AvoidingThePuddle
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Aris Bakhtanians, known as AvoidingThePuddle, is a streamer and Tekken commentator.[1][2] He won the 2004 Cannes World Championship in Soul Calibur II after placing fourth in the game at Evolution in 2003.[3] He also won Content Creator of the Year at the inaugural Tekken Awards.
Competition and commentary
By March 2010, pure eSports had sponsored him for the MLG Tekken 6 circuit as the first member of its pure.TEKKEN team. That year, he won the Namco Bandai North American regional qualifier and placed fourth at the Namco Bandai American Championship.[3]
In February 2012, while coaching Team Tekken on Capcom's Cross Assault reality show, he made comments that Kotaku described as supporting sexual harassment, including lewd remarks aimed at a female teammate.[4][5] He apologized in a statement to Giant Bomb, saying he had used extreme examples in the heat of the moment.[5]
He contributed the Dragunov section to the Tekken Tag Tournament 2 guide, according to fellow contributor Tyler Bustinza in a September 2012 interview.[6] He commentated on the Tekken 7 final at Evo 2019, where Arslan Ash won the title.[7]
Documentary and videos
He appeared in the first part of Bandai Namco's documentary Swords and Souls: The Rise of SoulCalibur, which was available in October 2018. Maximilian, Markman and Kayane also appeared in that installment to discuss their involvement with the series.[8]
His YouTube channel carries Tekken 7 tutorials and playthroughs of games such as Death Stranding 2 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. In ATP Appeals Court, he reads viewers' ban appeals on stream.[9]
Personal information
General information
- Language
- EN
- On Twitch since
- 18 July 2011
- Twitch followers
- 439,253
- Channel age
- 15y 3m
- Twitch data updated
- Category
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Sources
- "AvoidingThePuddle - About".
- "Tekken analyst Aris justifies Akuma as the greatest guest character in fighting game history".
- "Pure eSports Sponsors Aris!".
- "This Is What A Gamer's Sexual Harassment Looks Like".
- "Aris "Aris" Bakhtanians Releases Statement on Recent Comments".
- "Meet the Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Team: Tyler2K".
- "EVO 2019's best story was the unstoppable rise of Pakistani Tekken player Arslan Ash".
- "Bandai Namco Releases "Swords and Souls," a SoulCalibur Documentary".
- "Avoiding The Puddle".
- "Aris (@AvoidThePuddle) / X".
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