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* The competition is inspired by [[Pokémon: Magikarp Jump]]. | * The competition is inspired by [[Pokémon: Magikarp Jump]]. | ||
* During the competition's finals, Goh's Magikarp is revealed to be wearing weights during the previous rounds. This is most likely a reference to Inazuma Eleven[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inazuma_Eleven_(TV_series)], a previous work of OLM, specifically the team Little Gigants[https://inazuma-eleven.fandom.com/wiki/Little_Gigant], which revealed that each of their members were also wearing weights prior to the final round. | |||
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Revision as of 06:37, 6 August 2020
File:Magikarp High Jump Tournament.png
The Magikarp High Jump Tournament
The (Japanese: コイキング・ハイジャンプ大会 Koiking High Jump Tournament) is an anime-exclusive competition that is held annually in the Kanto region for Trainers and their Magikarp. The tournament was featured in JN026.
Competition
The Magikarp High Jump Tournament is a competition where participating Magikarp use Splash to jump into the air. After landing, the jump height is measured to see whose Magikarp jumped the highest.
In JN026, Goh competed in the tenth annual tournament, hoping to defeat the previous winner Kasuking. Goh reached the finals, but lost to Kasuking on the technicality that his Magikarp failed to land within the specified time. With that, Kasuking defended his title and earned his tenth straight victory.
Known competitors
| Trainer | Place |
|---|---|
| Kasuking | Winner |
| Goh | Runner-Up |
| Koi Kingen | Top 4 |
Pokémon used in tournament
Goh
 Magikarp |
Kasuking
| File:Kasuking Kinking.png Kinking 
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Koi Kingen
| File:Koi Kingen Magikarp.png Magikarp |
Trivia
- The competition is inspired by Pokémon: Magikarp Jump.
- During the competition's finals, Goh's Magikarp is revealed to be wearing weights during the previous rounds. This is most likely a reference to Inazuma Eleven[1], a previous work of OLM, specifically the team Little Gigants[2], which revealed that each of their members were also wearing weights prior to the final round.
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