Historia competitiva VGC

Un archivo completo de la historia competitiva de Pokémon VGC. Cada Campeonato Mundial, equipo ganador y torneo clave documentado con datos verificados, referencias a fuentes y análisis estratégico de experto. Los datos indican su estado de verificación — completo, parcial o reconstrucción — para que siempre sepas qué está confirmado y qué es incierto.

Última actualización: 2026-07-09

13

Mundiales

División Masters

8

Equipos completos

Datos totalmente verificados

6

Países campeones

Distintas naciones

46

Especies campeonas

En equipos ganadores

Campeones por país

JP
5
US
4
IT
1
BR
1
EC
1
KR
1

Calculado sobre 13 campeones

Pokémon más exitosos

Amoonguss
13 apars.
Incineroar
12 apars.
Tapu Fini
10 apars.
Xerneas
9 apars.
Groudon
9 apars.
Smeargle
9 apars.
Urshifu-Rapid Strike
8 apars.
Tornadus
7 apars.

Apariciones totales en top cut de mundiales

Campeonatos Mundiales

Verificado Parcial Solo especies
2024 · World Championships

2024 Pokémon World Championships

Scarlet & VioletHonolulu, US
Regulation G
Champion

Luca Paz

IT
2nd: Ryuki UshikoshiTop 4: Shun MoriyaTop 4: Axel Encinas
2023 · World Championships

2023 Pokémon World Championships

Scarlet & VioletYokohama, JP
Regulation D / Series 3
Champion

Yuta Ishibashi

JP
2nd: Shohei KimuraTop 4: Ryuki UshikoshiTop 4: Ace Tally
2022 · World Championships

2022 Pokémon World Championships

Sword & ShieldLondon, GB
Series 12
Champion

Eduardo Cunha

BR
2nd: Nils DunlopTop 4: Leonard CraftTop 4: Giannis Sisko
2019 · World Championships

2019 Pokémon World Championships

Ultra Sun & Ultra MoonWashington, D.C., US
Champion

Naoto Mizobuchi

JP
2nd: Arush ChandeTop 4: James EvansTop 4: Kazuki Takada
2018 · World Championships

2018 Pokémon World Championships

Ultra Sun & Ultra MoonNashville, US
Champion

Paul Ruiz

EC
2nd: Ryota OtsuboTop 4: Alex GomezTop 4: Wolfe Glick
2017 · World Championships

2017 Pokémon World Championships

Sun & MoonAnaheim, US
Champion

Ryota Otsubo

JP
2nd: Naoto MizobuchiTop 4: Paul ChuaTop 4: Collin Heier
2016 · World Championships

2016 Pokémon World Championships

Omega Ruby & Alpha SapphireSan Francisco, US
Champion

Wolfe Glick

US
2nd: Jonathan Evans
2015 · World Championships

2015 Pokémon World Championships

Omega Ruby & Alpha SapphireBoston, US
Champion

Shoma Honami

JP
2nd: Kyle Cole
2014 · World Championships

2014 Pokémon World Championships

X & YWashington, D.C., US
Champion

Sejun Park

KR
2nd: Jeudy Azzarelli
2013 · World Championships

2013 Pokémon World Championships

Black 2 & White 2Vancouver, CA
Champion

Arash Ommati

US
2nd: Kris Johnson
2012 · World Championships

2012 Pokémon World Championships

Black & WhiteWaikoloa, US
Champion

Ray Rizzo

US
2nd: Huy Ha
2011 · World Championships

2011 Pokémon World Championships

Black & WhiteSan Diego, US
Champion

Ray Rizzo

US
2nd: Chris
2010 · World Championships

2010 Pokémon World Championships

HeartGold & SoulSilverHonolulu, US
Champion

Takuma Yoshida

JP
2nd: Evan Collett

Análisis y perspectivas

2014·champion analysis·6 min

Pachirisu at Worlds 2014: The Perfect Fifth Pick

How a Pokémon considered competitively unviable became the most iconic team member in VGC history — and why Sejun Park's choice was a masterclass in format adaptation.

2015·archetype evolution·7 min

CHALK: The Archetype That Defined a Generation

Cresselia, Heatran, Amoonguss, Landorus-T, Keldeo, Kangaskhan-Mega — how a single team composition dominated the 2015 VGC season and taught lasting lessons about team structure.

2024·final lessons·8 min

What Worlds Finals Teach Us About Closing Games

From Wolfe Glick's positioning in 2016 to Luca Paz's Nasty Plot read in 2024 — the difference between top cut elimination and a championship trophy often comes down to a single turn.

ⓘTodas las cifras son tendencias estimadas basadas en los datos disponibles y no garantizan resultados competitivos. Los enfrentamientos dependen de la situación.