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POKEMON: THE 2024 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

108 Views 0 Liked Posted on: 07/11/25
 

Honolulu, Hawaii.

August 16-18, 2024.

As every year, the World Championships confirmed its status as the most prestigious Pokémon Trading Card Game event. More than 13,000 players and fans from around the world gathered in the heart of the Pacific.

The World Championships featured the Pokémon TCG, the Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet video games, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon UNITE!

Below are the winners in each category!

Pokémon Trading Card Game - Junior Category:

1st place: Sakuya Ota [JP]

2nd place: Logan Bailey [US]

Pokémon TCG - Senior Division:

1st place: Evan Pavelski [US]

2nd place: Haruku Umehara [JP

Pokémon TCG - Masters Division:

1st place: Fernando Cifuentes [CL]

2nd place: Name Seinosuke Shiokawa [JP]

Pokémon Video Games - Junior Category:

1st place: Kevin Han [US]

2nd place: Tatsuomi Shimanuki [JP]

Pokémon Video Games - Senior Category:

1st place: Ray Yamanaka [JP]

2nd place: Luke Kroll [US

Pokémon Video Games - Masters Category:

1st place: Luca Ceribelli [IT]

2nd place: Yuta Ishigaki [JP]

Pokémon GO:

1st place: Yip Kai Cheng “Yekai0904” [HK]

2nd place: Martijn Versteeg “Inadequance” [NL]

Pokémon UNITE:

1st place: FENNEL [JP]

2nd place: XoraTigersGaming [KR]

The Pokémon Company also released themed decks.

Each 2024 Pokémon TCG World Championships deck contains:

A 60-card World Championships deck

A 2024 World Championships booklet

A 2024 World Championships pin

A 2024 World Championships coin

A 2024 World Championships deck box

A game board with poster

A code card for the Pokémon TCG Live

The decks created for the occasion are inspired by those of the Junior Division winners, including Sakuya Ota (Japan), Senior Division champion Evan Pavelski (United States), Masters Division semifinalist Jesse Parker (United States), and Masters Division champion Fernando Cifuentes (Chile).

Sakuya Ota's Roarmoon deck and Jesse Parker's Miraidon-ex deck both focus on fast, powerful attack strategies that aim to land quick KOs right from the start.

Evan Pavelski's Regidrago-V ASTRO deck features a roster of Dragon-type attacks, which serve two purposes: they can either close out the game quickly or help you build a solid strategy.

Fernando Cifuentes's Ironthorn-ex deck slows down the action to the Format Ability of the Pokémon that is the deck's main focus.

In short, four decks, each with a distinct and well-defined personality, suited to a wide variety of battle modes.

Which is your favorite?

 
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