Category: APAC
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Pokemon GO Japan Championships 2024
🇯🇵 The 2024 Play Pokémon Championship Circuit continues with the Japan Championships in Yokohama, Japan kicking off on June 2, 2024.
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Pokemon GO Perth Regional Championships 2024
🇦🇺 The 2024 Play Pokémon Championship Circuit continues with an Oceania Regional Tournament in Perth, Australia kicking off on April 13, 2024.
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Pokemon GO Melbourne Regional Championships 2024
🇦🇺 The 2024 Play Pokémon Championship Circuit continues with an Oceania Regional Tournament in Melbourne, Australia kicking off on February 3, 2024.
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Pokémon GO Brisbane Regional Championships 2024
🇦🇺 The 2024 Play Pokémon Championship Circuit continues with an Oceania Regional Tournament in Brisbane, Australia kicking off on November 25, 2023.
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🇯🇵 It Started In Kanto: The Best Players In Japan
In the PVP scene, Japanese players have always been synonymous with the upper echelon of players. And yet despite this, we in other parts of the world know comparatively little about their game. Last year’s World Championships was one of the first opportunities we had to witness the Japanese players on the big stage and…
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Pokemon GO Japan Championships 2023
🇯🇵 The 2023 Play Pokémon Championship Circuit continues with the Pokemon GO Japan Championships kicking off on June 11, 2023.
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Pokemon GO WCS Asia Qualifier: Thailand 2023
🇹🇭 The 2023 Play Pokémon Championship Circuit continues with an Asian Qualifier Tournament in Thailand kicking off on May 14, 2023.
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Pokemon GO WCS Asia Qualifier: South Korea 2023
🇰🇷 Bracket 1 of the swiss stage saw some big South Korean names advance to top cut. Bracket 2 will decide a further 8 players who will join them to fight for 6 invites.
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Pokemon GO WCS Asia Qualifier: APAC 2023
🇭🇰 🇲🇾 🇸🇬 🇵🇭 Trainers from 4 APAC countries compete for 6 qualification spots. Many familiar names have made it past the swiss stage with the top 16 coming soon.
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Pokemon GO WCS Asia Qualifier: Indonesia 2023
🇮🇩 Stage 1 of the Indonesian qualifiers saw 16 competitors advance to top cut, including last year’s APAC champion. Top 16 will decide which 2 trainers make it to Yokohama.