvador Dali, an image of a Jolteon ''Pokemon'' card, a transparent image of Sploltoen's then-prominent "British Squirrel Power" avatar character, "'I Must Go,' She Said, 'But I Will Always Come Back'"(2009) by Morton Valence, a homemade parody painting of the ''Pulp Fiction'' theatrical poster, and edited promotional images from ''E.T.(The Extra-Terrestrial)''(1982) and ''How I Met Your Mother''.

[[GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match originally played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between September 1 and 19, 2010. It was the final match played as a part of this event's defined "winners" bracket; all three players had yet to lose one game in the tournament's double-elimination structure, with the winner of this match becoming the first finalist of the event and the losers mingling with the "losers bracket" for at least one more set. GameBop had previously defeated [[RAKninja vs. GameBop vs. magmalord|RAKninja and magmalord in Set 1]] and [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|Sploltoen and MycroProcessor in Set 2]], Metzgorrre had previously defeated {{Metroid998}} and Fiddlesticks411 in Set 1 and {{DaftPunkYoshi}} and {{CorruptionSound}} in Set 2, and Moogle had made it to this match on an astonishing lucky streak; both of their Set 1 and Set 2 matches were technically lost by raw score, to Funacceptable and {{trepmaws}} respectively, but they were twice defaulted the win due to both players getting late penalties and having the second highest average score above other respective match participants XBR4D3NX and Luioigi. It was the only time any of these three players ever faced each other in any configuration. Sources used include shark footage from ''National Geographic'', an image of ''Touhou Project'' characters Reimu Hakurei and Yukari Yakumo, ''Alfred Kwak'', ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', a playthrough of ''Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night''(PC98, 2004), an image of a Mareep ''Pokemon'' card, audio samples of Youtube "Let's Player" raocow, a suggestive image of Cirno, a sample of M. Bison's "YES!" from ''Street Fighter: The Animated Series'', a playthrough of crossover fangame ''Touhou Mother''(PC98, 2009), footage of Zinedine Zidane from the 2006 Fifa World Cup Final (notably his famous headbutting of opponent player Marco Materazzi), "pictures of Jolteon's face masticated through MorphThing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2930503 Direct description provided by {{CorruptionSound}}</ref>, an image of a small Jolteon and Glaceon plushie next to each other (used by {{MycroProcessor}} in miscellaneous works around this same time), ''Pi''(1998), the music video for "Midlife Crisis"(1992) by Faith No More, a brief audio sample from ''Wario Land 4''(GBA, 2001), ''Käpt'n Blaubär'', "Percent Song"(2008) by Dave Mitchell, "Son Of The Morning"(2009) by Akercocke, a 1962 toy commercial for Gaylord the Dog, ''Old Men in New Cars''(2002), a 2000's-era South Korean educational short film on teaching the English language<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyRAnf15_4 While the original sourced video remains without a precise link, this 2016 upload entitled "Oblivion Dialogue in a Nutshell" features the exact same footage used and provides some of its own insight on its origin.</ref>, the XTC song "Making Plans For Nigel"(1979), the Silly Symphony short ''Three Little Pigs''(1933), ''Mortal Kombat''(1995), ''Wowzer'', ''The Room''(2003), [[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor|"Kukucska Performs Sonic Music on Cement Puzzle Pieces"(2009) by MycroProcessor]], "Paranoid"(1970) by Black Sabbath("I CANNOT FEEL MY PEE-NIS"), ''Strike Witches'', a fanmade clip from ''Angel Beats'' of Yui's "Yui-nyun~" edited to make her look like ''Touhou Project'''s Yuyuko Saigyouji, [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|"‰Perceptions‰ 4.3 of the Raven's requests will link directly back to a book tray º% º%"(2010) by GameBop]], footage from a filmed 1971 interview by Jacobo Zabludovsky of Salvador Dali, an image of a Jolteon ''Pokemon'' card, a transparent image of Sploltoen's then-prominent "British Squirrel Power" avatar character, "'I Must Go,' She Said, 'But I Will Always Come Back'"(2009) by Morton Valence, a homemade parody painting of the ''Pulp Fiction'' theatrical poster, and edited promotional images from ''E.T.(The Extra-Terrestrial)''(1982) and ''How I Met Your Mother''.

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-[[GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match originally played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between September 1 and 19, 2010. It was the final match played as a part of this event's defined "winners" bracket; all three players had yet to lose one game in the tournament's double-elimination structure, with the winner of this match becoming the first finalist of the event and the losers mingling with the losers bracket for at least one more set. GameBop had previously defeated [[RAKninja vs. GameBop vs. magmalord|RAKninja and magmalord in Set 1]] and [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|Sploltoen and MycroProcessor in Set 2]], Metzgorrre had previously defeated {{Metroid998}} and Fiddlesticks411 in Set 1 and {{DaftPunkYoshi}} and {{CorruptionSound}} in Set 2, and Moogle had made it to this match on an astonishing lucky streak; both of their Set 1 and Set 2 matches were technically lost by raw score, to Funacceptable and {{trepmaws}} respectively, but they were twice defaulted the win due to both players getting late penalties and having the second highest average score above other respective match participants XBR4D3NX and Luioigi. It was the only time any of these three players ever faced each other in any configuration. Sources used include shark footage from ''National Geographic'', an image of ''Touhou Project'' characters Reimu Hakurei and Yukari Yakumo, ''Alfred Kwak'', ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', a playthrough of ''Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night''(PC98, 2004), an image of a Mareep ''Pokemon'' card, audio samples of Youtube "Let's Player" raocow, a suggestive image of Cirno, a sample of M. Bison's "YES!" from ''Street Fighter: The Animated Series'', a playthrough of crossover fangame ''Touhou Mother''(PC98, 2009), footage of Zinedine Zidane from the 2006 Fifa World Cup Final (notably his famous headbutting of opponent player Marco Materazzi), "pictures of Jolteon's face masticated through MorphThing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2930503 Direct description provided by {{CorruptionSound}}</ref>, an image of a small Jolteon and Glaceon plushie next to each other (used by {{MycroProcessor}} in miscellaneous works around this same time), ''Pi''(1998), the music video for "Midlife Crisis"(1992) by Faith No More, a brief audio sample from ''Wario Land 4''(GBA, 2001), ''Käpt'n Blaubär'', "Percent Song"(2008) by Dave Mitchell, "Son Of The Morning"(2009) by Akercocke, a 1962 toy commercial for Gaylord the Dog, ''Old Men in New Cars''(2002), a 2000's-era South Korean educational short film on teaching the English language<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyRAnf15_4 While the original sourced video remains without a precise link, this 2016 upload entitled "Oblivion Dialogue in a Nutshell" features the exact same footage used and provides some of its own insight on its origin.</ref>, the XTC song "Making Plans For Nigel"(1979), the Silly Symphony short ''Three Little Pigs''(1933), ''Mortal Kombat''(1995), ''Wowzer'', ''The Room''(2003), [[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor|"Kukucska Performs Sonic Music on Cement Puzzle Pieces"(2009) by MycroProcessor]], "Paranoid"(1970) by Black Sabbath("I CANNOT FEEL MY PEE-NIS"), ''Strike Witches'', a fanmade clip from ''Angel Beats'' of Yui's "Yui-nyun~" edited to make her look like ''Touhou Project'''s Yuyuko Saigyouji, [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|"‰Perceptions‰ 4.3 of the Raven's requests will link directly back to a book tray º% º%"(2010) by GameBop]], footage from a filmed 1971 interview by Jacobo Zabludovsky of Salvador Dali, an image of a Jolteon ''Pokemon'' card, a transparent image of Sploltoen's then-prominent "British Squirrel Power" avatar character, "'I Must Go,' She Said, 'But I Will Always Come Back'"(2009) by Morton Valence, a homemade parody painting of the ''Pulp Fiction'' theatrical poster, and edited promotional images from ''E.T.(The Extra-Terrestrial)''(1982) and ''How I Met Your Mother''.
+[[GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match originally played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between September 1 and 19, 2010. It was the final match played as a part of this event's defined "winners" bracket; all three players had yet to lose one game in the tournament's double-elimination structure, with the winner of this match becoming the first finalist of the event and the losers mingling with the "losers bracket" for at least one more set. GameBop had previously defeated [[RAKninja vs. GameBop vs. magmalord|RAKninja and magmalord in Set 1]] and [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|Sploltoen and MycroProcessor in Set 2]], Metzgorrre had previously defeated {{Metroid998}} and Fiddlesticks411 in Set 1 and {{DaftPunkYoshi}} and {{CorruptionSound}} in Set 2, and Moogle had made it to this match on an astonishing lucky streak; both of their Set 1 and Set 2 matches were technically lost by raw score, to Funacceptable and {{trepmaws}} respectively, but they were twice defaulted the win due to both players getting late penalties and having the second highest average score above other respective match participants XBR4D3NX and Luioigi. It was the only time any of these three players ever faced each other in any configuration. Sources used include shark footage from ''National Geographic'', an image of ''Touhou Project'' characters Reimu Hakurei and Yukari Yakumo, ''Alfred Kwak'', ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', a playthrough of ''Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night''(PC98, 2004), an image of a Mareep ''Pokemon'' card, audio samples of Youtube "Let's Player" raocow, a suggestive image of Cirno, a sample of M. Bison's "YES!" from ''Street Fighter: The Animated Series'', a playthrough of crossover fangame ''Touhou Mother''(PC98, 2009), footage of Zinedine Zidane from the 2006 Fifa World Cup Final (notably his famous headbutting of opponent player Marco Materazzi), "pictures of Jolteon's face masticated through MorphThing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2930503 Direct description provided by {{CorruptionSound}}</ref>, an image of a small Jolteon and Glaceon plushie next to each other (used by {{MycroProcessor}} in miscellaneous works around this same time), ''Pi''(1998), the music video for "Midlife Crisis"(1992) by Faith No More, a brief audio sample from ''Wario Land 4''(GBA, 2001), ''Käpt'n Blaubär'', "Percent Song"(2008) by Dave Mitchell, "Son Of The Morning"(2009) by Akercocke, a 1962 toy commercial for Gaylord the Dog, ''Old Men in New Cars''(2002), a 2000's-era South Korean educational short film on teaching the English language<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyRAnf15_4 While the original sourced video remains without a precise link, this 2016 upload entitled "Oblivion Dialogue in a Nutshell" features the exact same footage used and provides some of its own insight on its origin.</ref>, the XTC song "Making Plans For Nigel"(1979), the Silly Symphony short ''Three Little Pigs''(1933), ''Mortal Kombat''(1995), ''Wowzer'', ''The Room''(2003), [[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor|"Kukucska Performs Sonic Music on Cement Puzzle Pieces"(2009) by MycroProcessor]], "Paranoid"(1970) by Black Sabbath("I CANNOT FEEL MY PEE-NIS"), ''Strike Witches'', a fanmade clip from ''Angel Beats'' of Yui's "Yui-nyun~" edited to make her look like ''Touhou Project'''s Yuyuko Saigyouji, [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor|"‰Perceptions‰ 4.3 of the Raven's requests will link directly back to a book tray º% º%"(2010) by GameBop]], footage from a filmed 1971 interview by Jacobo Zabludovsky of Salvador Dali, an image of a Jolteon ''Pokemon'' card, a transparent image of Sploltoen's then-prominent "British Squirrel Power" avatar character, "'I Must Go,' She Said, 'But I Will Always Come Back'"(2009) by Morton Valence, a homemade parody painting of the ''Pulp Fiction'' theatrical poster, and edited promotional images from ''E.T.(The Extra-Terrestrial)''(1982) and ''How I Met Your Mother''.