Alpensee Tour (Reg M-B) #66 results recap
Alpensee Tour (Reg M-B) #66 results recap
Alpensee Tour (Reg M-B) #66 was an 81-player online event on Limitless, played under Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B on 2026-07-15. VioPhoenixVGC [DE] finished first at 10-2-0, closing the final round with a win over katiclus. Other listed final round results included Fr33z over freemangordon and RefAmici94 over brabrei.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VioPhoenixVGC [DE] | 10-2-0 | Froslass, Dragonite, Toxapex, Sneasler, Kingambit, Blaziken |
| 2 | xbro1441 [IT] | 9-3-0 | Blaziken, Kingambit, Basculegion, Sylveon, Torkoal, Venusaur |
| 3 | RefAmici94 [IT] | 9-2-0 | Gengar, Swampert, Incineroar, Politoed, Archaludon, Vivillon |
| 4 | trevYah [US] | 8-3-0 | Froslass, Dragonite, Toxapex, Sneasler, Kingambit, Blaziken |
VioPhoenixVGC’s winning team combined immediate offensive pressure with several layers of control. Froslass carried Froslassite with Cursed Body, using Blizzard, Shadow Ball, Aurora Veil, and Protect. That gave the team a fast support-attacker profile, with Aurora Veil helping stabilize board positions for the rest of the lineup.
Dragonite provided Life Orb pressure through Dragon Claw, Extreme Speed, and Low Kick, while Sneasler added Focus Sash, Poison Touch, Fake Out, Close Combat, and Poison Jab. Together, those two offered strong physical damage with priority and disruption. Kingambit gave the team another priority angle with Black Glasses Sucker Punch, while Defiant punished stat drops and Kowtow Cleave and Iron Head rounded out its attacks.
The slower, attrition-focused piece was Toxapex. Leftovers, Regenerator, Infestation, Toxic, Wide Guard, and Baneful Bunker made it the clearest defensive anchor on the team. Wide Guard was especially notable in a field with spread damage and weather attacks appearing across top teams. Blaziken completed the composition with Blazikenite, Speed Boost, Close Combat, Flare Blitz, Rock Slide, and Protect, adding another fast physical attacker that could pressure multiple matchups once positioned safely.
The most striking trend was how close VioPhoenixVGC’s team was to trevYah’s fourth-place team. Both used the same six Pokemon: Froslass, Dragonite, Toxapex, Sneasler, Kingambit, and Blaziken. The differences were small but relevant, including Bold Toxapex and Iron Head Kingambit for VioPhoenixVGC compared to Impish Toxapex and Swords Dance Kingambit for trevYah.
Kingambit was one of the defining picks near the top, appearing on the first, second, fourth, and seventh-place teams. Blaziken also showed strongly, appearing on the first, second, and fourth-place teams, always with Blazikenite and Speed Boost. Sneasler appeared on three top-five teams, each using Focus Sash and Fake Out.
Weather and speed control were also common. xbro1441 paired Torkoal with Venusaur, while RefAmici94 used Politoed with Swampert and Archaludon. Frytki brought Pelipper, Swampert, Charizard, and Venusaur, and both ZUKY187 and jimmysley28 used Aerodactyl with Tailwind. Incineroar remained a frequent support option, appearing on the third, fifth, seventh, and eighth-place teams with Intimidate, Fake Out, and Parting Shot variants.
Takeaway for ladder players: prepare for Kingambit, Blaziken, Focus Sash Sneasler, and teams that mix fast physical pressure with defensive utility like Wide Guard or weather control.
Source: Limitless