2013年7月27日 · Cloud9 (C9)—competing under Cloud9 Kia for the League of Legends division for sponsorship reasons—is a North American esports team formed by the former roster of Quantic Gaming following its dissolution.

Fandom's League of Legends Esports wiki covers tournaments, teams, players, and personalities in League of Legends.

Fandom's League of Legends Esports wiki covers tournaments, teams, players, and personalities in League of Legends.

Fandom's League of Legends Esports wiki covers tournaments, teams, players, and personalities in League of Legends.

2017年12月16日 · Robert "Blaber" Huang is a League of Legends esports player, currently jungler for Cloud9. He was previously known as blaberfish2.

2020年7月13日 · Kim "Berserker" Min-cheol (Hangul: 김민철) is a League of Legends esports player, currently bot laner for DN Freecs.

January 11, ⁠ ⁠ C9 Academy renames to ⁠ ⁠ C9 Challengers. FakeGod, Tomio, EMENES, and Lost's contracts are transferred to ⁠ ⁠ C9 Challengers in the GCD, expiring on 18 November 2025. Zeyzal's contract is transferred to ⁠ ⁠ C9 Challengers in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2024. [1]

C9 performed well in spring, and although Fudge's individual performance was sometimes criticized, the team managed to win the split. At MSI 2021 , C9 struggled, dropping games to multiple wildcard teams, but Fudge showcased much stronger individual play.

Jang "EMENES" Min-soo (Hangul: 장민수) is a retired League of Legends esports player, previously mid laner for Cloud9. He was previously known as Viole.

Cloud 9 went 4-2 in the group, drawing with NaJin Shield for first place but losing the tiebreaker game. They were eliminated from the tournament in the quarterfinals, falling 3-1 to Samsung Blue. 2015 Preseason. Cloud 9 was the North American team fan-voted to IEM San Jose. [29]