From a round to the crown
The developer describes 1v1 Aura Battles, player voting, tournaments and a bracket whose goal is the crown. A single round and an entire tournament are different scopes: the selected footage shows two active players, then a vote, then a winner result. Use the bracket shown in the current game to follow advancement.
Where 2v2 sits in the record
The official event list contains a record titled 2V2 MODE + MORE that ran September 26 → October 3, 2026. That title is the only public evidence of a two-versus-two format; the game description still says 1v1, the event description is empty, and no checked footage shows a 2v2 round. So: a 2v2-named event did run, and we cannot tell you how pairs were formed, whether it was permanent, or whether it is live today. Check the current game's mode screen instead of assuming either format.
Size of a server, not size of a bracket
The official API reports a server capacity of 14 players for Place 117883700024872 (October 22, 2026). That is the ceiling on who can be in one instance, which bounds how many pairs and spectators a round can contain. It is not a bracket size, a round count or a tournament entry limit — none of those three appears in any checked source.
Read the timers in context
The performance timer belongs to the current round. A notice that a turn is in three rounds belongs to that player's queue state. Neither observation establishes a tournament start schedule, a fixed bracket size, number of rounds, guaranteed match length or re-entry price. A play-next purchase exists in the footage, but is not evidence that all participation is paid.
Win streaks
Winning successive bracket rounds is the tournament objective. That alone does not prove a separate streak reward system, multiplier, reset policy or milestone table. Those exact-game details remain unresolved; no streak calculator or named ladder is published.
Next: How to Play gives the role-aware sequence;Aura explains voting versus reactions. The official game is the destination for the current bracket.