Monotype Cup Championship results: Svenny wins online Set M-C

The Monotype Cup Championship was played on 2026-09-19 on Limitless, bringing together 19 players for Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C. Svenny [NL] finished first at 7-1-0, closing the final round with a win over SpikeShock, while TitanoPigro3 [IT] beat Amukelani and LifLaughLove [IT] beat KookPlaat in the other listed final-round matches.

Place	Player	Record	Team
1	Svenny [NL]	7-1-0	Swampert, Golisopod, Pelipper, Hisuian Samurott, Wash Rotom, Primarina
2	TitanoPigro3 [IT]	6-2-0	Pelipper, Golisopod, Swampert, Basculegion, Primarina, Gyarados
3	LifLaughLove [IT]	5-2-0	Baxcalibur, Froslass, Beartic, Weavile, Aurorus, Abomasnow
4	matty3patty [US]	4-3-0	Mimikyu, Primarina, Gardevoir, Whimsicott, Tinkaton, Alolan Ninetales

Svenny’s winning team leaned on a compact, proactive core with multiple layers of speed and damage control. Pelipper carried Focus Sash, Drizzle, and Tailwind, giving the team a clear way to set pace while still threatening with Hurricane and Weather Ball. Swampert with Swampertite supplied one of the main physical damage anchors, using Wave Crash, Earthquake, Ice Punch, and Protect with an Adamant nature.

The second Mega slot was represented by Golisopod holding Golisopite, paired with Emergency Exit and a direct attacking set of Leech Life, Iron Head, First Impression, and Protect. That gave Svenny priority pressure alongside strong mid-game trades. Hisuian Samurott added immediate speed with Choice Scarf, using Aqua Cutter, Night Slash, Sacred Sword, and Flip Turn to keep pressure moving. The support glue came from Wash Rotom, whose Sitrus Berry, Electroweb, and Will-O-Wisp gave the team disruption that was not purely Tailwind-dependent. Primarina rounded out the lineup with Life Orb, Liquid Voice, Hyper Voice, Moonblast, Ice Beam, and Protect, adding a strong special attacking mode.

The top two teams shared a very clear structure. Svenny and TitanoPigro3 both used Pelipper with Focus Sash and Drizzle, Swampert with Swampertite, Golisopod with Golisopite, and Primarina with Life Orb and Liquid Voice. Even where the details differed, the overlap was substantial: both Swampert sets were Adamant with Wave Crash, Ice Punch, and Protect, while both Pelipper sets ran Weather Ball, Hurricane, and Tailwind.

Outside the top two, the next notable cluster was the snow and Ice-heavy approach from LifLaughLove and SpikeShock. Both used Baxcalibur with Baxcalibrite, Froslass with Froslassite, Weavile, and Abomasnow with Snow Warning. Aurora Veil also appeared on LifLaughLove’s Aurorus and Abomasnow, SpikeShock’s Alolan Ninetales and Abomasnow, and matty3patty’s Alolan Ninetales, showing how common screen support was among the upper half of the standings.

For ladder players, the clean takeaway is that the strongest teams here combined immediate speed control, repeated Protect usage, and high-pressure attackers rather than relying on one single win condition.

Source: Limitless