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Dimaga has had immense success in StarCraft ranging all the way back to Brood War when he won WCG Ukraine 2008. He was most known in StarCraft II for his incredibly aggressive play focusing on constant harassment and pressure. Most recently, Dimaga's huge win was taking first place at Assembly Summer 2011.

ToodMing hasn't had a chance to truly shine, but is looking forward to the opportunity at the Global Battle.net Invitational.

KiLLeR has been playing zerg since his Brood War days, and has had continued success in StarCraft II. KiLLeR first showed promise shortly after StarCraft II launched, by winning the 2010 Blizzard Latin America Invitational. He also placed third at IEM New York.

NesTea almost needs no introduction. Some say his greatness cannot even be described in any human language, and have resorted to trying to create new, unidentifiable sounds to communicate his prowess. NesTea has won multiple titles in the Global StarCraft II League, and this will be his first major international showing.

Famous for his magnificent zerg macro and highly efficient multitasking, Ret is an old school Brood War player. At IEM 2010 he fell in love with the passion people had for StarCraft II and realized he wanted to be part of it. He has lived in Korea twice, last returning in March 2011 after four months practicing in the oGs and Team Liquid house. Ret performs especially strong against terran players and is known for making a lot of drones in almost any circumstance.

Sheth has played in many competitions, but is also very well-known for his stream that he commentates on while laddering. He's also been known to hold streaming marathons in the name of charity, and is one of the nicest people of all-time.

Sen has continuously been the reckoning force from Taiwan since early StarCraft II. Being the extremely well-rounded player that he is, Sen is capable of playing almost any style, and is known for adjusting to exploit his opponent's weaknesses.

JazBas has been on the scene since Brood War, and he's been quickly climbing through the ranks since StarCraft II's launch. JazBas has been performing very well in many SEA online tournaments, and continues to show strength and growth in his play.

mOOnGLaDe has been tearing up the scene since his Night Elf Warcraft days, and has since made the switch over to playing zerg in StarCraft II. After several strong consecutive tournament showings, GLaDe had a convincing victory at the SEA/ANZ Battle.net Invitational.