X1 Remote Battle League 12ª Edição - Reg M-C results recap

X1 Remote Battle League 12ª Edição - Reg M-C was a 12-player online event on Limitless, played under Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C. Liender M [BR] finished first at 5-1-0, ahead of Kranvz [BR], SeccoDoido [BR], and Loka88 [PT]. The listed final round matches included darkcrow over kranvz, darkcrow over loka88, and kranvz over seccodoido.

Place	Player	Record	Team
1	Liender M [BR]	5-1-0	Golisopod, Archaludon, Pelipper, Basculegion ♀, Raichu, Sneasler
2	Kranvz [BR]	4-2-0	Farigiraf, Ampharos, Staraptor, Rhyperior, Camerupt, Rillaboom
3	SeccoDoido [BR]	3-2-0	Gengar, Hippowdon, Excadrill, Rillaboom, Incineroar, Salamence
4	Loka88 [PT]	2-3-0	Incineroar, Politoed, Gengar, Vivillon, Swampert, Rillaboom

Liender M’s first-place team was built around rain pressure with Pelipper, Basculegion ♀, and Archaludon, but it was not a one-dimensional rain six. Pelipper carried Damp Rock with Drizzle, Weather Ball, Hurricane, Wide Guard, and Helping Hand, giving the team weather control plus direct support. Basculegion ♀ used Focus Sash and Swift Swim with Protect, Muddy Water, Ice Beam, and Shadow Ball, giving the composition a fast special attacker that could operate immediately under rain.

Archaludon added a durable backbone with Leftovers, Stamina, and a Calm nature, using Electro Shot, Dragon Pulse, Snarl, and Protect. That set gave Liender M a way to stay on the field while applying damage and Snarl pressure. Golisopod with Golisopite and Emergency Exit brought Adamant Leech Life, Iron Head, Sucker Punch, and Protect, giving the team priority through Sucker Punch and a physical attacking angle separate from the rain mode.

The support structure was also notable. Raichu held Raichunite X with Lightning Rod and carried Volt Tackle, Volt Switch, Feint, and Fake Out, combining redirection utility with Fake Out and Feint pressure. Sneasler used Electric Seed and Unburden with Poison Jab, Close Combat, Swords Dance, and Protect, giving the team a setup option that could punish passive turns.

Across the top teams, Rillaboom was the clearest recurring Pokemon, appearing on Kranvz, SeccoDoido, and Loka88’s teams with Grassy Surge and Fake Out access. Incineroar appeared on both third and fourth place teams, each using Intimidate and Parting Shot. Gengar with Gengarite also appeared twice in the top four, and both SeccoDoido and Loka88 used Perish Song on it.

Weather was another major theme. Liender M used Pelipper with Drizzle, Loka88 used Politoed with Drizzle, and SeccoDoido brought Hippowdon with Sand Stream alongside Excadrill with Sand Rush. Common items included Focus Sash on Basculegion ♀, Excadrill, and Vivillon, plus Sitrus Berry on Incineroar and Politoed.

Takeaway for ladder players: prepare for Fake Out-heavy teams that can pivot between weather pressure, Perish Song lines, and bulky support cores.

Source: Limitless