NintendObserver’s select content on the Pokémon International Championships.
NintendObserver’s select content on the Pokémon International Championships.
"We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of all our competitors at an expanded 2021 Pokémon World Championships in London."
Simone Lim. A Star Is Born.
And it all came down to Mewtwo vs. Dark Mewtwo.
It seemed like it was going to be a lopsided matchup in the Junior Division Final, with one of the most decorated VGC players of all-time playing against a young rookie in her very first season of competitive play.
Is there a spectator mode of some sort they're using so we don't see the players choosing their moves? (On 3DS they would only record the top screens for that purpose.)
Of course Evan lost. Aaron is indeed a world-class competitor. 🙂
Some Weakness Policy, some Own Tempo, some Justified.
I can't wait to see what these events are going to look like on Pokémon Sword & Shield.
The Latin America International Championships mark the last big event before Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield join the Video Game Championships circuit on January 4, 2020.
The beginning and the end.
Mewtwo v. Mewtwo.
World Champion Wolfe Glick with another win.
I can't help but imagine how epic these tournaments are (finally) going to be on Pokémon Sword & Shield.
And the win goes to Connor Yuen. (That interview was so cute.)
The Pokémon World Championships will be coming back to Washington, DC, from August 16–18, 2019, returning to the site of a famous video game match featuring Pachirisu.
A recap on this season's first Pokémon International Championships.
Here's how the full two days on the main stage went down, as well as the finals.
Hollywood. That's the same MC that presented Bill and Reggie's showdown.
Juniors, Seniors and Masters Finals on Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon.
You can receive Ryota's Krookodile even if you don't have an event badge.