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'''Para''' is an {{game}} player from the United States who plays a multitude of characters including [[Ninjara]], [[Spring Man]], and [[Kid Cobra]]. He is often recognized as one of | '''Para''' is an {{game}} player from the United States who plays a multitude of characters including [[Ninjara]], [[Spring Man]], and [[Kid Cobra]]. He is often recognized as one of two North American players (along with [[Twinedfive0]] at EVO 2018) to take a set off of [[Pega]], with said set occurring at [[Smash'N'Splash 4]]. | ||
Para initially discovered ARMS upon its announcement on January 12th, 2017 during a [[Nintendo Switch]] presentation which inspired Para to pick up the game once it released that June. A few months after the game's release, Para showed his ARMS prowess by placing near consistently high in the premiere weekly event at the time, [[Mega League Monday]]. A combination of this prowess and his passion for ARMS landed him a spot on Team Chroma for ARMS. He remained on the team throughout most of 2018, including his incredible run at Smash'N'Splash 4 where he beat Pega, who most considered to be the best in the world at the time. This set was somewhat controversial at the event as Para accidentally disconnected his controller prior to the time running out in game. After some deliberation between the TOs, it was determined that Para won the set as there was no way within the time left that Pega could've won as he did not have time to get Para's health down low enough to take the game. | Para initially discovered ARMS upon its announcement on January 12th, 2017 during a [[Nintendo Switch]] presentation which inspired Para to pick up the game once it released that June. A few months after the game's release, Para showed his ARMS prowess by placing near consistently high in the premiere weekly event at the time, [[Mega League Monday]]. A combination of this prowess and his passion for ARMS landed him a spot on Team Chroma for ARMS. He remained on the team throughout most of 2018, including his incredible run at Smash'N'Splash 4 where he beat Pega, who most considered to be the best in the world at the time. This set was somewhat controversial at the event as Para accidentally disconnected his controller prior to the time running out in game. After some deliberation between the TOs, it was determined that Para won the set as there was no way within the time left that Pega could've won as he did not have time to get Para's health down low enough to take the game. | ||
