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While the Pokémon World Championships are held as a single unified event featuring multiple different games, each of the games are run as an entirely separate tournament. Competitors compete in only one of the featured games, and the qualification requirements of each are entirely separate. Additionally, competitors usually are separated into one of three age groups, meaning that three world champions are crowned for each game each year. | While the Pokémon World Championships are held as a single unified event featuring multiple different games, each of the games are run as an entirely separate tournament. Competitors compete in only one of the featured games, and the qualification requirements of each are entirely separate. Additionally, competitors usually are separated into one of three age groups, meaning that three world champions are crowned for each game each year. | ||
Minor announcements are usually revealed during the events, such as upcoming types of TCG cards, the ruleset of the following VGC format, and the city where the next World Championships will be hosted. | Minor announcements are usually revealed during the events, such as upcoming types of VGC mechanics and TCG cards, the ruleset of the following VGC format, and the city where the next World Championships will be hosted. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||