Professional esports team FENNEL has launched a new "STREET FIGHTER 6" division! The team has announced its goal of building a roster capable of competing both domestically and internationally!

The professional esports team " FENNEL " has announced the launch of a new division dedicated to the fighting game " STREET FIGHTER 6."
The division consists of a total of four members: two players, one coach, and one producer.
The team aims to build a division that will take on challenges on both domestic and international stages and continue to grow.

Professional esports team FENNEL launches a new "STREET FIGHTER 6" division!

FENNEL is a team that has achieved a stellar track record in team-based games such as “VALORANT” and “Pokémon UNITE.”
All eyes are on how the team will leverage the teamwork it has cultivated over the years in a fighting game where victory or defeat is decided one-on-one.

The division consists of the following four members:

• Player: tako ( @tako956402 )
• Player: shion ( @shionsf6 )
• Coach: Garu ( @USGYGaru )
• Producer: Myzz ( @myzz2ultra )

Team Members

Player | tako

A 22-year-old Kimberly player who has achieved strong results in domestic tournaments such as “Red Bull LEGENDUS Chō” and “GRAPHT CUP.”
He says he plans to actively compete in international tournaments going forward, aiming for even greater success.

Player | shion

A 16-year-old Ken player who finished as runner-up in the “D4CUP” and secured travel support to compete in “EVO 2026.”
He plans to gain experience primarily through domestic tournaments and aims to compete on even bigger stages in the future.

Coach | Garu

A veteran who won the “MELTY BLOOD” division at “EVO 2010.”
He also serves as the manager of “Usagiya,” a game bar that regularly hosts offline matchups and events.
Within the team, he plans to support the players’ growth by providing technical guidance and match analysis, drawing on his competitive experience and expertise.

Producer | Myzz

He has been extensively involved in supporting players’ challenges, primarily by launching communities and development programs for young players—such as founding the Takagi Dojo and helping launch the Haitani Torimon.
He is also known by the nickname “Poka-Oji” (Poker Uncle), a moniker he adopted himself.
Within the team, he will draw on his past experience to formulate activity policies, create opportunities for players to take on new challenges, and improve the competitive environment.

For more details, please visit the official FENNEL website or follow the official X account ( @FENNEL_official ).