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Clash Cubes is a series of tournaments created by JoeBlo that follow a key rule in which all entrees must have a cube-shaped chassis (hence the name). Clash Cubes is also known for having qualifiers to determine the competitors' line-ups on the bracket. For more info on Clash Cube events, see the Official Clash Cubes site.

It has quickly grown into a well-appreciated tournament series, probably second to BBEANS in terms of overall popularity.

Clash Cubes 1

The first Clash Cubes tournament started in April 2009 and concluded May the same year. Clash Cubes 1 held a maximum of 12 competitors in which the top four qualifiers gained a bye first round. The qualifying for this season was simply 1 on 1 with a robot called Little Cube.

Qualifying Results

  1. Cubinator - 3 sec
  2. Afterburner 2 - 4 sec
  3. XenoPhobik III - 4 sec
  4. Smash Down - 4 sec
  5. Cube Tank - 5 sec
  6. Cube not a disk or a Cylinder - 6 sec
  7. Lol another nub bot from me - 7 sec
  8. Bushido's Beyatch - 8 sec
  9. Awful Red  Thing FOS - 13 sec
  10. Grey Matter - 25 sec
  11. Big Bad Brother - 26 sec
  12. SnSnSnSnS - 31 sec

Round 1:

Winners: SnSnSnSnS, CUBE not a disc or a cylinder, Grey Matter, Awful Red Thing FOS

Round 2:

Winners: SnSnSnSnS, CUBE not a disc or a cylinder, Grey Matter, Awful Red Thing FOS

Round 3:

Grey Matter took out Awful Red Thing FOS and SnSnSnSnS remained undefeated against CUBE Not A Disk Or A Cylinder in a much anticipated match up.

Final:

By the end both bots were looking a bit second hand but it was SnSnSnSnS that emerged as the winner of Clash Cubes 1.

Losers Rumble:

As a consolation for the first round losers all four were put in a rumble match in which Big Bad Brother came out on top.

Clash Cubes 2

Clash Cubes 2 featured the Official Super Heavyweight Class and 23 entrants with an additional 6 entrants fighting out for the final position in the bracket of 24 (otherwise known as the Wild Card). The first notable difference to Clash Cubes 1 was in the qualifiers, where competitors are faced with 2 house cubes and the main matches themselves were best 2 out of 3.

The 'Wild Card' bracket concluded with System32 and Sage as the victors (2 robots were taken due to the late withdrawal of Madiaba). The most notable part of the Wild Card portion of the tournament was the 2 grudge match videos, which included a video devoted to Life robot arena2's "trash talk" prior to the tournament and insults following his loss and a video of a grudge match in which HurricaneAndrew's reconfigured Surprise! v2 took on Sage's Mammoth who eliminated HurricaneAndrew in round 1.

Qualifying Results

  1. Man Manu - 14.6 s
  2. Naryar - 14.8 s
  3. Reier - 15.1 s
  4. Doomkiller - 15.1 s
  5. ROBOSH4RK - 17.7 s
  6. Jack Daniels - 24.7 s
  7. Clickbeetle - 24.8 s
  8. Sage - 24.9 s
  9. Pwnator - 25.5 s
 10. RedlineM203 - 25.6 s
 11. LiNcK - 26.2 s
 12. Craaig - 26.2 s
 13. Russian R - 29 s
 14. Scrap Daddy - 29.7 s
 15. Flying_Chao - 37.8 s
 16. Condor33 - 41.8 s
 17. Trumpetguy - 42 s
 18. H@zm47 - 43 s
 19. Urjak - 51.7 s
 20. MikeNCR - 53.9 s
 21. SSG - 57 s
 22. System32 - 59.2 s
 23. R1885 - 1 m
 24. Somebody - 1 m 25 s

Clash Cubes 3

Clash Cubes 3 began with the total entries figure of 41 a size that is only exceeded by BBEANS. Clash Cubes 3 featured the new Clash Cubes arena and the Middleweight Class.

Clash Cubes IV

Clash Cubes IV (or Clash Cubes 4) the must anticipated forth installment of the ever growing tournament, now an annual event kicking off every November. While officially announced, little details have been released much further then Lightweight and the normal building rules. It is notable that it once again will not follow an X Bracket unless entry numbers are smaller then expected or if Qualifying will return still remains a mystery to the public..

AI Pack

JoeBlo also released a Clash Cubes AI pack. Version 1 of the pack included all past competitors from Clash Cubes 1 and Clash Cubes 2.

List of New Features/ Hidden Extras For Version 1 Included

Lost World Team featuring robots that were going to take part in Clash Cubes but for various reasons, didn't.

JoeBlo's personal Team Clash Cubes, featuring a SHW cluster bot that was intended for entry should the bracket not fill up.

All 3 Clash Cubes Anti Ballasts appear in one place with their own preview image.

Clash Cubes Themed UI

SnS AI for Cubinator, Bushido's Beyatch and Chain of Impending Doom

4 New Qualifying Cube Bots that were originally prepared for CC3

A Cube Themed Version of the Rookie's bots

3 Clash Cubes Events in the Team HQ calender

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−	Clash Cubes is a series of tournaments created by [[JoeBlo]] that follow a key rule in which all entrees must have a cube ~~shape~~ chassis (hence the name). Clash Cubes is also known for having qualifiers to determine the competitors' line ups on the bracket. For more info on Clash Cube events see the [http://www.robotarena.info/ Official Clash Cubes site].	+	Clash Cubes is a series of tournaments created by [[JoeBlo]] that follow a key rule in which all entrees must have a cube-shaped chassis (hence the name). Clash Cubes is also known for having qualifiers to determine the competitors' line-ups on the bracket. For more info on Clash Cube events, see the [http://www.robotarena.info/ Official Clash Cubes site].

	It has quickly grown into a well-appreciated tournament series, probably second to [[BBEANS]] in terms of overall popularity.		It has quickly grown into a well-appreciated tournament series, probably second to [[BBEANS]] in terms of overall popularity.