Japan Nationals structure is changed! A new online event is announced for 28 May!
Top 64 from the 14 May event and from a new 28 May event will play the live stage. Only 64 out of those 128 players will earn Worlds invites.
Top 64 from the 14 May event and from a new 28 May event will play the live stage. Only 64 out of those 128 players will earn Worlds invites.
This version will be available between 22 and 26 May and will fix a bug that caused malfunctions in Japan and Korea online competitions.
Japanese Joji Kaieda won the 2023 Global Challenge III! Fellow countryman Kaito Arii finished second. Both qualified to the main stage of Japan Nationals!
Recent EUIC finalist Gabriel Agati won the 2023 Global Challenge II! Japanese player Cobalt finished in second place with one cartridge and in third place with the other.
Panyawut Noijan ended in first place! 52 players have qualified to the Thailand National Championships, to be held in Nonthaburi on 28 May.