The 2022 Pokémon Europe Worldwide Championships befell this weekend. The match introduced many Pokémon followers to Frankfurt, Germany for the very first Worldwide Championships of the 2022 season.
When you’re not within the know, the Championships pit gamers towards one another in numerous completely different points of the Pokémon franchise, from the video video games to the Buying and selling Card Recreation. Victory ensures that the winner will get a spot on the Pokémon World Championships, which occur in London, England, and happen on the weekend of 18th – twenty first August.
At this 12 months’s match in Germany, gamers competed within the Buying and selling Card Recreation, Pokémon GO, Pokémon Sword and Protect, and Pokkén Event DX, and the competitors sounds prefer it was a cracker!
Listed here are the winners of every of the divisions.
Buying and selling Card Recreation Junior Division:
1st place: Nathan Osterkatz [US]
2nd place: Luka Levain [FR]Buying and selling Card Recreation Senior Division:
1st place: Caleb Rogerson [US]
2nd place: Roberto Costanzo [FR]
Buying and selling Card Recreation Masters Division:
1st place: Gustavo Wada [BR]
2nd place: Frank Percic [US]Video Recreation Junior Division:
1st place: Alexander Musikant [DE]
2nd place: Francesca Zaglio [IT]Video Recreation Senior Division:
1st place: Nicholas Kan [AU]
2nd place: Alessandro Marchionne [IT]Video Recreation Masters Division:
1st place: Eric Rios [ES]
2nd place: Oliver Eskolin [FI]Pokémon GO Senior Division:
1st place: Maxwell Ember (MEweedle) [GB]
2nd place: Stefan Cojocaru (KrowMDIV) [DE]Pokémon GO Masters Division:
1st place: Jakub Zatloukal (Aeeriils) [CZ]
2nd place: Domnik Wieber (Fr43ka) [DE]Pokkén Event DX Senior Division:
1st place: Fardin Rahman Mikan (Royume) [DE]Pokkén Event DX Masters Division:
1st place: Florian Clean (Cloud) [DE]
2nd place: Motochika Nabeshim (Elm) [JP]
We need to take a second to congratulate the winners, the runners-up, and everybody who took half and made the Championships occur. And a bit of additional good luck to the winners in Germany for this August, once you’ll play towards one other slew of extraordinarily expert Pokémon gamers.
Did you attend the Championship in Frankfurt? Will you be going to the World Championships in London this summer time? Tell us.
