Intimidators Champions Challenge #30 REG M-B recap and results
Intimidators Champions Challenge #30 REG M-B recap and results
Intimidators Champions Challenge #30 REG M-B was played on 2026-07-27 on Limitless, with 45 players competing in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B. NMR | Djuzé finished first at 8-1-0, ahead of Isis [BR], NMR | Zé do lanche [BR], and SirYuky [BR]. The final round match results listed were trainerghost vs isis, won by isis; israelkuro vs kenzinn, won by israelkuro; and italosichi vs lordao, won by italosichi.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NMR | Djuzé | 8-1-0 | Sinistcha, Incineroar, Milotic, Raichu, Eternal Flower Floette, Ceruledge |
| 2 | Isis [BR] | 6-3-0 | Farigiraf, Glimmora, Staraptor, Whimsicott, Incineroar, Gholdengo |
| 3 | NMR | Zé do lanche [BR] | 7-1-0 | Swampert, Mawile, Pelipper, Archaludon, Sableye, Farigiraf |
| 4 | SirYuky [BR] | 5-3-0 | Froslass, Scovillain, Lycanroc Dusk, Kingambit, Basculegion, Sneasler |
Djuzé’s winning team is a compact balance build with several layers of positioning and setup support. Sinistcha gives the team Hospitality, Rage Powder, Life Dew, and Protect, letting it stabilize partners while also threatening with Matcha Gotcha. Incineroar is the expected pivot piece, using Intimidate, Fake Out, and Parting Shot with Sitrus Berry to manage physical pressure and control tempo.
The main mid-game threats are Milotic, Eternal Flower Floette, and Ceruledge. Milotic combines Competitive with Leftovers, Coil, Hypnosis, Muddy Water, and Protect, giving the team a punish option into Intimidate while also creating disruption once it has time to boost accuracy. Eternal Flower Floette carries Floettite with Dazzling Gleam, Draining Kiss, Calm Mind, and Protect, adding another setup route and spread Fairy pressure. Ceruledge rounds out the team with Colbur Berry, Flash Fire, Bulk Up, Bitter Blade, Shadow Sneak, and Protect, giving Djuzé a physical win condition with recovery and priority.
Raichu is the most distinctive piece on the winning roster. With Raichunite Y, Lightning Rod, Fake Out, Protect, Zap Cannon, and Focus Blast, it adds another Fake Out user while changing how opponents can use Electric-type attacks into the team. Between Raichu and Incineroar, Djuzé had strong turn-one pressure, while Sinistcha and the setup attackers gave the composition staying power.
Across the top teams, Incineroar remained a key support option, appearing on both first and second place, and also on Litluke [US]’s fifth-place team. Sinistcha was another major presence, appearing on the first, fifth, seventh, and eighth-place teams, most often with Hospitality and some mix of Matcha Gotcha, Rage Powder, Trick Room, or Life Dew.
Gholdengo was also common near the top, appearing on Isis [BR], kenzinn [BR], and Lordao [BR] with Life Orb, Good as Gold, Make It Rain, Nasty Plot, Shadow Ball, and Protect. Farigiraf showed up on both second and third place with Armor Tail and Trick Room, while Whimsicott appeared on second, fifth, and sixth with Prankster Tailwind sets. Focus Sash was frequent across Glimmora, Pelipper, Lycanroc Dusk, Whimsicott, and Excadrill, showing how many teams prioritized guaranteed action from key support or offense slots.
Takeaway for ladder players: build with clear speed control, Fake Out positioning, and at least one resilient setup plan, because the top teams all had ways to keep pressure while extending games.
Source: Limitless