Celebrate the accomplishments of past World Champions and bring some extra competitive spirit into your home with Worlds-themed bundles at Pokémon Center! You’ll find bundles featuring Pokémon from Championship-winning teams of 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2025.
That’s not all! If you make a purchase of at least $50 on Pokémon Center starting August 26, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. PDT, you can receive a gift-with-purchase Pikachu coin commemorating PokémonXP and the 2026 Pokémon World Championships. To do so, you need to enter the following code that matches your store’s region at checkout when making a purchase of at least $50.
- United States: coin26us
- United Kingdom: coin26uk
- Canada: coin26ca
- Australia: coin26au
- New Zealand: coin26nz
- Germany: coin26de
- Germany (EN): coin26ende
Now, let’s take a look at this year’s Worlds-themed bundles on Pokémon Center and learn more about the moments and the Trainers that reallymade them.
2018 Pokémon TCG Masters Division Champion: Robin Schulz
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German Pokémon TCG player Robin Schulz expertly dismantled the competition with one of the most meticulous Pokémon TCG archetypes of its era: Zoroark-GX/Garbodor. Zoroark-GX’s Trade Ability could help you find every piece you needed, while two different Garbodor ruled with their stenches—the Item locking Garbodor from XY—BREAKPointand the “Trashalanche” Garbodor from Sun & Moon
You can bring both these powerful Pokémon home in the form of Sitting Cuties plush as part of this Worlds-themed bundle.
2018 Pokémon VGC Masters Division Champion: Paul Ruiz
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Salamence is famously Paul Ruiz’s favorite Pokémon, and Mega Salamence played a pivotal role on his team alongside Incineroar and its then newly discovered Intimidate Ability. His Gastrodon and Kartana were notable offensive threats, too, with the former holding a Groundium Z to surprise unsuspecting Pokémon, and the latter providing much-needed coverage.
Want to represent Paul Ruiz’s exciting team? You can add Salamence, Gastrodon, and Kartana to your squad as Sitting Cuties plush.
2019 Pokémon TCG Masters Division Champion: Henry Brand
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Mewtwo & Mew-GX was considered by many to be strongest deck in the room at the 2019 Pokémon TCG World Championships, and Henry Brand proved it by taking down the whole tournament with his Welder-focused build. The Welder Supporter card reinforced a strategy focused on drawing tons of cards and fueling the Fire and Colorless Energy necessary for Mewtwo & Mew-GX to copy powerful attacks with its Perfection Ability.
You can capture the energy of Mewtwo with its Sitting Cuties plush, a pack of Mewtwo stickers, or the latest LEGO® Pokémon™ SMART Play™: Mewtwo’s Lab Break.
2022 Pokémon VGC Masters Division Champion: Eduardo Cunha
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Eduardo Cunha became the first (and only) Pokémon VGC Masters Division World Champion on the Pokémon Swordand Pokémon Shieldvideo games using a team focused on the big cheese itself—Zacian in its Crowned Sword form—alongside the speedy Shadow Rider Calyrex. We can’t forget his East Sea Gastrodon either, as it provided top-tier support with Icy Wind and Yawn. And of course, Incineroar was there to Fake Out and Intimidate the competition too.
Flex three of these notable Pokémon as plush with this bundle featuring Gastrodon, Incineroar, and Shadow Rider Calyrex!
2023 Pokémon TCG Masters Division Champion: Vance Kelley
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Tempo, tempo, tempo. That’s the name of the game for Vance Kelley’s Worlds-winning Mew VMAX deck. It was a back-and-forth battle between him and Tord Reklev—who played Gardevoir ex—but ultimately, Kelley reigned victorious with the exceptionally precise and powerful Mew VMAX deck. Between Meloetta’s Melodious Echo, Genesect V’s Techno Blast, and key Fusion Strike Trainer cards Elesa’s Sparkle and Power Tablet, he had everything he needed to raise the Worlds trophy.
If you’re feeling inspired to channel the New Species Pokémon in your next Pokémon TCG battle, you can pick up the Mew Sitting Cuties plush, a set of Mew stickers, and the Pokémon × Dolly Noire: Pixel Mew Dad Hat as part of this Worlds-themed bundle.
2025 Pokémon VGC Masters Division Champion: Giovanni Cischke
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The last Pokémon VGC World Championship to take place on the Pokémon Scarletand Pokémon Violetgames—and it was a doozy. Giovanni Cischke and James Evans faced off in a Koraidon mirror match where both players opted to pair it with different restricted Legendary Pokémon. Game One and Two were serious back-and-forth affairs, but it couldn’t have been clearer that Cischke had it figured out in Game Three when his Flutter Mane landed a pivotal one-hit KO on Evans’s Brute Bonnet.
You can bring over half of Cischke’s team home with you—including his Flutter Mane as a Poké Plush—as part of this Worlds-themed bundle inspired by his big win!
2025 Pokémon TCG Masters Division Champion: Riley McKay
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Riley McKay finished in 2nd place at the 2025 North America International Championships, but that didn’t stop him from bouncing back to become the 2025 Pokémon TCG Masters Division World Champion. Once again, he was using Gardevoir ex, masterfully managing damage counters with Munkidori’s Adrena-Brain Ability to take down Justin Newdorf’s Dragapult ex deck.
Gardevoir ex might have rotated out of the Pokémon TCG’s Standard format, but you can still bring this Pokémon into every battle with a variety of accessories from this Worlds-themed bundle that includes the regal Gardevoir & Gallade Majesty Playmat.
Don’t forget that you can receive the gift-with-purchase 2026 Worlds Pikachu coin while supplies last when you make any purchase on Pokémon Center, Trainers! And be sure to tune in to the action from August 28–30, 2026, on Pokemon.com/worlds-broadcasts.
