Japanese player Hiroshi Onishi has won his first major title! Hiroshi defeated fellow Japanese Rintaro Arai in the finals of the Japan Championships (JCS), using a Mega Charizard Y + Mega Floette team.
The tournament will be streamed by TPCi on 12ā14 June, but different matches from those will be broadcast in English (with Matt Maynard, Andrew Tham, Cedric Bernier and Evan Latt as casters) and in Spanish by Victory Road!
Spanish player JosƩ Francisco GƔlvez has won his first VR tournament! JosƩ Francisco defeated British player David Gidov in the finals of the VR June Challenge, using a Mega Charizard Y + Mega Aerodactyl team.
3-time International Champion Marco Silva has won his sixth major and third Regional-level title in the Masters division! Marco defeated 2026 Prague Regional Champion Louis Fontvieille in the finals of the Turin Special Championships, using a Mega Gengar + Mega Floette team.
This Tera Raid Battle event lasts until 11 June. Rillaboom the Unrivaled was last featured in August 2023, so take this chance to catch it if you didn’t back then!
The first major tournament in Europe to use PokĆ©mon Champions will be streamed by TPCi on 6ā7 June, with Ben Kyriakou, Charlie Merriman, Kosta Daidimos and Lee Provost as casters, and Victory Road behind the scenes!
Use the Mystery Gift code CHAMP10NSATNA1C to redeem 500 Victory Points (VP) in PokƩmon Champions, in anticipation for NAIC, which will feature other giveaways during the stream like a Blastoise via Twitch Drops.
Japanese single-battles ladder hero Noche has won the first PokƩmon Champions single-battles online competition! Noche finish at a rating of 1876, ahead of fellow Japanese player Noburen.
The most important tournament this season in North America, and also the first International to use PokĆ©mon Champions, will be streamed by TPCi on 12ā14 June, with Scott Glaza, Rosemary Kelley, Len Deuel, Sierra Dawn, Lee Provost, Joe Brown and Gabby Snyder as casters!
