Off Meta Fight Club #5 ($20 USD prize pool) results recap
Off Meta Fight Club #5 ($20 USD prize pool) results recap
Off Meta Fight Club #5 was a 47-player online Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C event on Limitless, played on 2026-10-01. The final round featured vishnu21 over speedyntj, BylanXx over potatolinguini, and shaikhvgc786 over lollievgc, with BylanXx finishing first at 6-1-0.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BylanXx | 6-1-0 | Sylveon, Charizard, Garchomp, Mudsdale, Hisuian Typhlosion, Toxapex |
| 2 | shaikhvgc786 [IN] | 6-1-0 | Eternal Flower Floette, Incineroar, Rillaboom, Chandelure, Kangaskhan, Hawlucha |
| 3 | vishnu21 [US] | 4-2-0 | Garchomp, Tsareena, Aegislash, Basculegion, Blaziken, Raichu |
| 4 | PotatoLinguini | 4-2-0 | Ampharos, Froslass, Vanilluxe, Pincurchin, Farigiraf, Sylveon |
BylanXx’s winning team leaned heavily on immediate spread damage and layered board control. Sylveon with Fairy Feather, Pixilate, and Modest Hyper Voice gave the team a straightforward Fairy-type damage plan, with Hyper Beam and Quick Attack adding single-target pressure and priority. Charizard with Charizardite Y, Modest Solar Beam, Heat Wave, and Weather Ball added another major spread attacker, while Hisuian Typhlosion carried Choice Scarf with Heat Wave, Shadow Ball, Overheat, and Eruption for fast special pressure.
The Garchomp set was also notable: Garchompite Z, Rough Skin, Modest, and a special attacking move set of Dragon Pulse, Earth Power, Power Gem, and Protect. Alongside Mudsdale’s Sitrus Berry, Inner Focus, Adamant High Horsepower, Earthquake, Stone Edge, and Protect, BylanXx had multiple Ground-type attackers that could threaten different defensive profiles. Toxapex rounded out the composition with Leftovers, Regenerator, Infestation, Baneful Bunker, Toxic, and Wide Guard, giving the team a slower disruptive piece that could protect partners from spread attacks while applying residual pressure.
Across the top cut of the standings, repeated picks and items stood out. Sylveon appeared on both BylanXx’s first-place team and PotatoLinguini’s fourth-place team, each using Pixilate Hyper Voice, Hyper Beam, Detect, and Quick Attack. Garchomp appeared on both BylanXx’s and vishnu21’s teams with Garchompite Z, Rough Skin, Modest nature, Earth Power, Power Gem, and Protect, though BylanXx used Dragon Pulse while vishnu21 used Draco Meteor.
Sitrus Berry was one of the most common stabilizing items near the top, appearing on Mudsdale, Incineroar, Aegislash, and Farigiraf among the top four. Focus Sash also showed up repeatedly on Chandelure, Blaziken, and Vanilluxe. Fake Out support was present on shaikhvgc786’s Incineroar, Rillaboom, and Kangaskhan, while vishnu21 also had Fake Out on Raichu. Wide Guard was another relevant defensive tool, appearing on BylanXx’s Toxapex and vishnu21’s Aegislash.
The broader top eight showed even more overlap: Rillaboom appeared for shaikhvgc786 and SpeedyntJ, Aegislash for vishnu21 and SpeedyntJ, Kangaskhan for shaikhvgc786 and LollieVGC, and Eternal Flower Floette for shaikhvgc786 and LollieVGC. Weather, terrain, and Trick Room modes were also well represented, with Snow Warning Vanilluxe, Electric Surge Pincurchin, Grassy Surge Rillaboom, Psychic Surge Indeedee, and multiple Trick Room users in the standings.
Takeaway for ladder players: Set M-C teams that combine immediate spread damage with Fake Out, Wide Guard, and flexible speed control remain well positioned.
Source: Limitless