Decode Store weekly #1 Edition results recap
Decode Store weekly #1 Edition results recap
Decode Store weekly #1 Edition was a 16-player online tournament on Limitless, played on 2026-11-12 in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C. Oyasumigab [BR] finished first at 6-1-0, with Flinel [BR] also ending 6-1-0 in second. In the listed final round matches, oyasumigab defeated flinel, flinel defeated ka1z3n, and oyasumigab defeated beesilvaa.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oyasumigab [BR] | 6-1-0 | Farigiraf, Camerupt, Sylveon, Raichu, Incineroar, Rillaboom |
| 2 | Flinel [BR] | 6-1-0 | Absol, Gardevoir, Archaludon, Pelipper, Sneasler, Indeedee ♀ |
| 3 | BeeSilvaa [BR] | 4-2-0 | Pikachu, Mr. Mime, Dragonite, Gengar, Lucario, Torkoal |
| 4 | Ka1z3n [BR] | 3-3-0 | Gholdengo, Excadrill, Tyranitar, Staraptor, Sinistcha, Milotic |
Oyasumigab’s winning team was built around strong speed control and layered board support. Farigiraf held Sitrus Berry with Armor Tail and a Calm nature, using Protect, Psychic, Trick Room, and Helping Hand. That gave the team a clear Trick Room mode for Quiet Camerupt with Cameruptite, which carried Protect, Heat Wave, Ancient Power, and Earth Power. Camerupt was the obvious heavy hitter under Trick Room, especially with spread Heat Wave and solid Ground coverage.
The rest of the team gave Oyasumigab more flexibility than a pure Trick Room shell. Sylveon used Fairy Feather, Pixilate, and a Modest nature with Detect, Moonblast, Hyper Voice, and Calm Mind, adding another spread-damage threat that did not need the same positioning as Camerupt. Raichu brought Raichunite Y, Lightning Rod, and a Timid nature, with Protect, Fake Out, Zap Cannon, and Focus Blast. Incineroar added White Herb, Intimidate, Fake Out, Parting Shot, Flare Blitz, and Darkest Lariat, while Rillaboom rounded things out with Life Orb, Grassy Surge, Grassy Glide, Fake Out, Wood Hammer, and U-turn. Between Farigiraf, Raichu, Incineroar, and Rillaboom, the team had multiple ways to control turns before committing to its main attacks.
Across the top cut, Fake Out was one of the clearest recurring tools. Oyasumigab had it on Raichu, Incineroar, and Rillaboom; Flinel did not list Fake Out but used redirection and terrain through Indeedee ♀; Ka1z3n had a more conventional balance structure with Tailwind Staraptor, Rage Powder Sinistcha, and Icy Wind Milotic. Rillaboom was also a major tournament trend, appearing on the winning team and also in 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th, usually with Grassy Surge and Grassy Glide.
Sitrus Berry was another common stabilizing item near the top. It appeared on Oyasumigab’s Farigiraf, Flinel’s Pelipper, BeeSilvaa’s Mr. Mime, and Ka1z3n’s Milotic. Focus Sash showed up on Gengar, Excadrill, Hisuian Arcanine, and Sneasler across the top eight, while Life Orb was used by Oyasumigab’s Rillaboom, Ka1z3n’s Gholdengo, IcaroFix’s Garchomp, and Astr1xy’s Kingambit. Trick Room was present on Farigiraf, Gardevoir, and Indeedee ♀ in the top two teams, showing that slower modes remained highly relevant even in a field with Tailwind, Icy Wind, and Unburden.
Takeaway for ladder players: prepare for Fake Out-heavy balance teams that can pivot between Trick Room pressure and immediate terrain-backed offense.
Source: Limitless