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FlorTour Vol. 70 - Champions VGC results recap

FlorTour Vol. 70 - Champions VGC results recap

FlorTour Vol. 70 - Champions VGC was a 13-player online event on Limitless, played in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B on 2026-06-29. Katiclus finished first at 6-0-0, closing the event with reported final-round wins over alexermon and katatatat. katatatat also defeated eduyam112 in the listed final round matches, ending second overall at 4-2-0.

Place Player Record Team
1 Katiclus [DE] 6-0-0 Torkoal / Farigiraf / Sylveon / Kingambit / Appletun / Kangaskhan
2 katatatat [US] 4-2-0 Vanilluxe / Blaziken / Whimsicott / Dragonite / Basculegion / Kingambit
3 Eduyam112 [BR] 2-3-0 Archaludon / Sableye / Greninja / Dragonite / Maushold / Glimmora
4 Alexermon [PR] 2-3-0 Charizard / Venusaur / Staraptor / Whimsicott / Garchomp / Incineroar

Katiclus won with a clear slow-mode composition built around Torkoal and Farigiraf. Torkoal carried Charcoal with Drought, Quiet nature, and a spread of Eruption, Heat Wave, Weather Ball, and Protect, giving the team a direct sun-powered damage plan. Farigiraf added Armor Tail and Trick Room, letting the slower core function while also blocking priority pressure into key turns.

The rest of the winning team supported that plan with layered damage and priority control. Sylveon used Life Orb and Pixilate with Hyper Voice, Hyper Beam, Quick Attack, and Protect, giving Katiclus another strong spread attacker that fits well beside Trick Room. Kingambit brought Occa Berry, Defiant, and a Brave nature with Kowtow Cleave, Sucker Punch, Low Kick, and Iron Head, covering both immediate damage and late-game priority. Appletun was a bulkier special attacker with Dragon Fang, Thick Fat, Apple Acid, Dragon Pulse, Recover, and Protect. Kangaskhan rounded the six out with Kangaskhanite, Scrappy, Fake Out, Double-Edge, Low Kick, and Sucker Punch, giving the team a practical lead option and additional priority.

Across the top teams, several patterns stood out. Kingambit appeared on both the first- and second-place teams, though with different items: Occa Berry for Katiclus and Black Glasses for katatatat. Dragonite also showed up twice in the top three, both with Dragoninite and Inner Focus, but with different move choices: katatatat used Draco Meteor, Thunderbolt, Tailwind, and Protect, while eduyam112 used Tailwind, Ice Beam, Air Slash, and Roost.

Weather was another major thread. Katiclus used Drought Torkoal, alexermon brought a sun package with Charizard, Charizardite Y, Weather Ball, Solar Beam, and Venusaur with Chlorophyll, while katatatat used Vanilluxe with Snow Warning. eduyam112 included Rain Dance on Sableye, and NIRVANA’s listed team had Politoed with Drizzle, showing that weather control was a recurring part of team construction in this event.

Speed control was similarly widespread. Trick Room appeared on the champion’s Farigiraf, while Tailwind appeared on katatatat’s Whimsicott and Dragonite, eduyam112’s Dragonite, alexermon’s Whimsicott, and NIRVANA’s Whimsicott. Focus Sash Whimsicott was shared by the second- and fourth-place teams, and Life Orb appeared on multiple offensive pieces, including Sylveon, Basculegion, Greninja, and Garchomp.

For ladder players, the main takeaway is simple: pair your speed-control plan with immediate damage, because the top teams here all had a clear way to convert positioning into KOs.

Source: Limitless