Teams and Results from the Pokémon Trainers Cup 2021

EventPokémon Trainers Cup 2021
LocationMain stage: Online
Final stage (Top 4): Seoul, South Korea
DateMain stage: 24–25 July 2021
Final stage (Top 4): 7 August 2021
Attendance106 players
VideogamePokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield
Season2021 Season – VGC21 Series 9
FormatDouble elimination with open teamsheets

Teams and Results

#FlagPlayerPrizeTeamExp.
1KORWonseok Jung
(레오♪)
Worlds Day 1 + Global Exhibition
VenusaurGrimmsnarlUrshifuRotom-HeatLandorus-TherianRegisteel
2KORJeongso Lee
(상자)
–
Landorus-TherianIncineroarTapu-FiniZapdosPorygon2Metagross
3KORSanghyeon Na
(Nash)
–
RillaboomIncineroarUrshifuRegisteelMoltres-GalarCoalossal
4KORJaewon Kim
(실크)
–
FrosmothSableyeUrshifuRegielekiMoltres-GalarCelesteela
(DQ)KORDonghyeon Kim
(김동현)
–
Landorus-TherianTorkoalUrshifuRegielekiTogekissPorygon-Z
(DQ)KORHonggyun Jeon
(전홍균)
–
VenusaurTorkoalTogekissRegielekiPorygon2Regirock
5KORMinje No
(노민제)
–
RillaboomLandorus-TherianGrimmsnarlRegielekiMoltres-GalarRegisteel
5KORSeunghyeon Lee
(이승현)
–
RillaboomEnteiUrshifuRegielekiClefairyGlastrier
7KORSangjun Ahn
(안상준)
–
AmoongussIncineroarGrimmsnarlRegielekiMamoswineCelesteela
7KORJeong-eun Lee
(이정은)
–
RillaboomMoltres-GalarUrshifuRegielekiWeezingRegigigas
7KORByeongchan Choi
(최병찬)
–
RillaboomGrimmsnarlUrshifuComfeyMoltres-GalarLandorus-Therian
7KORMinjun Choi
(최민준)
–
RillaboomIncineroarUrshifuTogekissDragapultCoalossal
11KORSangheum Cho
(조상흠)
–
SpectrierKingdraPolitoedRaichuClefairyCelesteela
11KORSuwoong Cheong
(정수웅)
–
UrshifuKingdraPolitoedRegielekiGothitelleGlastrier
11KORMinsoo Jeong
(정민수)
–
RillaboomEnteiTapu-FiniTogekissDragapultUrshifu
(DQ)KORJinje Kim
(김진제)
–
GrimmsnarlMarowak-AlolaTapu-FiniTornadusGarchompCelesteela

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Structure

Only players residing in South Korea could play this tournament. With a cap of 128 entries, players would face each other in a double-elimination bracket with open teamsheets, in best-of-three matches to crown this year’s Pokémon Trainers Cup champion.

The winner will receive a Day 1 invite to the 2022 World Championships as well as an invite to the Pokémon Global Exhibition event that will be held in October.

Top 4 streaming

The top 4 matches were scheduled to be broadcast live from Seoul on 7 August. However, due to the covid-19 situation in South Korea, the matches were prerecorded and made available on 21 August.

The stream featured the experienced casters Dongmin Park and Mori Ahn.

Take a look below at the following matches!

List of streamed matches
TimeRoundPlayer 1vsPlayer 2
6:17LR11
(T4)
KOR
Jeongso Lee
vsKOR
Jaewon Kim
landorus-therianincineroartapu-finizapdosporygon2metagross
frosmothsableyeurshifuregielekimoltres-galarcelesteela
31:55Winners’ finalsKOR
Wonseok Jung
vsKOR
Sanghyeon Na
venusaurgrimmsnarlurshifurotom-heatlandorus-therianregisteel
rillaboomincineroarurshifuregisteelmoltres-galarcoalossal
1:17:55Losers’ finalsKOR
Jeongso Lee
vsKOR
Sanghyeon Na
landorus-therianincineroartapu-finizapdosporygon2metagross
rillaboomincineroarurshifuregisteelmoltres-galarcoalossal
2:09:07Grand finalsKOR
Wonseok Jung
vsKOR
Jeongso Lee
venusaurgrimmsnarlurshifurotom-heatlandorus-therianregisteel
landorus-therianincineroartapu-finizapdosporygon2metagross

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