🍋Sitrus-Series🍋|Champions-MB|#68 results recap

The 182-player 🍋Sitrus-Series🍋|Champions-MB|#68 was played online on Limitless on 2026-07-22 under Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B. Aloy2023 finished on top at 12-1-0, with the final-round slate including Aloy2023 defeating pokemasterz461806, bartwarvgc defeating platanoconsalami, and bigthomsd defeating tobifiora7.

Place	Player	Record	Team
1	Aloy2023	12-1-0	Klefki, Venusaur, Tyranitar, Annihilape, Sinistcha, Hisuian Arcanine
2	coolguy14604 [US]	10-3-0	Charizard, Glimmora, Whimsicott, Alolan Ninetales, Kingambit, Kommo-o
3	Dollarmonke [US]	9-3-0	Incineroar, Sinistcha, Gengar, Swampert, Politoed, Archaludon
4	Pokemasterz461806 [US]	9-3-0	Charizard, Glimmora, Whimsicott, Alolan Ninetales, Kingambit, Kommo-o

Aloy2023’s winning team is built around flexible board control rather than a single linear mode. Klefki is the clearest support anchor, using Light Clay with Prankster to extend Reflect and Light Screen while also carrying Thunder Wave and Dazzling Gleam. That gives the rest of the team more room to position its high-impact attackers.

The offensive core is notably varied. Venusaur holds Venusaurite with Chlorophyll and a Modest nature, attacking with Sludge Bomb, Giga Drain, and Earth Power. Tyranitar brings Tyranitarite, Sand Stream, and a Jolly set with Rock Slide, Knock Off, Low Kick, and Protect. Hisuian Arcanine adds Intimidate pressure and Life Orb damage through Flare Blitz, Rock Slide, and Wild Charge. Annihilape gives the team a bulky win condition with Sitrus Berry, Defiant, Drain Punch, Rage Fist, Bulk Up, and Protect. Sinistcha rounds the six out with Leftovers, Hospitality, Matcha Gotcha, Shadow Ball, Trick Room, and Rage Powder, giving the composition redirection, healing utility, and a slower-speed option when needed.

Across the top teams, several patterns stood out. Charizard with Charizardite Y appeared on both the second- and fourth-place teams, and those two rosters were identical: Charizard, Glimmora, Whimsicott, Alolan Ninetales, Kingambit, and Kommo-o, with the same listed items and moves. That build combines Whimsicott’s Focus Sash Prankster Tailwind and Encore support with multiple special attackers and Kingambit’s Black Glasses Defiant endgame pressure.

Sinistcha was another recurring piece, appearing on the first-, third-, and fifth-place teams in different item configurations, including Leftovers and Colbur Berry. Its repeated use alongside Rage Powder and Trick Room shows how valuable flexible support remained near the top. Weather also had a major presence: Aloy2023 used Tyranitar with Sand Stream, Dollarmonke and BigThomsd both used Politoed with Drizzle, and multiple top-eight teams included Charizard with Charizardite Y or Ninetales with Drought. Focus Sash was common on speed-control or disruption Pokemon, including Whimsicott, Excadrill, and Vivillon.

Takeaway for ladder players: prioritize teams that can control positioning with screens, redirection, speed control, or weather while still carrying multiple independent damage threats.

Source: Limitless