Chacho Cup #2 results: Sidi wins Regulation Set M-B
Chacho Cup #2 results: Sidi wins Regulation Set M-B
Chacho Cup #2 was a 15-player online Pokemon Champions tournament on Limitless, played on 2026-07-11 in Regulation Set M-B. Sidi Ismael Haidala González finished first at 5-1-0, with the final round including mrsidi wins over romaniumm and gundojuan, while romaniumm defeated jalvrus.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sidi Ismael Haidala González | 5-1-0 | Charizard, Venusaur, Hydreigon, Incineroar, Toxapex, Mamoswine |
| 2 | Román Cadenas Hernández [ES] | 4-2-0 | Pelipper, Swampert, Sableye, Archaludon, Sinistcha, Eternal Flower Floette |
| 3 | Fernando Tristán [ES] | 4-1-0 | Charizard, Garchomp, Eternal Flower Floette, Kingambit, Whimsicott, Basculegion |
| 4 | Juan Ramirez [ES] | 3-2-0 | Charizard, Whimsicott, Mawile, Garchomp, Farigiraf, Basculegion |
Sidi’s winning team was built around Charizard with Charizardite Y and Venusaur with Life Orb. Charizard brought Heat Wave, Weather Ball, Helping Hand, and Protect, giving the team immediate spread pressure and support. Venusaur paired directly with that game plan through Chlorophyll, using Sludge Bomb, Solar Beam, Earth Power, and Protect as a fast special attacker once its conditions were active.
The rest of the team gave Sidi several ways to avoid being one-dimensional. Hydreigon used Choice Scarf with Dark Pulse, Draco Meteor, Snarl, and Earth Power, adding speed control by item rather than a Tailwind slot and providing Snarl as a damage-reduction option. Incineroar was the familiar stabilizer with Sitrus Berry, Intimidate, Fake Out, Parting Shot, Flare Blitz, and Throat Chop. Toxapex was a notable defensive pick, carrying Leftovers, Regenerator, Infestation, Toxic, Wide Guard, and Baneful Bunker. Wide Guard was especially relevant in a field with repeated spread attacks such as Heat Wave, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Dazzling Gleam, and Hyper Voice. Mamoswine rounded out the six with Focus Sash, Oblivious, High Horsepower, Ice Shard, Rock Tomb, and Protect, offering immediate Ground pressure, priority, and speed manipulation through Rock Tomb.
Across the top standings, Charizard was the clearest repeated centerpiece. It appeared on the first-, third-, and fourth-place teams, all holding Charizardite Y, with Heat Wave, Weather Ball, Solar Beam or Helping Hand, and Protect forming the common structure. Garchomp also showed up repeatedly near the top, appearing on the third- and fourth-place teams with Life Orb, Rough Skin, Earthquake, Dragon Claw, Rock Slide, and Protect across those builds.
The second-place team showed the other major weather direction: Pelipper with Focus Sash and Drizzle alongside Swampert with Swampertite. That rain core was supported by Sableye, Archaludon, Sinistcha, and Eternal Flower Floette, mixing Tailwind, Rain Dance, Encore, Rage Powder, Trick Room, and high special damage. Eternal Flower Floette also appeared on the third-place team with Floettite, while Whimsicott and Basculegion were shared by the third- and fourth-place teams.
Item trends were straightforward. Focus Sash appeared on key utility or fast attackers such as Mamoswine, Pelipper, and Whimsicott in the top four. Sitrus Berry supported disruptive Pokemon like Incineroar, Sableye, and Farigiraf. Life Orb remained a common damage item on Venusaur and Garchomp.
For ladder players, the takeaway is simple: strong weather offense performed best here, but the top teams paired it with Fake Out, Protect, Wide Guard, Tailwind, or Trick Room options rather than relying only on raw damage.
Source: Limitless