DFM dominated the spring split as they finished 1st with a 10-0 record with dropping only two games. They lost all of their remaining games on the second day and ultimately placed in last, but their performance on the first day - and the individual performance of top laner Yutapon in particular (including a very strong Ryze performance against the Bangkok Titans) drew international attention to the Japanese League of Legends scene, especially ahead of Riot officially expanding into Japan and Japan being awarded its own servers.ĭetonatioN FocusMe acquired Catch and viviD (now Eternal) from SBENU Sonicboom for LJL 2016 Season. There, they surprised expectations on the first day with a 2-1 record and victories over Oceania's The Chiefs eSports Club and SEA's Bangkok Titans. Returning home for LJL 2015 Season 2, FocusMe placed second, behind Ozone Rampage but then won the Grand Finals for the second year in a row, securing their second chance at international competition at the International Wildcard Tournament in Turkey.
There, went 1-5 in the group stage, securing their only victory over the Latin American Kaos Latin Gamers and placing in sixth out of the seven teams present. Domestically, DetonatioN FocusMe also won the LJL Summer Season and then played against Rascal Jester, the Winter Split victors, in the LJL Grand Finals, which they won 3-2.Īfter winning the LJL Season 1 finals in a 3-0 victory over sister team DetonatioN RabbitFive, FocusMe attended the 2015 International Wildcard Invitational.
That victory gave them an invitation to Korea's NLB Summer 2014, where they lost in the first round of Gold League to Prime Sentinel. In 2014, they placed last out of four teams in the first season of the LJL but then won the second season later that year. In 20, they placed highly in multiple seasons of the JCG Premier League. In the beginning, they were competing as a non-corporate team named FocusMe.ĭetonationN FocusMe was founded in April 2013 when DetonatioN acquired the roster of FocusMe, including Gorira13, Anelace, Ceros, Yutapon, and PresidentMaa. They are Japan's first full-time professional League of Legends team, competing under the DetonatioN Gaming organization.
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