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[[piodx vs. GameBop]] was a YouTube Poop/[[Video tennis match]] that took place between March 29 and April 15, 2010. It was the final match of the [[Grey Tennis Tournament]], with piodx having previously defeated {{TheChutley}} and {{GameBop}} being automatically given a bye after AmiralMachin was disqualified from late penalties in the semifinal set.<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/16-poop-tennis/57018-the-gray-tennis-tournament-champion-revealed/1</ref> This was 5th consecutive rematch that GameBop found themselves in over the course of this tournament; they had previously faced Combuskenisawesome in the [[Tennis Season]]<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/46-tennis-season-completed/59440-week-11-gamebop-vs-combuskenisawesome/1</ref>, AjaxCubed as one of their two opponants in the final match of the [[Doubles Cup 1]]<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/49014-finals-ajaxcubed-aesaun-vs-microprocessor-gamebop/1</ref>, and had played vvaluigi, AmiralMachin and piodx all in casual matches over the course of 2009<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/19-tennis-completed/42464-gamebop-vs-vvaluigi/1</ref><ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/18-tennis-in-progress/57785-gamebop-vs-amiralmachin/1 Much like in the Grey Tennis Tournament itself, GameBop and AmiralMachin's casual match also never finished due to AmiralMachin never making the next round, in this specific case a Round 6 rather than a Round 4.</ref><ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/19-tennis-completed/46529-gamebop-vs-piodx/1</ref>. Sources added in this match include ''Happy Tree Friends'', ''Ovide and the Gang'', "A Rivenese Discovery of an Ostinato That Never Repeats"(2009) by {{MycroProcessor}}, ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', ''Sgt. Frog'', one of piodx's rounds with JackTron7000, and all 6 rounds from piodx and GameBop's original match.

It was the 43rd match played by {{GameBop}} and the 30th match played by piodx. Over the course of this match, piodx opted for the style that had served him best up to this point - a loud, fast blast of intense editing and cutting-edge effects for the time with ''Happy Tree Friends'' serving as his signature base for every one of his responses. However, as {{MycroProcessor}} wrote his regular feedback for every round published as the match took place, of recurring note was the fact that the previous round was only barely to not recognizable in piodx's Round 3 and 5 due to the heaviness of his editing<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/67042-piodx-vs-gamebop-done-vote/1</ref>. {{GameBop}}, by comparison, was able to clearly show the previous round in all three of their responses without losing any momentum in the intense pace established from the serve onward, and was in fact able to take the match to new heights with each of their signature dissective responses to {{piodx}}'s output. Their final round of the match in particular is remembered for achieving the best of both of these worlds - a response that clearly showed evidence of and progression upon the previous round while being one of GameBop's most visually impressive videos made to date, though {{GameBop}} themselves was critical of the video's compression resulting in less-than-optimal pixelaton. With the final segment of the final round being an abstract collage of edits that drain in saturation by the video's end, SesakaGenX noted in the video's comments that "it all ends in gray, like the tournament itself."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilRc17cH-uI&lc=UgzyVtFfclaX825ZvuF4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSMANpG00pGi</ref>

It was the 43rd match played by {{GameBop}} and the 30th match played by {{piodx}}. Over the course of this match, piodx opted for the style that had served him best up to this point - a loud, fast blast of intense editing and cutting-edge effects for the time (notably, the heavy use of [[Particle Illusion]]) with ''[[Happy Tree Friends]]'' serving as his signature base for every one of his responses. However, as {{MycroProcessor}} wrote his regular feedback for every round published as the match took place, of recurring note was the fact that the previous round was only barely to not recognizable in {{piodx}}'s Round 3 and 5 due to the heaviness of his editing<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/67042-piodx-vs-gamebop-done-vote/1</ref>. {{GameBop}}, by comparison, was able to clearly show the previous round in all three of their responses without losing any momentum in the intense pace established from the serve onward, and was in fact able to take the match to new heights with each of their signature dissective responses to {{piodx}}'s output. Their final round of the match in particular is remembered for achieving the best of both of these worlds - a response that clearly showed evidence of and progression upon the previous round while being one of GameBop's most visually impressive videos made to date, though {{GameBop}} themselves was critical of the video's compression resulting in less-than-optimal pixelaton. With the final segment of the final round being an abstract collage of edits that drain in saturation by the video's end, SesakaGenX noted in the video's comments that "it all ends in gray, like the tournament itself."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilRc17cH-uI&lc=UgzyVtFfclaX825ZvuF4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSMANpG00pGi</ref>

This round became the subject of "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L86wq4BSGKs Puzzle Pieces 0]", the first in {{GameBop}}'s own series of "[[Puzzle Pieces]]" type videos used to show the individually rendered segments that were used to arrive at the final product. The ending of this compilation also includes an alternate version of round 6 with the intent to improve the video's YouTube compression.

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 [[piodx vs. GameBop]] was a YouTube Poop/[[Video tennis match]] that took place between March 29 and April 15, 2010. It was the final match of the [[Grey Tennis Tournament]], with piodx having previously defeated {{TheChutley}} and {{GameBop}} being automatically given a bye after AmiralMachin was disqualified from late penalties in the semifinal set.<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/16-poop-tennis/57018-the-gray-tennis-tournament-champion-revealed/1</ref> This was 5th consecutive rematch that GameBop found themselves in over the course of this tournament; they had previously faced Combuskenisawesome in the [[Tennis Season]]<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/46-tennis-season-completed/59440-week-11-gamebop-vs-combuskenisawesome/1</ref>, AjaxCubed as one of their two opponants in the final match of the [[Doubles Cup 1]]<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/49014-finals-ajaxcubed-aesaun-vs-microprocessor-gamebop/1</ref>, and had played vvaluigi, AmiralMachin and piodx all in casual matches over the course of 2009<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/19-tennis-completed/42464-gamebop-vs-vvaluigi/1</ref><ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/18-tennis-in-progress/57785-gamebop-vs-amiralmachin/1 Much like in the Grey Tennis Tournament itself, GameBop and AmiralMachin's casual match also never finished due to AmiralMachin never making the next round, in this specific case a Round 6 rather than a Round 4.</ref><ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/19-tennis-completed/46529-gamebop-vs-piodx/1</ref>. Sources added in this match include ''Happy Tree Friends'', ''Ovide and the Gang'', "A Rivenese Discovery of an Ostinato That Never Repeats"(2009) by {{MycroProcessor}}, ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', ''Sgt. Frog'', one of piodx's rounds with JackTron7000, and all 6 rounds from piodx and GameBop's original match.
-It was the 43rd match played by {{GameBop}} and the 30th match played by piodx. Over the course of this match, piodx opted for the style that had served him best up to this point - a loud, fast blast of intense editing and cutting-edge effects for the time with ''Happy Tree Friends'' serving as his signature base for every one of his responses. However, as {{MycroProcessor}} wrote his regular feedback for every round published as the match took place, of recurring note was the fact that the previous round was only barely to not recognizable in piodx's Round 3 and 5 due to the heaviness of his editing<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/67042-piodx-vs-gamebop-done-vote/1</ref>. {{GameBop}}, by comparison, was able to clearly show the previous round in all three of their responses without losing any momentum in the intense pace established from the serve onward, and was in fact able to take the match to new heights with each of their signature dissective responses to {{piodx}}'s output. Their final round of the match in particular is remembered for achieving the best of both of these worlds - a response that clearly showed evidence of and progression upon the previous round while being one of GameBop's most visually impressive videos made to date, though {{GameBop}} themselves was critical of the video's compression resulting in less-than-optimal pixelaton. With the final segment of the final round being an abstract collage of edits that drain in saturation by the video's end, SesakaGenX noted in the video's comments that "it all ends in gray, like the tournament itself."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilRc17cH-uI&lc=UgzyVtFfclaX825ZvuF4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSMANpG00pGi</ref>
+It was the 43rd match played by {{GameBop}} and the 30th match played by {{piodx}}. Over the course of this match, piodx opted for the style that had served him best up to this point - a loud, fast blast of intense editing and cutting-edge effects for the time (notably, the heavy use of [[Particle Illusion]]) with ''[[Happy Tree Friends]]'' serving as his signature base for every one of his responses. However, as {{MycroProcessor}} wrote his regular feedback for every round published as the match took place, of recurring note was the fact that the previous round was only barely to not recognizable in {{piodx}}'s Round 3 and 5 due to the heaviness of his editing<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/31-completed-games/67042-piodx-vs-gamebop-done-vote/1</ref>. {{GameBop}}, by comparison, was able to clearly show the previous round in all three of their responses without losing any momentum in the intense pace established from the serve onward, and was in fact able to take the match to new heights with each of their signature dissective responses to {{piodx}}'s output. Their final round of the match in particular is remembered for achieving the best of both of these worlds - a response that clearly showed evidence of and progression upon the previous round while being one of GameBop's most visually impressive videos made to date, though {{GameBop}} themselves was critical of the video's compression resulting in less-than-optimal pixelaton. With the final segment of the final round being an abstract collage of edits that drain in saturation by the video's end, SesakaGenX noted in the video's comments that "it all ends in gray, like the tournament itself."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilRc17cH-uI&lc=UgzyVtFfclaX825ZvuF4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSMANpG00pGi</ref>
 This round became the subject of "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L86wq4BSGKs Puzzle Pieces 0]", the first in {{GameBop}}'s own series of "[[Puzzle Pieces]]" type videos used to show the individually rendered segments that were used to arrive at the final product. The ending of this compilation also includes an alternate version of round 6 with the intent to improve the video's YouTube compression.