The headlines
- MEweedle (Switzerland) champion of the Frankfurt GO Regional, among 105 players.
- Second is Portugal's Tunante112, third Spain's P4T0M4N.
- A thoroughly European Top 8: seven different countries among the top eight.
- 3-1 twice: MEweedle beats Tunante112 in the winners bracket final and again in the final.
The story
Good evening, trainers. In Frankfurt, 105 players for the GO and a Top 8 with no dominant force: Switzerland, Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium, the United Kingdom (twice) and Germany. MEweedle wins, ahead of Tunante112.
P4T0M4N, 2026 European champion, completes the podium in third; fourth is TheMegaJuncko. In the quarterfinals, boem20 and KingOWT, tied for fifth, and Nesabethan and Stonecollection, seventh.
A thread leads to Nice: P4T0M4N and TheMegaJuncko will reach the podium there too, and Stonecollection will finish second. In the final MEweedle beats Tunante112 3-1, as in the winners bracket final; the Portuguese player had made it back there by beating P4T0M4N 3-2 in the losers final.
The champion's team
From dracoviz.com, the winning team: Araquanid, Cramorant, Dunsparce, Alolan Ninetales, Shadow Sableye, Shadow Stunfisk. In the tournament the champion finished with 7 matches won, 16 games won and 6 lost (dracoviz figure, the only source).
The teams of the finalist and semifinalists do not appear to be published: for now the analysis stops at the champion.
Sources. pokemon.com (official GO results from Frankfurt, consulted on October 31, 2026); dittobase.com (venue); videogameschronicle.com (EUIC 2026); esportsearnings.com (2025 World Championships); dracoviz.com (table of the winning teams of the 2027 GO Regional season, read through a search excerpt; team and record of the champion only, provisional data); x.com/MEweedle (post of September 28, 2026); liquipedia.net (final 3-1 and 112 entrants, search excerpts: page not fully accessible); liquipedia.net (final-stage bracket with scores, read on November 3, 2026)