T8
MK1
SF6
GBVSR
Project L
SSBU
T7
DBFZ
BH
GGST
SC6
SG2E
KI
MVS
KoFXV
MBTL
SF5
MK11
Matches statistic
Matches played
77Win rate
60%Current streak (Old → New)
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Characters
Charts based on the tournaments published on DF and the number of games a character was picked in.
Win rate
0%100%
Fujimura's character usage stats
| Character | Win rate | Total usage |
|---|---|---|
 | 47 % | 38 |
 | 53 % | 30 |
 | 41 % | 17 |
Opponents’ character usage stats
| Character | Win rate | Total usage |
|---|---|---|
 | 50 % | 18 |
 | 56 % | 9 |
 | 17 % | 6 |
 | 50 % | 6 |
 | 50 % | 6 |
 | 33 % | 6 |
 | 60 % | 5 |
 | 40 % | 5 |
 | 40 % | 5 |
 | 0 % | 3 |
Fujimura's matchups
Rankings
The player is not on DF Rankings yet
Matches
Matches played
77Win rate
60%Current streak (Old → New)
News
Shinobism Gaming Says Goodbye to Otani, Haitani and Eita
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Tournaments
Live & Upcoming
There's no info, for now
Completed
CEO 2019 SFV
Jun 28, 2019299
- tier 1
- USA, 101 N Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118, USA
- $3,896.00(350)
Taipei Major 2019 – Street Fighter V
Jun 8, 20191390
- tier 1
- Taipei, Taiwan
- $7,000.00(700)
Career
Teams
Bio
Atsushi “Fujimura” Fujimura is a Street Fighter player from Japan, mainly known by playing Ibuki in Street Fighter V.
He used to play C. Viper at the start of the career in Street Fighter IV and made some strong impression on top players at the Japanese pro scene. Then with Street Fighter V release, he switched to Nash and took 3rd place at EVO 2016, losing only to Infiltration.
In season 2017 of the Capcom Pro Tour, Fujimura picked Ibuki, and his performance at major tournaments like Socal Regionals, DreamHack Summer, and Dueling Dragons Dojo established him as one of the strongest Street Fighter players in the world.
Fujimura is also known as Yukadon, but he changed nickname as this term became some kind of sexual innuendo in Japan. He is also known as The Machine among the Korean Street Fighter community due to his exceedingly optimal play.
Fujimura is currently representing Shinobism Gaming since March 2020, and you can also see him play at his Mildom streams.
