The Japanese organization SCARZ has revealed its Valorant roster ahead of the start of the VALORANT Challengers 2024 Japan: Split 2 Advance Stage, which has undergone significant changes.

For the SCARZ team, the result at VALORANT Challengers Japan 2024: Split 1 was unsuccessful, as the team finished seventh out of eight and lost its slot in the league. This is particularly vulnerable considering that in the previous season, in 2023, the team managed to qualify for VCT Challengers Ascension: Pacific 2023 and almost secured a slot in the partner league, finishing second in the tournament.

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Three new players have joined the team, two of whom have made it into the main roster, while the third has become a substitute player. In addition, the coaching staff has been augmented with a new analyst - nolozy.

The main SCARZ Valorant roster looks as follows:

• John "Yoshiii" Kawakami
• Maxim "Lumo" Demianovskikh
• MrTenzouEz
• Nick "tixx" Quinn
• Yota "Yotaa" Kaouachi
  

The refreshed roster awaits its first official match on May 6 as part of the VALORANT Challengers 2024 Japan: Split 2 Advance Stage. The team will be competing for one of the four slots in the second split of the Japanese league.