⛩️Chadweezy95 VGC Champions Tournament Ep 20!⛩️ results

The ⛩️Chadweezy95 VGC Champions Tournament Ep 20!⛩️ was a 27-player online event on Limitless, played in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C on 2026-09-23. ProfSkarmoryYT finished first at 7-1-0, winning final-round matches against laleli and mystwitheart, while laleli also defeated peacepulis in the closing round set.

Place	Player	Record	Team
1	ProfSkarmoryYT [US]	7-1-0	Gengar / Rillaboom / Incineroar / Kommo-o / Kingambit / Delphox
2	laleli [PA]	5-3-0	Kingambit / Rillaboom / Sneasler / Hisuian Arcanine / Salamence / Froslass
3	Jhinting [DE]	6-1-0	Metagross / Garchomp / Incineroar / Volcarona / Rillaboom / Sneasler
4	PeacePulis [PH]	5-2-0	Metagross / Blaziken / Indeedee ♀ / Milotic / Rillaboom / Garchomp

ProfSkarmoryYT’s winning team is built around positioning, tempo, and multiple ways to convert a small advantage into a locked endgame. Gengar with Gengarite, Cursed Body, Timid, and Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Perish Song, Protect gives the team a direct Perish Song angle while still threatening immediate damage. Rillaboom adds Grassy Surge support with Fake Out, U-turn, Grassy Glide, Protect, and the Eject Button, making it a strong pivot rather than only a terrain attacker.

Incineroar fills the other major positioning role with Chople Berry, Intimidate, Protect, Fake Out, Flare Blitz, and Parting Shot. Between Rillaboom and Incineroar, the team has repeated Fake Out pressure and safe switching tools, which fits well with Gengar’s Protect and Perish Song plan. Kommo-o is the setup piece, using Leftovers, Soundproof, Clanging Scales, Clangorous Soul, Protect, and Aura Sphere. Soundproof is especially relevant on a team that also carries Perish Song, and Leftovers gives Kommo-o more staying power after setup.

The last two slots give ProfSkarmoryYT flexible damage. Kingambit has Focus Sash, Defiant, Kowtow Cleave, Iron Head, Protect, and Sucker Punch, offering anti-stat-drop pressure and priority. Delphox with Delphoxite, Blaze, Heat Wave, Psyshock, Protect, and Nasty Plot gives the team another special attacking mode that can punish passive turns.

Across the top teams, Rillaboom was the clearest common thread, appearing on all of the top six teams and all of the top four. Fake Out and Grassy Glide were nearly universal on those Rillaboom sets, while Miracle Seed showed up on Jhinting, PeacePulis, Zach K, and Mystwitheart. Kingambit also had a major presence, appearing on the first, second, fifth, sixth, and eighth-place teams, most commonly with Defiant and Sucker Punch.

Mega-style item diversity was also prominent. Metagrossite appeared on both Jhinting and PeacePulis, while both also used Garchompite Z on Garchomp. Salamencite appeared on laleli and Mystwitheart, and Froslassite appeared on laleli and Zach K. Sneasler was another repeated offensive support pick, showing up on laleli, Jhinting, Zach K, Mystwitheart, and DARK_SPIDER, with White Herb or Grassy Seed as the main items listed.

Takeaway for ladder players: prioritize flexible positioning cores like Rillaboom plus Fake Out support, then pair them with a clear win condition such as Perish Song, setup, or priority cleanup.

Source: Limitless