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2025 World Champion Bot
World Championship 2025 — Gardevoir ex
Pilots Gardevoir ex with Psychic Embrace acceleration, damage-counter sniping, Technical Machines, and modern search engines.
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2023 World Champion Bot
1st Place World Championships 2023
Pilots the championship Fusion Strike Mew VMAX list with Genesect draw, Energy acceleration, and damage modifiers.
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2025 Indonesia Dragapult ex Bot
1st Place 2025 Premier Ball League Indonesia — Dragapult ex
Pilots Dragapult ex with Drakloak draw, Dusknoir damage-counter pressure, flexible Energy, and modern disruption.
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Aichi 2025 Regidrago Bot
Aichi 2025 Winner — Regidrago VSTAR
Pilots Regidrago VSTAR with Expanded search, discard setup, and a Dragon attack toolbox for Apex Dragon.
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2024 League Cup Charizard Bot
September 2024 League Cup Winner — Charizard ex
Pilots Charizard ex with Pidgeot ex consistency, Dusknoir prize pressure, and flexible late-game attackers.
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2024 League Challenge Ogerpon Bot
August 2024 League Challenge Winner — Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
Pilots Teal Mask Ogerpon ex with Teal Dance and Gardenia acceleration plus Munkidori damage movement.
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Overgrowth Bot
Overgrowth
Builds the Weedle line while pressuring with Staryu and Bulbasaur.
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Bushfire Bot
Bushfire
Develops Fire attackers and uses Grass Pokémon for early disruption.
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Zap! Bot
Zap!
Spreads Lightning and Psychic Energy toward fast status attacks.
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Blackout Bot
Blackout
Uses efficient Fighting attacks backed by Water evolutions and denial.
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Base Set Starter Bot
Base Set Starter Deck
A balanced Fighting and Fire learner deck featuring Machamp.
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Power Reserve Bot
Power Reserve
Builds Grass families while reserving Psychic Energy for finishers.
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Water Blast Bot
Water Blast
Develops Water attackers with Colorless pivots and Fighting coverage.
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Thunderstorm Bot
Thunderstorm
Builds Lightning evolutions while using Water support and special Energy.
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BodyGuard Bot
BodyGuard
Uses durable Pokémon, healing, and Muk to suppress opposing Pokémon Powers.
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LockDown Bot
LockDown
Combines Water and Fire attackers with status effects and attack disruption.
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Grass Chopper Bot
Grass Chopper
Develops Grass and Fighting lines with Energy denial and tactical gusts.
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Hot Water Bot
Hot Water
Alternates efficient Fire pressure with a developing Poliwrath line.
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Lightning Bug Bot
Lightning Bug
Mixes fast Lightning attacks with Grass status effects and defensive tools.
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Psych Out Bot
Psych Out
Uses Psychic control, Water evolutions, and Wigglytuff for scalable damage.
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2025 World Champion Bot
World Championship 2025 — Gardevoir ex
Pilots Gardevoir ex with Psychic Embrace acceleration, damage-counter sniping, Technical Machines, and modern search engines.
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2023 World Champion Bot
1st Place World Championships 2023
Pilots the championship Fusion Strike Mew VMAX list with Genesect draw, Energy acceleration, and damage modifiers.
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2025 Indonesia Dragapult ex Bot
1st Place 2025 Premier Ball League Indonesia — Dragapult ex
Pilots Dragapult ex with Drakloak draw, Dusknoir damage-counter pressure, flexible Energy, and modern disruption.
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Aichi 2025 Regidrago Bot
Aichi 2025 Winner — Regidrago VSTAR
Pilots Regidrago VSTAR with Expanded search, discard setup, and a Dragon attack toolbox for Apex Dragon.
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2024 League Cup Charizard Bot
September 2024 League Cup Winner — Charizard ex
Pilots Charizard ex with Pidgeot ex consistency, Dusknoir prize pressure, and flexible late-game attackers.
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2024 League Challenge Ogerpon Bot
August 2024 League Challenge Winner — Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
Pilots Teal Mask Ogerpon ex with Teal Dance and Gardenia acceleration plus Munkidori damage movement.
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Overgrowth Bot
Overgrowth
Builds the Weedle line while pressuring with Staryu and Bulbasaur.
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Bushfire Bot
Bushfire
Develops Fire attackers and uses Grass Pokémon for early disruption.
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Zap! Bot
Zap!
Spreads Lightning and Psychic Energy toward fast status attacks.
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Blackout Bot
Blackout
Uses efficient Fighting attacks backed by Water evolutions and denial.
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Base Set Starter Bot
Base Set Starter Deck
A balanced Fighting and Fire learner deck featuring Machamp.
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Power Reserve Bot
Power Reserve
Builds Grass families while reserving Psychic Energy for finishers.
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Water Blast Bot
Water Blast
Develops Water attackers with Colorless pivots and Fighting coverage.
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Thunderstorm Bot
Thunderstorm
Builds Lightning evolutions while using Water support and special Energy.
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BodyGuard Bot
BodyGuard
Uses durable Pokémon, healing, and Muk to suppress opposing Pokémon Powers.
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LockDown Bot
LockDown
Combines Water and Fire attackers with status effects and attack disruption.
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Grass Chopper Bot
Grass Chopper
Develops Grass and Fighting lines with Energy denial and tactical gusts.
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Hot Water Bot
Hot Water
Alternates efficient Fire pressure with a developing Poliwrath line.
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Lightning Bug Bot
Lightning Bug
Mixes fast Lightning attacks with Grass status effects and defensive tools.
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Psych Out Bot
Psych Out
Uses Psychic control, Water evolutions, and Wigglytuff for scalable damage.
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