Pokémon Champions Hub

The current competitive meta, the teams actually winning tournaments, and the players shaping the format — so you can steal their ideas and cheer them on.

Current regulationMeta snapshot: October 1, 2026

Regulation M-C

September 9 – December 2, 2026 · 231 species legal · 82 Mega Evolutions

The second Champions regulation set. Megas define the format — knowing when to Mega Evolve, and which one to choose, is the format's defining skill.

The current meta

Doubles is Champions' main competitive format. Usage percentages come from Limitless VGC — Regulation M-C rankings ↗. Tap any Pokémon to open its Pokédex page.

RillaboomRillaboom

The #1 most-used Pokémon in Regulation M-C at 53.6% usage — Grassy Surge, Fake Out, and priority Grassy Glide. Pokédex page ↗

SneaslerSneasler

41.0% usage — Dire Claw and Fake Out pressure every team preview. Pokédex page ↗

IncineroarIncineroar

38.1% usage — Fake Out + Intimidate + Parting Shot is still the glue of doubles. Pokédex page ↗

KingambitKingambit

32.3% usage — Sucker Punch + Kowtow Cleave win condition. Pokédex page ↗

GholdengoGholdengo

27.8% usage — Make It Rain spread damage with Good as Gold status immunity. Pokédex page ↗

RaichuRaichu

27.1% usage — Mega Raichu Y is one of M-C's defining new Megas; Fake Out + Lightning Rod support. Pokédex page ↗

GarchompGarchomp

23.6% usage — Mega Garchomp Z headlined back-to-back Regional wins (Frankfurt and Brisbane). Pokédex page ↗

SalamenceSalamence

22.7% usage — Mega Salamence's Intimidate + Aerilate-boosted attacks. Pokédex page ↗

ArcanineHisuian Arcanine

21.7% usage in its Hisuian form — an Intimidate physical attacker with strong Fire/Rock coverage. Pokédex page ↗

FloetteEternal Flower Floette

17.7% usage in its Eternal Flower form — a fast Fairy-type special attacker. Pokédex page ↗

ArchaludonArchaludon

16.9% usage — Electro Shot setup tank, a doubles and singles staple. Pokédex page ↗

CharizardCharizard

16.5% usage — Mega Charizard Y's Drought sun remains one of the format's defining archetypes. Pokédex page ↗

Also in the mix: Mimikyu (Trick Room), Aerodactyl (speed control), Rotom (pivot), Meowscarada, Metagross, and Delphox (sun-mode attacker).

Singles ladder staples

  • Garchomp — Singles ladder #1 on the in-game ranked board.
  • Primarina — Bulky special attacker and terrain-adjacent pivot.
  • Charizard — Mega Charizard Y sun translates to singles.
  • Corviknight — Defensive pivot; Bulk Up + Power Trip tech won games in Baltimore.
  • Archaludon — Electro Shot setup wall.
  • Hippowdon — Sand setter for singles sand teams.
  • Gengar — Fast special breaker; Mega Gengar perish-trap variants exist.
  • Scizor — Priority Bullet Punch revenge killer.
  • Aegislash — Stance-change mind games and King's Shield.
  • Dragonite — Mega Dragonite's Multiscale bulk works in singles too.

Most-held items

Focus SashSitrus BerryLife OrbLeftoversChoice ScarfLight Clay

The format's default toolkit: Focus Sash and Sitrus Berry keep attackers alive, Life Orb and Choice Scarf turn them into sweepers, and Light Clay stretches screens across doubles slugfests.

Winning teams

The actual six that lifted trophies — with items, natures, and movesets where tournament coverage published them.

Regional Champion2026 Frankfurt Regional Championships — MastersEric Rios · September 26–27, 2026 · Frankfurt

A perfect 17-0 through 1,129 trainers — the first Regulation M-C European Regional — built around Mega Garchomp Z and Mega Raichu Y. Rios is also Limitless VGC's #2 all-time points leader.

GholdengoGholdengo
Ability:
Good as Gold
Item:
Life Orb
Nature:
Modest

Protect · Shadow Ball · Nasty Plot · Make It Rain

VolcaronaVolcarona
Ability:
Flame Body
Item:
Rocky Helmet
Nature:
Timid

Overheat · Struggle Bug · Rage Powder · Tailwind

GarchompMega Garchomp Z
Ability:
Rough Skin
Item:
Garchompite Z
Nature:
Modest

Dragon Pulse · Earth Power · Power Gem · Protect

IncineroarIncineroar
Ability:
Intimidate
Item:
Sitrus Berry
Nature:
Impish

Parting Shot · Fake Out · Flare Blitz · Darkest Lariat

RillaboomRillaboom
Ability:
Grassy Surge
Item:
Miracle Seed
Nature:
Adamant

Grassy Glide · Wood Hammer · Fake Out · U-turn

RaichuMega Raichu Y
Ability:
Lightning Rod
Item:
Raichunite Y
Nature:
Timid

Zap Cannon · Focus Blast · Fake Out · Protect

Mega Garchomp Z went back-to-back: it also won the Brisbane Regional the same weekend — three Mega Garchomp Z made Brisbane's top cut.

World Champion2026 Pokémon World Championships — MastersTakuma Yamazaki · August 28–30, 2026 · San Francisco

Fifteen-plus years of competing without ever qualifying for Worlds — then he won the whole thing on his first appearance, on Pokémon Champions' biggest stage.

DragoniteMega Dragonite
Ability:
Multiscale
Item:
Dragoninite
Nature:
Modest

Dragon Pulse · Heat Wave · Extreme Speed · Protect

FloetteMega Floette
Ability:
Flower Veil → Fairy Aura
Item:
Floettite
Nature:
Timid

Moonblast · Dazzling Gleam · Light of Ruin · Protect

KingambitKingambit
Ability:
Defiant
Item:
Chople Berry
Nature:
Adamant
EVs:
32 HP / 19 SpD

Sucker Punch · Kowtow Cleave · Low Kick · Iron Head

BasculegionBasculegion
Ability:
Adaptability
Item:
Life Orb
Nature:
Adamant
EVs:
25 Spe

Wave Crash · Last Respects · Aqua Jet · Protect

SneaslerSneasler
Ability:
Poison Touch
Item:
Focus Sash
Nature:
Jolly

Close Combat · Dire Claw · Fake Out · Feint

GarchompGarchomp
Ability:
Rough Skin
Item:
Choice Scarf
Nature:
Adamant
EVs:
27 Spe

Dragon Claw · Stomping Tantrum · Earthquake · Rock Slide

Runner-up Hiroshi Onishi brought Mega Charizard Y sun to the final — a clash of the format's two defining Mega archetypes. Partial EV investments as reported in post-tournament coverage (both finalists revealed spreads).

Regional Champion2026 Baltimore Regional Championships — MastersJoseph Ugarte · September 19–20, 2026 · Baltimore

The first Regulation M-C official event (1,081 trainers) and Ugarte's third Regional title — a sand + Psychic Terrain statement that reset the new format's tier list.

ExcadrillExcadrill
Ability:
Sand Rush
Item:
Focus Sash
Nature:
Jolly

Iron Head · High Horsepower · Rock Slide · Protect

SalamenceMega Salamence
Ability:
Intimidate → Aerilate
Item:
Salamencite
Nature:
Timid

Hyper Voice · Draco Meteor · Flamethrower · Protect

IndeedeeIndeedee
Ability:
Psychic Surge
Item:
Choice Scarf
Nature:
Modest

Expanding Force · Mystical Fire · Trick · Protect

TyranitarMega Tyranitar
Ability:
Sand Stream
Item:
Tyranitarite
Nature:
Jolly

Rock Slide · Knock Off · Low Kick · Protect

CorviknightCorviknight
Ability:
Mirror Armor
Item:
Psychic Seed
Nature:
Careful

Brave Bird · Power Trip · Bulk Up · Roost

SneaslerSneasler
Ability:
Unburden
Item:
White Herb
Nature:
Adamant

Close Combat · Dire Claw · Coaching · Protect

Finalist Aditya Subramanian answered with a creative Mega Golisopod rain Trick Room team — with a Charizard sun mode in the back.

Regional Champion2026 Indianapolis Regional Championships — MastersArsal Puri · May 30, 2026 · Indianapolis

The first-ever Pokémon Champions Regional: Puri beat 1,000+ players and swept Wolfe Glick 2-0 in the finals with Mega Charizard + Mega Floette.

CharizardMega Charizard Y
Item:
Charizardite Y

Heat Wave · Solar Beam · Weather Ball · Protect

SinistchaSinistcha
Item:
Kasib Berry

Matcha Gotcha · Rage Powder · Trick Room · Protect

FloetteMega Floette
Item:
Floettite

Moonblast · Dazzling Gleam · Calm Mind · Protect

GarchompGarchomp
Item:
Choice Scarf

Earthquake · Rock Slide · Stomping Tantrum · Dragon Claw

IncineroarIncineroar
Item:
Sitrus Berry

Fake Out · Flare Blitz · Throat Chop · Parting Shot

VenusaurVenusaur
Item:
Focus Sash

Sleep Powder · Sludge Bomb · Earth Power · Protect

Wolfe Glick's finals run featured an inventive Mega Steelix + Sharp Beak Talonflame team that troubled the whole field.

Players to watch

The gamers behind the teams — follow and support them. Rankings from Limitless VGC — player rankings ↗; only publicly listed accounts are linked, no private profiles.

Wolfe Glick

All-time #1 · 913 pts · $91,500 earned

Limitless VGC's all-time points leader and top earner — the 2016 World Champion whose teams and meta reads still shape every format. 15th at Baltimore (Sept 2026) with Incineroar / Sneasler / Gholdengo / Gardevoir / Salamence / Indeedee-F.

Eric Rios

All-time #2 · 719 pts · Frankfurt Regional Champion

Went a perfect 17-0 to win Frankfurt (Sept 2026, 1,129 players) — the first Regulation M-C European Regional — with Mega Garchomp Z and Mega Raichu Y.

Paul Chua

All-time #3 · 635 pts · $64,250 earned

One of the most consistent competitors in VGC history — top-3 all-time in both points and career earnings.

Alex Gómez Berna

All-time #4 · 629 pts

Spain's top-ranked VGC competitor and a fixture of European top cuts.

Joseph Ugarte

All-time #5 · 616 pts · Baltimore Regional Champion

Won the first Regulation M-C official event over 1,081 trainers with sand + Psychic Terrain, and regularly breaks down his own tournament runs on his channel.

Marco Hemantha Kaludura Silva

#2 all-time earnings · $80,750

The second-highest earner in VGC history (497 all-time points) — a threat at every International he enters.

Upcoming tournaments

The next stops on the Championship Series — a static snapshot, so check the full schedule at the official event finder ↗.

  • Oct 3–42027 Recife Regional Championships
  • Oct 9–112027 Louisville Regional Championships
  • Oct 17–182027 Nice Regional Championships
  • Oct 24–252027 Puebla Regional Championships
  • Oct 31 – Nov 12027 Gdańsk Regional Championships
  • Nov 14–152027 Buenos Aires Special Championships
  • Nov 20–222027 Latin America International Championships
  • Nov 28–292027 Stuttgart Regional Championships
  • Dec 4–62027 Las Vegas Regional Championships

Follow the scene

This hub is a hand-curated snapshot as of October 1, 2026. The meta moves fast — check the News page for the latest regulation changes, and the Pokédex for every species' stats and matchups.