Karuru

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Karuru
Full Name かるる♪/Karuru
Country Japan
Main Dr. Coyle


Karuru is a Japanese ARMS player who mains Dr. Coyle. He is widely known in Japan for his strong results in tournaments and is considered one of the top Dr. Coyle players in the country.

Karuru began playing ARMS after his parents purchased the game for him. What stood out to him early on was how simple the controls felt while still allowing for strategy, reads, and many different ARM setups, which led him to stay invested in the game.

Karuru started playing competitively around 2021 and has steadily become a stronger presence in the Japanese scene. His notable results include a 5th-place finish at EVO Japan 2023, as well as a first-place finish at the Hyper Poko Cup hosted by POKOYAN.

Karuru chose Dr. Coyle as his main character after being influenced by top Japanese Dr. Coyle player Shateau. He often uses the red Dr. Coyle color variant as a nod of respect to Akadaruma. Outside of competition, Karuru stays active within the ARMS community and is known for being approachable, frequently offering help and advice to other players who are looking to improve.

Playstyle

Karuru describes his playstyle as aggressive and adaptive, focusing on applying pressure while adjusting quickly to his opponent’s habits and strategies.

Results

Tournament Date Location Placement Tournament Type
Foxster's ARMS Fest #15 April 9, 2022 Online 2nd Online
Foxster’s ARMS Fest #16 April 16, 2022 Online 1st Online
Foxster’s ARMS Fest #17 April 23, 2022 Online 1st Online
ARMS BATTLE ROYALE August 20, 2022 Online 5th Online
Super Poko Cup December 6, 2022 Online 17th Online
EVO Japan 2023 March 31, 2023 Tokyo, Japan 5th Major
Hyper Poko Cup June 13, 2026 Online 1st Online
BUKEYASHIKI (武家屋敷) Online August 2, 2026 Online 2nd Online

Trivia

Social Media

Twitter

Gameplay Videos

Hyper Poko Cup VOD
EVO Japan 2023 VOD
Hyper Poko Cup - Semi Finals - Kuru (くる) vs Karuru (かるる♪)
Hyper Poko Cup - Grand Finals - Karuru (かるる♪) vs Tsuru (つる)