Chaos League Sunday Slam #104 results: IdleFroicker wins
Chaos League Sunday Slam #104 results: IdleFroicker wins
Chaos League Sunday Slam #104 was played on 2026-07-12 on Limitless, drawing 39 players for Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B. The final round featured GengarBaller vs idlefroicker, alexiannonevgc vs peekachu, and alexiannonevgc vs gengarballer, with idlefroicker, alexiannonevgc, and gengarballer taking those matches respectively. IdleFroicker finished first at 8-1-0.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | IdleFroicker [US] | 8-1-0 | Pyroar / Torkoal / Vileplume / Scrafty / Basculegion / Malamar |
| 2 | GengarBaller [US] | 7-2-0 | Lucario / Raichu / Talonflame / Garchomp / Kingambit / Gholdengo |
| 3 | AlexIannoneVGC [US] | 7-1-0 | Tyranitar / Metagross / Sinistcha / Sneasler / Heat Rotom / Sylveon |
| 4 | eness [IT] | 6-2-0 | Sylveon / Venusaur / Swampert / Archaludon / Pelipper / Grimmsnarl |
IdleFroicker’s winning team had a clear weather and speed-control core built around Torkoal and Vileplume. Torkoal brought Charcoal, Drought, and Quiet with Protect, Eruption, Overheat, and Helping Hand, giving the team immediate sun pressure and strong spread damage. Vileplume used Focus Sash, Chlorophyll, and Timid with Sleep Powder, Leaf Storm, Sludge Bomb, and After You, making it the main sun-enabled support piece.
The rest of the team gave IdleFroicker several different modes. Pyroar with Pyroarite, Unnerve, Timid, Protect, Heat Wave, Hyper Beam, and Overheat added another special Fire attacker. Scrafty with Scraftinite, Intimidate, Fake Out, Knock Off, Close Combat, and Ice Punch supplied disruption and physical coverage. Basculegion with Choice Scarf, Adaptability, Wave Crash, Flip Turn, Last Respects, and Aqua Jet gave fast Water-type pressure outside the sun mode. Malamar rounded the six out with Sitrus Berry, Contrary, Superpower, Topsy-Turvy, Rock Slide, and Trick Room, giving the team a slower option and a way to interact with stat changes.
Across the top teams, Mega-focused builds were prominent. The top four included Pyroarite, Scraftinite, Lucarionite, Raichunite Y, Tyranitarite, Metagrossite, Venusaurite, and Swampertite. Weather also appeared repeatedly: IdleFroicker used Drought Torkoal, AlexIannoneVGC had Sand Stream Tyranitar, and eness paired Drizzle Pelipper with Archaludon and Swampert.
Fake Out was another common tool near the top. IdleFroicker had Fake Out on Scrafty, GengarBaller had it on Raichu, and AlexIannoneVGC had it on Sneasler. Speed control was similarly varied, with Tailwind on Talonflame and Pelipper, Trick Room on Malamar and Sinistcha, Electroweb on Heat Rotom, and Chlorophyll on Vileplume and Venusaur.
Item trends were also familiar for this format. Sitrus Berry appeared on Malamar, Sinistcha, and Pelipper in the top four, while Focus Sash showed up on Vileplume and Talonflame. Fairy Feather Sylveon appeared on both AlexIannoneVGC and eness, both with Pixilate, Modest, Hyper Voice, Quick Attack, and Detect.
Takeaway for ladder players: bring a complete speed-control plan, because the top teams here succeeded with Tailwind, Trick Room, weather abilities, and fast Choice Scarf pressure.
Source: Limitless