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Jusei “TORANECO” Saito, a former representative of SCARZ and Japan at Ascension, has now become a part of the on-air team for the Japanese broadcast in the coming season.

The new signings mark a drastic change from the team’s former roster, welcoming Maxim “Lumo” Demianovskikh, Yuzuki “MrTenzouEz” Inada, and “Tempura”.

Japanese FPS legend Junya “Noppo” Taniguchi will be standing behind SCARZ for the upcoming season. 

The Rex Regum Qeon tenure will mark Jemkin’s entry into the tier-one scene as well as his first time competing in a non-Japanese-majority lineup. 

SCARZ have elected to make another move with Savva “Kr1stal” Fedorov after the benching of “Allen”.

The fourth team to be invited to the Red Bull Home Ground Tokyo event is SCARZ.

The 19-year-old departs from SCARZ after only four months together with the organization. 

Jemkin and Kr1stal have touched down in Japan, where they will link up with the team in their bootcamp beginning today. 

The newly-revamped DWG KIA lineup will face SCARZ on Sunday in the WCG Rivals VALORANT: Korea vs Japan showmatch presented by WCG. 

SCARZ have decided to part ways with the roster built around Akira “marin” Kato and Ryota “ryota-” Okayama and are looking to undergo a large-scale overhaul heading into the next season.