VGC Indigo League #1 results: Kirlikira leads 63-player Set M-C
VGC Indigo League #1 results: Kirlikira leads 63-player Set M-C
VGC Indigo League #1 (Prize: Eternal Floette) was played online on Limitless on 2026-10-03, with 63 players competing in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C. Kirlikira [DE] finished first at 10-1-0, ahead of WinterFox at 9-2-0 and Jjayy09 [SG] at 8-2-0. The listed final round matches were vasilisa over pelopunki, chisu over person7, and winterfox over tubaninja2236.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kirlikira [DE] | 10-1-0 | Farigiraf, Incineroar, Torkoal, Sneasler, Sylveon, Garchomp |
| 2 | WinterFox | 9-2-0 | Charizard, Rillaboom, Garchomp, Gholdengo, Raichu, Sneasler |
| 3 | Jjayy09 [SG] | 8-2-0 | Meowstic ♀, Kommo-o, Indeedee, Sneasler, Kingambit, Charizard |
| 4 | Tricki [DE] | 7-3-0 | Froslass, Indeedee ♀, Hisuian Samurott, Sinistcha, Incineroar, Glimmora |
Kirlikira’s winning team is built around a clear flexible speed plan. Farigiraf with Sitrus Berry, Armor Tail, and Trick Room gives the team a slower mode, while also carrying Helping Hand and Protect. That pairs naturally with Quiet Torkoal, whose Charcoal, Drought, Eruption, Earth Power, Weather Ball, and Protect set gives the team a direct way to punish opponents that cannot stop Trick Room turns.
The support core is very stable. Incineroar brings Chople Berry, Intimidate, Fake Out, Parting Shot, Flare Blitz, and Darkest Lariat, covering both positioning and disruption. Sneasler adds another Fake Out user, but with White Herb and Unburden it also threatens immediate offense through Close Combat and Gunk Shot. Sylveon gives the team a Pixilate Fairy Feather attacker with Hyper Voice, Hyper Beam, Yawn, and Detect, adding spread pressure and a slower-paced control option through Yawn.
The standout detail is Garchomp. Instead of the physical Choice Scarf set seen elsewhere in the top standings, Kirlikira used Garchompite Z with Rough Skin, a Modest nature, and Draco Meteor, Flamethrower, Power Gem, and Protect. That gives the team a special attacking angle beside Torkoal and Sylveon, making it harder to answer with a single defensive plan.
Across the top teams, Sneasler was one of the biggest repeated picks. It appeared on the first, second, third, fifth, and eighth-place teams, most often with Unburden and Close Combat. White Herb Sneasler showed up on Kirlikira, WinterFox, and Rusticolus, while Psychic Seed and Grassy Seed versions also appeared.
Charizardite Y was another major top-table feature. WinterFox, Jjayy09 [SG], and Rusticolus all used Charizard with Charizardite Y, Blaze, Heat Wave, Weather Ball, Ancient Power, and Protect. Rillaboom with Miracle Seed, Grassy Surge, Fake Out, Grassy Glide, Wood Hammer, and pivoting options appeared on WinterFox, Rusticolus, JL W, and Shadak [IT]. Raichu with Raichunite Y and Lightning Rod was also common among the listed top eight.
The format also rewarded familiar glue pieces. Incineroar appeared on Kirlikira, Tricki, and Shadak [IT], while Gholdengo with Life Orb, Good as Gold, Make It Rain, Shadow Ball, Nasty Plot, and Protect was shared by WinterFox, Rusticolus, and JL W. Psychic Terrain structures were present through Indeedee, Indeedee ♀, and Meowstic ♀, while Trick Room appeared on several top teams.
Takeaway for ladder players: bring a team that can either pressure Trick Room immediately or survive repeated Fake Out, Parting Shot, and spread damage cycles.
Source: Limitless