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For Indiana Smash, Afterburner 2026 marked the scene's largest tournament in Ultimate's life. For the Midwest and beyond, stories were enshrined and the vibes were immaculate. For ScrubbedOut, though? It was just a Tuesday. 📸 Album link below: @N04/186u7M48u5" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">flickr.com/gp/201771951@N…

About to board my flight back home to the Midwest from Japan. I leave not with a heart of regret, but one of gratitude. I'm so, so lucky that I got to make this once in a lifetime trip with @ScrubbedOut. See you later, Japan.

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@reallifesamus_ Hope you're having a great time, Emma!

I’m in heaven yall im never coming back

This is the shit worth living for, man.

Haven't been updating my Japan trip, but I'm still living the dream.

Not a bad way to mark 27 years on this Earth.

@Nathaniel_Sheik I'm assuming it's still going through issues?

@SignoloWes Keiyo After like 3 tries going back and forth it finally took us there

We finally made it after 4-ish hours of commuting

Went 2-2 at Kagaribi. Nothing more to say other than I'm really disappointed in myself for fumbling two winnable sets. Opponents played well. Japan's got hands. Ggs.

Day 3 of Japan is over, and I'm out losers side at Kagaribi. Not ideal, but Japan is full of demons, so I am just lucky to have made it to day 2. Food at the venue went crazy though, and I managed to get in an international K. Rool photo. Now to go to sleep.

Day 2 of Japan has wrapped up, featuring a familiar figure from Indiana Smash, Keetz! Train woes aside, we had a blast exploring all that the Ueno Zoo had to offer, eating delicious food at a budget price, and taking in the sights at Senso-ji. Can't wait for Kagaribi tomorrow!

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Shibuya was awesome today. Got tons of goodies, ate great food, and we were zipping around town by train. Really excited for tomorrow!

We've landed in Japan for Kagaribi, and it's already been awesome! Really can't wait to explore Japan and take pictures at Kagaribi.

Just THREE more days until Tickets go live for Supernova 2026! SO... We're giving away THREE 4-Day passes! Simply Like+Repost to enter (winner picked in 48 hours) Good luck!

POV you ask a fighting game developer for less returning characters or crossovers

if you have any competency in ultimate and you are wanting to get better, the biggest disservice to yourself that you could do is not being in your own corner. so many times i’ve heard people say “your only saying your going to win because your top 10” meanwhile my mindset has always been the same way before i got good. “i am human and so am them, its a video game and they are shit” one of the best things i did for myself was taking away the names/ranks of players and just looking at their character and habits. so many players will look at their bracket and just say “I’m going to lose” before the tournament has even started. too many people hit plateaus because they are scared to join the greats, theres a reason your friend that you swear is so good can only use their brain in friendlies but not on their winners round 1 and so on. now imagine actually being on top of a huge stage with a larger crowd? well i don’t have to just live in a fantasy for that image, but a lot would crumble even before pools. it doesn’t just take an anime protagonist mindset to get better. theres a lot of discipline in peoples real lives that people forego (life responsibilities, outside jobs, school, social life, romantic relationships, gym) in the pursuit of it that you absolutely shouldn’t neglect. think literally your sleeping/eating/outside life habits/social media habits. can guarantee if your feeling out of it a lit of these things are easily fixable. but another one of the best things you can do for yourself is allowing yourself to grow outside of the game. its basic to say but with a lot of how the community presents themselves and the mentality that i see from people all the time its something i have always thought about. the meta sucks until your the one dominating it, otherwise your just going to be a pawn to real players. if you want to genuinely improve you have to stop lying to yourself about your faults and address them in and out of the game. or you will never achieve what you want. and you know what sometimes its not for everybody, there can only be one winner. as a friend to some and a competitor to all, i can only wish you luck.

Wes took some incredible photos at Beatdown #100 last weekend, go check them out here!!