2016 Pokémon World Championships: VG Masters Finals
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Watch Jonathan battle Wolfe in the finals of the 2016 Pokémon Video Game World Championships Masters Division! Learn more about the Pokémon Championship Series on our site! - เกม
Can we all appreciate how well Aaron Zheng commentated. He had so much energy and it actually made the games much more fun and exciting to watch. I loved his hyped energy which is funny because he is always so calm in his vids. Most likeable character in the game rn don't @ me.
I agree
He’s the face of Comp Pokemon
That big ass vein in his neck almost popped lol
@sheesh
It's mad watching this in 2022 and seeing this praise after he hasn't been selected to commentate worlds this year. Such a terrible decision, don't know why they didn't include him especially since he split his time between competing and commentating which made it more difficult for him to qualify to compete in Worlds.
Just feels so disrespectful to someone who has given so much to the competitive community.
31:50 wolfey’s face here is iconic but jonathan’s expression of just “oh my god what did I just let him do” is honestly just as funny. You can see the stress
Literally clicked on this video just to see the face, thanks for the time stamp
Followed by Evans’s ‘oh shit’ movement when SD activates. He knew he’s going a hard time after that.
"I just let this man get away with murder. I'm in danger."
I love Wolfe's faces whenever he predicted something correctly, lol.
I know I'm 6 years late, but he made a commentary video over this, and he said it wasn't actually a hard read, he was just trying to cover for all possibilities lol
@@plasmasupremacy9321he also said it was just a bad play but he “got lucky”
31:50 Wolfe's face when he made the read that won worlds
Yeah, you seen xD
Lmao
yeah boi
LEGENDARY!
Ahaha yessir🤟🏻🤟🏻
Came here after watching Wolfe's latest video about why Pokemon is the most complex game ever, with his perspective on team preview and in-depth analysis of making the optimal play on turn 1. That insight into his thought process made this a lot more enjoyable to watch.
Temtem: eu sou uma piada para você?
lmfao jonathan 36:01 making a little dragon ascent motion with his right hand out of despair
Encapsulates his feelings perfectly
Oof
I still feel bad for him to this day
@@cubesluna6665 he played really well tho
When I had heard Wolfe was in the finals for Worlds, I cheered for him even though I couldn't watch the matches myself. This is a long time deserved win, he has worked so hard to get to be the World Champion. Good job to both Wolfe and Jonathan!
Dude I hate Verlis. Wolfe deserves this win after all he has accomplished, all his past victories have lead up to this and he whole heartily deserves to be World Champion. I like Wolfe, he's a good guy. I'm just happy to see another person who shares my opinion ^.^
Jwanie Verlis is just... ugh. I don't understand how people support him either. Wolfe and the other VGC players seem so nice and down to earth from what I have seen and heard from people who have met them. Why attack them? Verlis is just a bad stain in the Pokemon Community.
Jwanie Honestly, I think he is jealous. His sets are absolute garbage, so he attacks VGC players and other poketubers because they have more success then he does. Its just really annoying how he gives the Pokemon Community a bad name.
Jwanie Exactly. But he's not the victim, he's the instigator and he's too immature to realize that he's just causing more problems for himself.
31:50 possibly the best moment in VGC history
3:05 this is a rickroll. What an absolute legend
That was such a Chad move
Legend indeed lol
I typed it and chrome said ''unable to find site's url to redirect to"
@@Warlord_Megatronit seems that the link died
That's sick
So this is the closest anyone will be able to becoming a true Pokemon Master?
Probably
Ye
Nope. This IS a Pokemon master. He is literally the very best, like no one ever was.
@@prixiusnecrolance8531 Big sad ray rizzo noises.
@@aerinnmay7082 3 worlds in s row.
10, 11 and 12 if im not mistaken, which were interesting formats to say the least
That Wolfe face though. The stream went wild after that.
Aaron commentating Wolfe's win is just so emotional. Actually has me welling up knowing how much they've been through together during their career
Nobody:
Jonathan's head: ⬆️⬇️⬆️⬇️⬆️⬇️⬆️
Lucifer Gaming
Johnathan when rayquaza set up a swords dance:😱
2016 Wolfe: *Swords Dance on Protecting Groudon*
2020 Wolfe: Emerald Kaizo pls no
@@Noman5462 That's not the point
It's nice to see a finals where the contestants have different teams.
Lmao zedong
now its just landorus-t and incinaroar
@@reed5411 also Zacian or Shadow Rider Calyrex
To be fair even if they have the same pokemon they probably won't have the same team
32:05 that face on Jonathan... "DID YOU JUST...?!"
'NANI!? BAKANA!!'
TheLazzo ii
Hey that's my name
Walk up slowly and downdmashed?
@@ole38 basically
jonathons face when Wolfe swords danced is almost as great as wolfes camera look
Timestamp pls?
31:50
Dont mind me im just trying to gif the Wolfe face
dat face tho xD
You may be legendary, but I am superior.
Superior Serperior HA!
And it is now his twitch gif. Nice
What a GOAT
Watching competitive Pokémon got me back into it. I was a Gen 1er. Played silver/gold but never finished. Wolfe channel single handedly got my juices flowing again.
Came here after Wolfe reacted to his win
@[Unus] Callum Crawford wideo
[Unus] Callum Crawford dude seriously I was 27 minutes in I said fuck that
He cheated though. That Raichu is a 1 and a BILLION
@@Insertnamehereplz verlisify should never be trusted
@@Insertnamehereplz maybe he is just really lucky
31:45 That look from Wolfe... "Keikaku doori"
Every time Jonathan thought he had got Wolf, Wolf shut him down immediately lol
Wolfe explaining in his recent video how the turn 1 could go and jonathan just says "fuck it" and goes for a thunder anyways hahaha
Watching it in 2022 and it still hyped me up. Wolfey you G.O.A.T
He can pinpoint the exact moment when jons heart breaks
The first final commented by Aaron, you can see how he understands the game and his commenting skills
The commentators were way better than the ones from 2011, they don’t know how Pokémon work, Aaron and Evan L. made the games a lot more exiting but, the commentators from 2011 make me feel like face palming myself
@@crimsoncharizardx9853 yeah, I remember those guys not even noticing an Ancient Power boost
The sauce on top is the fact that Wolfe and Aaron are really good friends so he has the background knowledge on Wolfe's playstyle and mentality. He was very much qualified to commentate this legendary set.
Wolfe has no business being this good-looking
He’s a cutie no cap
He's definitely handsome
He’s the type I usually am attracted to . And him playing Pokémon adds all the more charm. Course the attraction is merely superficial since I don’t know him. I do enjoy his videos :)
other then groudon and kyogre it was pretty unique. Maybe bronzong. But, who else was going crazy over semi-unique teams!??!
TonyFlamingo i was, not everyday you see a raichu, gengar, manectric, and a hitmontop in vgc16
That one guy The only reason those teams are common now is because of Wolfe's team. This tournament happened back in July.
dr_batman_md i know that, that's why i posted it ...
That one guy
Sorry. I read that as "i was not, everyday..." instead of "i was, not everyday...".
dr_batman_md lol
- Battle 1 : 4:48
- Battle 2 : 22:18
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Thank You
This reminds me of a chess match. Both sides use similar pieces, and whoever can use a better strategy with them wins.
3 years after, yeah is exactly like chess.
except the pieces are completely different
@@phillipanselmo8540 except kyogres
@IronFighterSK That have different moveset, ev spreads, and role on the team...
@IronFighterSK That have different moveset, ev spreads, and role on the team...
Huge fan of Wolfe. I’ve been a fan since 2012 with him in the worlds. Such a great person. More then deserving of this title. I come back to this monthly. Congrats again. He played this game like a true Pokémon master!
31:02 is what you looking for
31:51*
John that would be out of Context
Thank You
Jons reaction is legendary, just a legit jumpscare at swords dance and him just blank staring at Wolfey instead of the game
Raichu just unafraid in the face of Land-god and Sea-god
Dude the whole time I’m just like, “There are these two Pokémon deities on a floating small square, stop smiling Raichu, you will die”
31:50 That’s the moment I subscribed to Wolfey!
31:50 Wolfey's face followed by Jonathan's 1000-yard stare will never not be funny to me.
31:52 that moment is priceless
Can we just talk about how good the World Championship music is for these events? Like my god its so good
This series felt closer than a 2-0 set. Game 2 felt like a game 3.
What an amazing match. One of the best matches I've ever seen!
31:51 Wolfe's expression gets me everytime
Wolfe is such an INCREDIBLE player, i'm really happy that he became World Champion!! He totally deserves it, not only he's able to teambuild flawlessly, but also play said teams!
I may sound like a fanboy, but what can i say man, he's just that good.
I just can't imagine the nerves sitting there. Wolfey couldn't even hold the water bottle steadily before the match began
31:45 just watch wolfe
such a shame that wolfey didn't manage to shine in the only world championship for galar. i hope he's gonna do much better next year in paldea!
Anyone else comes back because of the World Champion Invitational 2020?
Came back because Wolfe's streams use this face Everytime someone subs lmao
Sometimes I just watch Wolfey’s best matches to psych myself up. I know it’s kind of a tangent, but I miss this era of Pokémon.
This is my favorite Wolfe battle ever so good!!
Thanks pokemon for recommending me this 4 years later
What an amazing, intense Grand Finals! I was on the edge of my seat!
RichardBlaziken
You need a life bro, especially if you were on the edge of your seat over a video game......
@@Insertnamehereplz Says the person replying to a 4-year-old comment. Fuck off! :)
@@RichardBlaziken once again, you need a life if you were “On the edge of your seat” over a video game.
@@Insertnamehereplz It’s an exciting sporting event. If one of your favorite athletes/team was playing in a football or basketball match, or if it’s just an exciting match, you would be excited. Your outlook on this is heavily outdated. Just because someone is excited over this, doesn’t mean they don’t have a life.
I love watching VGC
To all people who though he hacked the raichu:
This and the dream ball raichu are different raichu. Do some research before you accuse anyone of anything.
To add to this:
The Endeavor Raichu Wolfe had came from a special Pikachu that was only obtainable from participating in the Pikachu Cup online competition that ran from August 21st to August 23rd, 2015. Players who played 3 matches online would get a serial code containing the Pikachu which had the moveset of: Volt Tackle, Fake Out, Encore, and or course Endeavor in addition to having its Hidden Ability Lightning Rod.
In other words to those said naysayers, their argument has been completely shot down.
Source was bulbapedia
@@Friendly_Neigborhood_Astolfo thank you
that is the World Champ difference right there
13 mins in and i must say Wolfe is just reading this match like a 1st grade book.
Jonathan’s reaction following 32:00 is pretty incredible, in ten seconds he goes from a jumpscare to a look of disbelief at his screen, and finding no answers there he turns his gaze up and to Wolfe for any kind of hint. And assumedly getting none, he just sits there listlessly for a good while afterwards hahaha
This is the year when raichu became world champion 🏆❤️🔥
31:51 Wolfe’s face is a mood 😭😂
Probably the greatest masters finals ever. Great plays and diversity 👍
Sadly, because both of them are using gengar bronzong and kyogre, people are gonna complain :/
"Diversity"
***** What's up with that?
Robert Mason, at least kang didn't win worlds besides the senior divison
I love seeing the 3 box art legendaries on the finale
Hoenn really introduced the best Legendary Trio fr
@@pokercakes3696they. Are the only legendary trio with a mega so obviously
@@sinnohperson8813 oh that's true. I think even without megas they're super iconic and memorable.
Sinnoh Legends come 2nd because they're really powerful and memorable as well.
My vision is amazed when the pixels hit other pixels I've been watching this on loop for 1 hour
Its so nice seeing what was meta in 2016
This was soooo much better than the National Championships!
The fact that they both used gengar at first team position was nice
Yes his team is half ALL THE TIME USED but I'm happy there were Pokemon no one uses.
3:01 Someone holding a link to the Rick roll video
Who?
The guy with the white sign
Never gonna let us down
Congrats Wolfe the new champ god luck and work hard to keep it up
anthony gaming with freinds who needs to work hard if u can make fakemons? he shouldn't be the winner
naruto alif I get it hahaha -.-
+naruto alif Just because a mon isn't legitimately obtained, doesn't mean the player is a cheater in a battle. It just shows laziness, not lack of skill or awareness.
PlanetaryRogue It's not even laziness. These people work really hard. The meta game changes on a day-to-day basis, so you really need to be able to adjust your team on a moment's notice.
OMG YES, NO MEGA KANGA THANK YOU JESUS!
powersonic0123 it's not even that bad though
Jackson Paulson But it was everywhere
HOW LONG IS HIS ARM 20:16
lol
When rayquaza mega evolves, rayquaza says time to put my air up
Dat feel when Raichu is your fav pokemon. ^^
Watching this back in 2024. Jonathan must’ve been looking like wolfes fav novel that day the way he was getting read😭
31:50 For the face
Everyone is complaining about the game are those who hack the game, I'm surprised how many different flags people were waving in the crowd Mexico, Guatemala, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Italy's flag being waved in the crowd.
CattaShin2749 he said Mexico too
Flags that have nothing to do with any of the people playing.
@Addict the thing was, this wasn’t even the supposedly the “hacked” raichu. This was a different raichu altogether.
37:00 Bruh the guy behind Wolfe went for the handshake... Wolfe avoided the attack!
Cybertron commentating Wolfey's first World Championship win is peak VGC Pokémon
Wolfe knew he was gonna win lmao 31:51
32:00 the best moment in this match lmao
so there he was, trying to win the world championships
Does someone have a link to a worlds battle with Brandon Zheng? Would like to see how he played this team.
They are the only ones to be able to hear this theme out of their 3ds
Love seeing Raichu with the Primals
Me too man, Raichu is my favourite pokémon
ikr
@@elpirataretro8734 me too
Thank you Mr. Fish
31:45 wolfey's face xD
Awesome bgm!
READ OF THE CENTURY
Yeah totally
@@dathannguyen8307 I know the ACTUAL read of the century is Blunder hitting Bloom Doom on the Keldeo switch, but this is higher profile.
catandfishfc wolfey didn’t read that at all
Definitely a good lightning rod prediction in kyogre
I loved the part when Rayquaza said "It's Mega Evolution time" and then Dragon Ascented all over the place.
I love how there is just this world championship battle theme that plays at only a single place and a single time in the world for only two people: _Right here, for those two._
The World Champ Difference
LOVE YOU WOLFE
Way to go Wolfe!
Whoever brought that billboard with the tinyurl, good job.
To all the people that came from Verlis' channel. Even with a genned team you can still lose a battle.
Only advantage the hackers have are getting what they want quicker.
it perfect pokemon
use ur time improving strategy for competition
battling with friends more fun then breeding
@@ReptileMonitor dont look at me
I prefer this over the new pokemon games. We had a wider array of pokemon to chose from and mega evolutions were lit.
Does anyone have the team and ev spread of these teams? I want to get into VGC format and would like to try them out to learn.
HiramsThoughts If you go to wolfe glicks channel Wolfeyvgc one of his top videos is his team report video which has all the evs ivs and moves of the team he used here.
This is so nostalgic
The tinyurl seen in the crowd at times like 2:58 is just a Rick Roll for those curious.
Also just as a note please preview the link somehow when presented with a weird shortened url or any other sus links.
There's various resources on how to do so.
The University of Michigan has a website with resources just for this kind of stuff.
So many people in the comments have never heard about pokemon vgc lol
What's that ribbon thing on that Bronzong and Rayquaza? It sounds like a Shiny sparkle, but it's not.
Ribbon sparkle for winning every contest. Late as all get out, but there’s your answer.
That Swords Dance was too good