MC Championship

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MC Championship
MC Championship logo.png
Game Minecraft
Founded2019;5 years ago (2019)
First seasonSeason 1 (2019–2020)
AdministratorScott Major
Organising bodyNoxcrew
No. of teams10
Competitors40 (per event)
Most titles Sapnap (7 wins)
Official website mcchampionship.com

MC Championship (MCC) is a monthly Minecraft tournament organised by Scott Major (known online as Smajor1995) and Noxcrew (a community that creates Minecraft-related events and maps). Ten teams of four compete in a series of Minecraft minigames. The tournament began its first season on November 17, 2019, and finished its third season in December 2023.

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Gameplay

The event features ten teams of four players, each composed of a rotating cast of established content creators, competing in each iteration of the tournament. [1] [2] They face off in eight minigames that test a variety of core skills in Minecraft, such as combat, parkour, survival, and teamwork. [1] Teams win coins for their performance in each minigame. [3]

At the end of the event, the two teams with the most coins duel in Dodgebolt, a best-of-five archery game that determines the winner of the event. [3] [4]

List of games

List of MC Championship games
GameTypeSpanDescription
Ace RaceMovementMCC 7–Players run laps through a race course scattered with special powerups.
Battle Box PVP MCC 2–Teams compete head to head to fill a central area with wool and/or trying to eliminate all the opposing players. [5]
Big Sales at Build MartTeamMCC 3–Players recreate a series of builds block for block. [6]
Bingo but FastTeamMCC 6–13, 34–Teams gather items and complete tasks on a bingo card.
Dodgebolt—MCC 1–The top two teams duel it out with bows and arrows for the championship. [4]
Foot RaceMovementMCC 1–6Players run through a race course while trying to sabotage opponents and avoid obstcales.
Grid RunnersTeamMCC 16–Teams complete challenges to progress through a series of rooms. [7]
Hole in the WallMovementMCC 1–Players avoid getting knocked off a shrinking platform by moving walls. [5]
Lockout BingoTeamMCC 1–5Player complete tasks on a bingo board while being able to attack opponents.
MeltdownPVPMCC 22–Teams use bows to freeze opposing players and collect coins from crates around the map; teams are eliminated when all of their players are frozen, but players can be revived when melters are placed nearby. [8]
Parkour TagMovementMCC 12–Teams play 1v3 elimination tag on a circular parkour course.
Parkour WarriorMovementMCC 1–11, 26–Players try to complete an obstacle course within a time limit, with progressive difficulty and optional parkour challenges. Inspired by the game show Ninja Warrior . [4]
Rocket SpleefMovementMCC 1–13Players try to eliminate opponents off the arena while trying to survive with a pair of elytras and a special rocket launcher.
Rocket Spleef RushMovementMCC 20–Players try to survive using a pair of elytras and a custom rocket launcher while platforms gradually appear and disappear.
Sands of TimeTeamMCC 5–Teams explore a procedurally-generated dungeon, while trying to keep track and top up their time in the dungeon. Noxcrew's lead game designer, Isaac "Epic Landlord" Wilkins, came up with the idea while sitting for his GCSE in religious studies. [4]
Sky BattlePVPMCC 9–Teams fight each other on floating structures as the map border shrinks. [5]
SkyblocklePVPMCC 1–8Teams gather items (Much like in the classic map "Skyblock") to fight each other. The last team standing wins.
Survival GamesPVPMCC 1–Teams open chests and find loot to fight each other while the border shrinks as the game progresses.
TGTTOSAWAFMovementMCC 1–Players race across a series of maps. Short for "To Get to the Other Side and Whack a Fan". One of the maps was inspired by the game show Takeshi's Castle . [4] [5]

History

Background

Noxcrew, the creative team behind MC Championship, was founded in 2011 by Stefan "Noxite" Panić. [4] Noxcrew first organized on the sandbox game Garry's Mod , where members collaborated on various creative projects. [4] They soon turned to Minecraft, another sandbox game, and their creative projects there became popular on Minecraft forums. [4] The Noxcrew Gameshow, a spiritual ancestor to MCC in which content creators play classic game shows recreated in Minecraft, ran from 2012 to 2015. [4] Noxcrew incorporated in 2017 and grew over time to include about 50 volunteer members. [4]

Scott Major, a Scottish YouTuber also known as Smajor1995 or Dangthatsalongname, said he got the idea for MCC after playing in Minecraft Monday, a Minecraft team competition hosted by Keemstar. [9] He said he liked the general format but found Keemstar hard to work with. [9] When Minecraft Monday ended in late 2019, there was an opening for a new personality-driven Minecraft esports competition. [1] [10] Major said he approached Panić of Noxcrew for advice, and Panić volunteered to collaborate to produce a new event. [9]

Debut and development

MC Championship was announced on Twitter and YouTube on 8 November 2019. [11] [12] The first event was held the next week on 17 November 2019. [4] Events continue to be held about once a month. [1] Most participants livestream their points of view on YouTube or Twitch. [2] An estimated 500,000 concurrent viewers (including 100,000 for Dream) watched MCC 9 in September 2020, [13] and MCC 15 peaked at 913,000 viewers in July 2021. [14] MCC was "the biggest competitive Minecraft event" by early 2022; [4] Major said earlier that was it was the world's "largest Minecraft streaming event". [15] Viewership declined to an average of over 100,000 by the end of 2022. [14]

MCC has evolved over the years with new maps, designs, and players. [2] [16] Development of new maps begins with a stage of prototyping called greyboxing in which key elements are laid out without consideration for décor. [4] Existing games have occasionally been "remixed" to be played with different mechanics. [14] Team composition is shuffled by Major each event for the sake of competitive balance as well as player preferences for profanity use and requests for one teammate. [4] About three new players are admitted each event. [4] A score-tracking website, MCC Live, launched in May 2021. [17]

Non-canon events

Several special non-canon MCC events have taken place. A Pride-themed event in June 2021 raised more than US$300,000 for the nonprofit the Trevor Project. [2] [7] MCC Rising events have featured less established Minecraft content creators, [18] [19] while MCC All-Stars featured lineups of only past MCC winners. [20]

Fan engagement

MCC has invited fans to participate in several ways. Fans comprised two of the teams competing in MCC 10 in September 2020. [3] A public Minecraft server called MCC Island, featuring a selection of MCC minigames, was announced on 29 May 2021. [21] The server opened in closed beta on 20 August 2022. [21] The server also gives MCC competitors a chance to practice the minigames between events. [22] Noxcrew crowdsourced builds for the Big Sales at Build Mart minigame in April 2022. [6]

List of champions

DateEventWinnerTeam members
Season 1 [23]
17 November 20191Purple PandasMichaelmcchill, Kara Corvus, Krtzyy, King_Burren
9 February 20202Aqua Horses [lower-alpha 1] Quig, HBomb94, Ryguyrocky, MiniMukaYT
14 March 20203Orange Ocelots Vikkstar123, PeteZahHutt, Smajor1995, Shubble
18 April 20204Purple Pandas Wilbur Soot, Technoblade, TommyInnit, Ph1LzA
16 May 20205Yellow YaksSmajor1995 (2), Shubble (2), Quig (2), Seapeekay
13 June 20206Blue BatsFruitberries, Fundy, CaptainPuffy, Bitzel
18 July 20207Green Guardians [lower-alpha 2] PeteZahHutt (2), fWhip, Eret, HBomb94 (2)
15 August 20208Pink Parrots Dream, Technoblade (2), King_Burren (2), Michaelmcchill (2)
12 September 20209Blue BatsHBomb94 (3), Fruitberries (2), FalseSymmetry, Rendog
26 September 202010Orange OcelotsPeteZahHutt (3), SmallishBeans, FalseSymmetry (2), Cubfan135
24 October 202011Fuchsia Frankensteins [lower-alpha 3] Dream (2), GeorgeNotFound, Sapnap, Karl Jacobs
14 November 202012Green Guardians [lower-alpha 4] GeorgeNotFound (2), Ph1LzA (2), TapL, Wilbur Soot (2)
5 December 2020Jingle Jam [lower-alpha 5] Simon's Angels [lower-alpha 6] InTheLittleWood, Lewis Brindley, Simon Lane, SolidarityGaming
12 December 202013Teal Turkeys [lower-alpha 7] Eret (2), Illumina, Krinios, Punz
Season 2 [23]
29 May 202114Aqua AxolotlsHBomb94 (4), Smajor1995 (3), SolidarityGaming, Wisp
26 June 2021Pride 21 [lower-alpha 5] Aqua AxolotlsIllumina, Gizzy Gazza, KreekCraft, Ryguyrocky
24 July 202115Red Rabbits Dream (3), Sapnap (2), Michaelmcchill (3), Quackity
28 August 202116Pink Parrots Dream (4), F1NN5TER, BadBoyHalo, Seapeekay (2)
18 September 202117Orange OcelotsFalseSymmetry (3), Grian, PeteZahHutt (4), SB737
2 October 2021Rising [lower-alpha 5] Pink Parrotsjojosolos, SpeedSilver, xNestorio, Blushi
23 October 202118Mustard Mummies [lower-alpha 8] Sylvee, Tubbo, Sapnap (3), Smajor1995 (4)
13 November 2021All-Stars [lower-alpha 5] Red Rabbits Sapnap, BadBoyHalo, Dream, GeorgeNotFound
11 December 202119Teal Turkeys [lower-alpha 9] Ph1LzA (3), Sneegsnag, TommyInnit (2), Sapnap (4)
26 March 202220Aqua AxolotlsHBomb94 (5), 5up, GeminiTay, Antfrost
30 April 202221Cyan Coyotes Sapnap (5), Seapeekay (3), Snifferish, KryticZeuz
28 May 202222Pink ParrotsPurpled, TommyInnit (3), CaptainSparklez, TheOrionSound
18 June 2022Pride 22 [lower-alpha 5] Red Rabbits Dream, GeorgeNotFound, Karl Jacobs, Foolish Gamers
23 July 202223Orange OcelotsQuig (3), InTheLittleWood, Eret (3), F1NN5TER (2)
22 August 202224Yellow Yaks Dream (5), BadBoyHalo (2), Skeppy, GeorgeNotFound (3)
24 September 202225Green GeckosSmallishBeans (2), jojosolos, GoodTimesWithScar, Seapeekay (4)
3 October 202226Violet Vampires [lower-alpha 10] Fruitberries (3), Ph1LzA (4), Shubble (3), TheOrionSound (2)
12 November 202227 [lower-alpha 11] Purple PandasBlushi, FireBreathMan, BdoubleO100, impulseSV
3 December 202228Teal Turkeys [lower-alpha 9] Punz (2), Sneegsnag (2), SolidarityGaming (2), CaptainSparklez (2)
Season 3 [23]
18 March 202329Aqua AxolotlsHBomb94 (6), Krtzyy (2), Cubfan135 (2), FalseSymmetry (4)
1 April 2023Scuffed [lower-alpha 5] Blue BatsGeminiTay, fWhip, SmallishBeans, Smajor1995
Lime LlamasSkeppy, awesamdude, BadBoyHalo, Ponk
29 April 202330Purple PandasSolidarityGaming (3), FireBreathMan (2), InTheLittleWood (2), Smajor1995 (5)
20 May 202331Red Rabbitsjojosolos (2), Shadoune666, OllieGamerz, CapitanGatoYT
10 June 2023Pride 23 [lower-alpha 5] Purple PandasKrtzyy, Mysticat, Elaina_Exe, Gizzy Gazza
15 July 202332Red RabbitsAntfrost (2), Ranboo, Aimsey, GoodTimesWithScar (2)
5 August 202333Red Rabbits Sapnap (6), Ponk, Punz (3), vGumiho
26 August 2023Rising 2 [lower-alpha 5] Lime LlamasNominalgravy, WadeBox, NomadOfTheWorld, KhaosKorps
16 September 202334Cyan CoyotesOllieGamerz (2), Sapnap (7), Shadoune666 (2), RedVelvetCake
20 October 2023Twitch Rivals [lower-alpha 5] Yellow YaksAntfrost, awesamdude, Cubfan135, CaptainSparklez
11 November 2023Party [lower-alpha 5] Cyan CoyotesElaina_Exe, Fruitberries, Hannahxxrose, vGumiho
9 December 202335Pink Presents [lower-alpha 12] Wallibear, Shubble (4), Hannahxxrose, Krtzyy (3)
  1. ↑ Now Aqua Axolotls
  2. ↑ Now Green Geckos
  3. ↑ Replaced Pink Parrots for this Halloween event
  4. ↑ Now Green Geckos
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Non-canon event
  6. ↑ Replaced Red Rabbits for this non-canon event
  7. ↑ Replaced Aqua Axolotls for this festive season event
  8. ↑ Replaced Yellow Yaks for this Halloween event
  9. 1 2 Replaced Cyan Coyotes for this festive season event
  10. ↑ Replaced Purple Pandas for this Halloween event
  11. ↑ Half-canon Underdogs event
  12. ↑ Replaced Pink Parrots for this Christmas event

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