Nineroe vs. MycroProcessor: Difference between revisions

Line 7:

| colspan="2" {{MATCHBOX Infobox style|sub_header_bar}} | [[Match Voting Tournament]], Set 1

|-

| colspan="2" {{MATCHBOX Infobox style|image_box}} | [[File:Nineroevsjolt thumb.png|200px]] <br/> "Bean... It's in the Mind..."

| colspan="2" {{MATCHBOX Infobox style|image_box}} | [[File:Nineroevsjolt thumb.png|200px]] <br/> ''"Bean... It's in the Mind..."''

|-

! style="padding-right: 1em;" | Start Date:

Line 32:

'''Nineroe vs. {{MycroProcessor}}''' was a YouTube Poop/Video tennis match that took place between January 11 and March 19, 2016. It was a part of Set 1 of the [[Match Voting Tournament]], and its 2 month long duration (due to repeated extension needs) made it easily the last match of this set to complete by multiple weeks. It is notable for being the longest 1v1 match ever played in terms of round length, primarily due to the rounds of the match's second half becoming comically extended in length to take deliberate advantage of the rules of this tournament specifying, for the first time in tennis history, no maximum length limit; adding together the durations of all rounds(according to YouTube timestamps) puts the final length at 7 hours, 49 minutes, and 13 seconds.

MycroProcessor instantly considered Nineroe's serve, "Hello, Goodbye. Would you like a reciept?" to be his new favorite YTP ever made, and their round 3, "Repetition. Repetition. Recieved." to be one of the best responses ~~they've~~ ever received in a tennis match, videos that were additionally applauded by spectators such as fiv95, CorruptionSound, AshcrementVII and LaVieVestLol.<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/116686-mvt-set-1-nineroe-vs-mycroprocessor-done-vote/1</ref> Before the upload of Mycro's Round 4, the longest tennis round ever made was considered to be HardcoreMormonFuckingMachine's "Music Video: OFFICIAL TOP 10!"(2015), a Round 4 with pop from the preceding [[Tennis League 4]] at roughly 36 minutes long, which was also made at least in part by MycroProcessor. "Periodicity. Renewal. Response." increased this to 40 minutes long, which was then followed by a Round 5 that achieved a length of 50 minutes largely through a very lengthy "cut off prevention" underscored by selections from the 1964 Eric Dolphy album ''Out to Lunch!'', which Mycro later commented on the use of positively.

MycroProcessor instantly considered Nineroe's serve, "Hello, Goodbye. Would you like a reciept?" to be his new favorite YTP ever made, and their round 3, "Repetition. Repetition. Recieved." to be one of the best responses he had ever received in a tennis match, videos that were additionally applauded by spectators such as fiv95, CorruptionSound, AshcrementVII and LaVieVestLol.<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/116686-mvt-set-1-nineroe-vs-mycroprocessor-done-vote/1</ref> Before the upload of Mycro's Round 4, the longest tennis round ever made was considered to be HardcoreMormonFuckingMachine's "Music Video: OFFICIAL TOP 10!"(2015), a Round 4 with pop from the preceding [[Tennis League 4]] at roughly 36 minutes long, which was also made at least in part by MycroProcessor. "Periodicity. Renewal. Response." increased this to 40 minutes long, which was then followed by a Round 5 that achieved a length of 50 minutes largely through a very lengthy "cut off prevention" underscored by selections from the 1964 Eric Dolphy album ''Out to Lunch!'', which Mycro later commented on the use of positively.

Following this, Metroid998 immediately mused "Great, now the final round is going to be a feature length film." Fujoshi immediately after made the humorous, outrageous suggestion that Mycro make a "6 HOURS LONG" round in response. The following week, Mycro provided just that in the form of Round 6, "Vore. Unbirth. Dinner." to the utter amazement of absolutely everyone. DiscoGlacier remarked that it was now the new longest YTP ever made "by a long shot", while Metroid998 quipped "Well, it's not the length of "War and Peace" (1966). But it's close enough." This round remains today as the longest tennis round ever made, a record not likely to ever be passed.

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 | colspan="2" {{MATCHBOX Infobox style|sub_header_bar}} | [[Match Voting Tournament]], Set 1
 |-
-| colspan="2" {{MATCHBOX Infobox style|image_box}} | [[File:Nineroevsjolt thumb.png|200px]] <br/> "Bean... It's in the Mind..."
+| colspan="2" {{MATCHBOX Infobox style|image_box}} | [[File:Nineroevsjolt thumb.png|200px]] <br/> ''"Bean... It's in the Mind..."''
 |-
 ! style="padding-right: 1em;" | Start Date:
@@ Line 32: / Line 32: @@
 '''Nineroe vs. {{MycroProcessor}}''' was a YouTube Poop/Video tennis match that took place between January 11 and March 19, 2016. It was a part of Set 1 of the [[Match Voting Tournament]], and its 2 month long duration (due to repeated extension needs) made it easily the last match of this set to complete by multiple weeks. It is notable for being the longest 1v1 match ever played in terms of round length, primarily due to the rounds of the match's second half becoming comically extended in length to take deliberate advantage of the rules of this tournament specifying, for the first time in tennis history, no maximum length limit; adding together the durations of all rounds(according to YouTube timestamps) puts the final length at 7 hours, 49 minutes, and 13 seconds.
-MycroProcessor instantly considered Nineroe's serve, "Hello, Goodbye. Would you like a reciept?" to be his new favorite YTP ever made, and their round 3, "Repetition. Repetition. Recieved." to be one of the best responses they've ever received in a tennis match, videos that were additionally applauded by spectators such as fiv95, CorruptionSound, AshcrementVII and LaVieVestLol.<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/116686-mvt-set-1-nineroe-vs-mycroprocessor-done-vote/1</ref> Before the upload of Mycro's Round 4, the longest tennis round ever made was considered to be HardcoreMormonFuckingMachine's "Music Video: OFFICIAL TOP 10!"(2015), a Round 4 with pop from the preceding [[Tennis League 4]] at roughly 36 minutes long, which was also made at least in part by MycroProcessor. "Periodicity. Renewal. Response." increased this to 40 minutes long, which was then followed by a Round 5 that achieved a length of 50 minutes largely through a very lengthy "cut off prevention" underscored by selections from the 1964 Eric Dolphy album ''Out to Lunch!'', which Mycro later commented on the use of positively.
+MycroProcessor instantly considered Nineroe's serve, "Hello, Goodbye. Would you like a reciept?" to be his new favorite YTP ever made, and their round 3, "Repetition. Repetition. Recieved." to be one of the best responses he had ever received in a tennis match, videos that were additionally applauded by spectators such as fiv95, CorruptionSound, AshcrementVII and LaVieVestLol.<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/116686-mvt-set-1-nineroe-vs-mycroprocessor-done-vote/1</ref> Before the upload of Mycro's Round 4, the longest tennis round ever made was considered to be HardcoreMormonFuckingMachine's "Music Video: OFFICIAL TOP 10!"(2015), a Round 4 with pop from the preceding [[Tennis League 4]] at roughly 36 minutes long, which was also made at least in part by MycroProcessor. "Periodicity. Renewal. Response." increased this to 40 minutes long, which was then followed by a Round 5 that achieved a length of 50 minutes largely through a very lengthy "cut off prevention" underscored by selections from the 1964 Eric Dolphy album ''Out to Lunch!'', which Mycro later commented on the use of positively.
 Following this, Metroid998 immediately mused "Great, now the final round is going to be a feature length film." Fujoshi immediately after made the humorous, outrageous suggestion that Mycro make a "6 HOURS LONG" round in response. The following week, Mycro provided just that in the form of Round 6, "Vore. Unbirth. Dinner." to the utter amazement of absolutely everyone. DiscoGlacier remarked that it was now the new longest YTP ever made "by a long shot", while Metroid998 quipped "Well, it's not the length of "War and Peace" (1966). But it's close enough." This round remains today as the longest tennis round ever made, a record not likely to ever be passed.