T8
MK1
SF6
GBVSR
2XKO
SSBU
T7
DBFZ
BH
GGST
SC6
SG2E
KI
MVS
KoFXV
MBTL
SF5
MK11
Matches statistic
Matches played
80Win rate
53%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%
gachikun's character usage stats
| Character | Win rate | Total usage |
|---|---|---|
 | 52 % | 132 |
Opponents’ character usage stats
| Character | Win rate | Total usage |
|---|---|---|
| 53 % | 19 |
 | 53 % | 17 |
 | 62 % | 13 |
 | 33 % | 9 |
 | 56 % | 9 |
 | 63 % | 8 |
 | 43 % | 7 |
 | 29 % | 7 |
 | 57 % | 7 |
 | 50 % | 6 |
gachikun's matchups
- Rashid68 - 64 (52%)PR:100%132games
Rankings
The player is not on DF Rankings yet
Matches
Matches played
80Win rate
53%Current streak (Old → New)
News
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Career
Teams
Bio
Tsunehiro “gachikun” Hanamori is a professional Street Fighter player from Japan who represents Red Bull eSports.
With exceptional Sagat play in Ultra Street Fighter IV, he became one of the best players from Hiroshima marking the beginning of his professional path in competitive gaming scene.
After the release of Street Fighter V, gachikun became one of the few Rashid mains in Season 1. At Red Bull Kumite 2017 he made it all the way up to the Grand Finals by beating Tokido, Xiao Hai, and Infiltration.
In 2018 gachikun became the 3rd Japanese Capcom Cup Champion, with a big win over Itabashi Zangief in the Grand Final, which is the pinnacle of his career for now. Check out gackikun's detailed interview after this victory.
gachikun has active Twitter and Twitch channels, and he's also a big fan of western, American in particular, TV-shows, like The Simpsons. Also, his nickname might be a reference to a Japanese "Busamen Gachi Fighter" manga series, or to a well-known all over the internet so-called "gachi threads".
