Your favorite cuber who's not the world's best?

[rybaby]

A few:

Yu Nakajima (all around boss)
Breandan Vallance (skillz)
Brandon Harnish (RSM )
Marc Waterman (Waterman is cooool)
Alex Lau and Austin Moore (mesmerizing solves)
Rowe Hessler (great sumo wrestler)

 

[Cubeologist]

Cubeologist. Really passionate about cubing and meeting people in the community, he posts an ao5 almost every day and is very active. He always shows interesting puzzles and in general is just a really positive guy.

I would have to go with TraciAG because of her amazing taste in cubers lol. But seriously thank you.

 

[Petro Leum]

phil yu.

 

[Hari]

Bill Wang because he has the rare distinction of being excellent at BLD and regular speedsolve. Also, Kabyanil Talukdar because he's a fellow Indian and improves seamlessly at any event he touches without too much effort. Looking forward to him taking BLD at Worlds by storm

 

[cashis]

Bill Wang has the rare distinction of being good at everything

 

[Praetorian]

phil yu, mats valk, cubeologist, alexander lau

 

[Jason Nguyen]

I think you mean "non-Feliks" cuber
answer: Kevin Hays, I love his attitude

I'm gonna miss Kevin...

 

[nalralz]

Hands down Chris Olsen is my favorite! AKA Cyotheking.

 

[GlowingSausage]

I like your signature rybaby

 

[Sub20MinSolver]

i have a few
Chris Olson (his videos and that raw tps on last layer)
Cyoubyx (his reviews)
Alexander Lau (dem M slices)

 

[DeeDubb]

My Korean buds:
Hoya of course
Go Ho "Vincent" Choi - He's the badmephisto of Korea, except he's done tutorials on everything. Almost every Korean cuber originally learned from his blogs
Seung Hyuk Nam - amazing to watch, especially on 4x4
Ilkyoo Choi - He's the Korean delegate and he's helped me so many times being completely bilingual
TaeWeon Hwang - Korea's fastest Roux solver, and a good friend. He's off on his Army service now

Others:
Noah Arthurs - probably the best cube teacher I've seen
Alex Lau - just a beast
Waffo - Good guy, and another good teacher
GuRoux - Helpful, fast, fun to follow
TDM - One of the first people I interacted with on the forums. Probably the most helpful guy anywhere he posts.

 

[rybaby]

I like your signature rybaby

Thanks

IamWEB told me that a while ago, and I though it sounded good.

 

[EvanCuber]

Paul Mahvi. I judged him once at a comp and he has the coolest turning style

 

[ruffleduck]

Zbigniew Zborowski for inventing the best method that exists.

 

[Brouxt Force]

Kian Mansour because of his unmatched legendary Roux videos.

Another one of my favorite cubers is Stanley Chapel, the bigBLD WR holder.

 

[Megaminx lover]

@zzoomer, Brian Sun and Cube for Speed for having the best tps.
@abunickabhi for inventing and knowing the most amount of algs
Erno Rubik for inventing the rubik's cube
Martin for being the best at everything.

 

[ruffleduck]

@zzoomer, Brian Sun and Cube for Speed for having the best tps.

I'm nowhere near them when it comes to peak TPS. The only thing I'm good at regarding executing algs is that I can do tricky ones smoothly.

 

[abunickabhi]

Bill Wang because he has the rare distinction of being excellent at BLD and regular speedsolve. Also, Kabyanil Talukdar because he's a fellow Indian and improves seamlessly at any event he touches without too much effort. Looking forward to him taking BLD at Worlds by storm

I wish Kabyanil starts competing again in 3BLD atleast.

 

[abunickabhi]

My picks:

One of the best all rounders in the world: Shivam Bansal (former MBLD WR holder too)
A veteran and a decade worth of experience in one handed solving: Bhargav Narasimhan
One of the most humblest cuber who is also super fast that I have met: Vijay Kishore.

 

[the dnf master]

My favorite cuber is definitely me
brian sun is one of my favorites because he is a tps legend
also z3cubing got me back into cubing
and I know that noah richardson isn't really a speedcuber, but he has some of the best beginner tutorials ever, and i used his tutorial to first learn to solve a cube.