After a three-year hiatus, 307 players traveled to London, United Kingdom to compete at the Pokémon VGC 2022 World Championships on August 18-21, 2022! Players who earned Day 1 invites battled on August 18, with those who earned two or fewer losses advancing to August 19 alongside players who earned Day 2 invites, and those who finished with two or fewer losses on Friday advancing to Saturday's single-elimination bracket to determine the sole Generation 8 World Champion, featuring a $51,500 prize pool. In addition to prize money, the top 4 finishers earned Day 1 invites to the 2023 World Championships.
The Pokémon Company International (TPCi) was in London to broadcast this event with Lee Provost, Lou Akcos-Cromie, Adam Dorricott, Rosemary Kelley, Joe Brown, and Sierra Hunter as casters. Aaron Zheng and Scott Glaza also provided expert analysis of the event.
Teams
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![Urshifu [Single Strike Style]](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nerd-of-now/NCP-VGC-Damage-Calculator/main/image_res/urshifu-single.png "Urshifu [Single Strike Style]")
![Urshifu [Rapid Strike Style]](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nerd-of-now/NCP-VGC-Damage-Calculator/main/image_res/urshifu-rapid.png "Urshifu [Rapid Strike Style]")
![Giratina [Origin Forme]](https://github.com/msikma/pokesprite/blob/master/icons/pokemon/regular/giratina-origin.png?raw=true "Giratina [Origin Forme]"){kind=icon}
![Persian [Alolan Form]](https://github.com/msikma/pokesprite/blob/master/icons/pokemon/regular/persian-alola.png?raw=true "Persian [Alolan Form]"){kind=icon}
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