Wyndon Stadium/Champion tournaments

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After becoming the Champion, the player may repeatedly participate in a Champion tournament at Wyndon Stadium, which consists of three rounds in a single-elimination tournament.

Special Trainers

These Trainers may appear in the tournament after receiving their rare League Cards, either randomly or by the player's invitation. With the exception of Piers, they all have a Pokémon that they will Gigantamax at the first opportunity. They are listed in the order they are presented when asked for an invite by the League staff attendant. If the player chooses to invite one of the following Trainers, that Trainer is guaranteed to appear somewhere in the tournament bracket, but may be eliminated early and therefore not battled.

Leon

Grookey If the player chose Grookey:



Scorbunny If the player chose Scorbunny:



Sobble If the player chose Sobble:



Hop

Pokémon Sword

Grookey If the player chose Grookey:



Scorbunny If the player chose Scorbunny:



Sobble If the player chose Sobble:



Pokémon Shield

Grookey If the player chose Grookey:



Scorbunny If the player chose Scorbunny:



Sobble If the player chose Sobble:



Bede



Milo

Before Galarian Star Tournament
Pokémon Sword



Pokémon Shield



After Galarian Star Tournament
Pokémon Sword



Pokémon Shield



Nessa



Kabu



BeaSw



AllisterSh



GordieSw



MelonySh



Piers



Raihan



Marnie



Gym Challengers

The following Gym Challengers may also appear during a Champion tournament. Their Pokémon are typically at a lower level than the above Trainers', and these Trainers do not use Dynamax.

Yue



Polaire



Kent



Vega



Cher



Deneb



Icla



Wei



Izar



Dunne



Pia



Corvin



Terry



Theemin



Phoebus



Names

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Yue
Language Name Origin
Japanese ユエ Yue From 月 Yuè, which means the Moon in Mandarin Chinese
English Yue Same as the Japanese name
German Yue Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Yue Same as the Japanese name
French Luna From "Luna", Spanish for the Moon
Italian Yue Same as the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 明月 Míngyuè
Chinese (Cantonese) 明月
Polaire
Language Name Origin
Japanese ポラリス Polaris From Polaris, a star in the Ursa Minor constellation
English Polaire From Polaris, a star in the Ursa Minor constellation
German Polaris Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Norton From Polaris, called "the North Star", a star in the Ursa Minor constellation
French Polaris Same as the Japanese name
Italian Polaris Same as the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 派拉礼士
Chinese (Cantonese) 派拉礼士
Kent
Language Name Origin
Japanese メンケント Menkent From Theta Centauri, called "Menkent", a star in the Centaurus constellation
English Kent From Theta Centauri, called "Menkent", a star in the Centaurus constellation
German Menkent Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Kent Same as the English name
French Menkent Same as the Japanese name
Italian Menkent Same as the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 曼肯特
Chinese (Cantonese) 曼肯特
Vega
Language Name Origin
Japanese オリヒメ Orihime From Vega, called "Orihime" in Japanese, a star in the Lyra constellation
English Vega From Vega, a star in the Lyra constellation
German Vega Same as the English name
Spanish Vega Same as the English name
French Vega Same as the English name
Italian Vega Same as the English name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 织姬
Chinese (Cantonese) 织姬
Cher
Language Name Origin
Japanese アケルナル Achernar From Achernar, a star in the Eridanus constellation
English Cher From Achernar, a star in the Eridanus constellation
German Achernar Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Eri From the constellation Eridanus
French Akhenar From Achernar, a star in the Eridanus constellation
Italian Akena From Achernar, a star in the Eridanus constellation
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 亚肯娜
Chinese (Cantonese) 亚肯娜
Deneb
Language Name Origin
Japanese デネボラ Denebola From Denebola, a star in the Leo constellation
English Deneb From Denebola, a star in the Leo constellation
or Deneb, a star in the Cygnus constellation
German Denebola Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Leah From the constellation Leo
French Zosma From Delta Leonis, called "Zosma", a star in the Leo constellation
Italian Dene From Denebola, a star in the Leo constellation
or Deneb, a star in the Cygnus constellation
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 黛妮波拉
Chinese (Cantonese) 黛妮波拉
Icla
Language Name Origin
Japanese ジュバ Dzuba From Delta Scorpii, called "Dzuba", a star in the Scorpius constellation
English Icla From Delta Scorpii, called "Iclarkrau", a star in the Scorpius constellation
German Dzuba Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Tara From Antares, a star in the Scorpius constellation
French Dzuba Same as the Japanese name
Italian Shuba From Delta Scorpii, called "Dschubba", a star in the Scorpius constellation
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 秋琶
Chinese (Cantonese) 秋琶
Wei
Language Name Origin
Japanese ウェイ Wei From Epsilon Scorpii, called "Wei", a star in the Scorpius constellation
English Wei Same as the Japanese name
German Wei Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Sargas From Theta Scorpii, called "Sargas", a star in the Scorpius constellation
French Wei Same as the Japanese name
Italian Wei Same as the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 尾壹
Chinese (Cantonese) 尾壹
Izar
Language Name Origin
Japanese イザル Izar From Epsilon Boötis, called "Izar", a star in the Boötes constellation
English Izar Same as the Japanese name
German Izar Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Ízar From Epsilon Boötis, called "Izar", a star in the Boötes constellation
French Izar Same as the Japanese name
Italian Iza From Epsilon Boötis, called "Izar", a star in the Boötes constellation
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 伊纱
Chinese (Cantonese) 伊纱
Dunne
Language Name Origin
Japanese バーダン Birdun From Epsilon Centauri, called "Birdun", a star in the Centaurus constellation
English Dunne From Epsilon Centauri, called "Birdun", a star in the Centaurus constellation
German Birdun Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Adam
French Birdhaun From Epsilon Centauri, called "Al birdhaun", a star in the Centaurus constellation
Italian Birdun Same as the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 巴丹
Chinese (Cantonese) 巴丹
Pia
Language Name Origin
Japanese カフ Caph From Caph, a star in the Cassiopeia constellation
English Pia From the constellation Cassiopeia
German Caph Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Palma From Caph, which means "palm" in Arabic, a star in the Cassiopeia constellation
French Cassiopeia From the Cassiopeia constellation
Italian Caph Same as the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 柯芙
Chinese (Cantonese) 柯芙
Corvin
Language Name Origin
Japanese ギェナー Gienah From Gamma Corvi, called "Gienah", a star in the Corvus constellation
English Corvin From the constellation Corvus
German Gienah Same as the Japanese name
Spanish Varis From "varis", Finnish for Hooded crow
French Algorab From Delta Corvi, called "Algorab", a star in the Corvus constellation
Italian Jenah From Gamma Corvi, called "Djenah", a star in the Corvus constellation
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 杰纳
Chinese (Cantonese) 杰纳
Terry
Language Name Origin
Japanese ケンギュウ Kengyū From Altair, called "Kengyūsei" in Japanese, a star in the Aquila constellation
English Terry From Altair, a star in the Aquila constellation
German Kengyu Transcription of the Japanese name
Spanish Alterio From Altair, a star in the Aquila constellation
French Reda From Gamma Aquilae, called "Reda", a star in the Aquila constellation
Italian Altair From Altair, a star in the Aquila constellation
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 谦牛
Chinese (Cantonese) 谦牛
Theemin
Language Name Origin
Japanese テーミン Tēmin From Upsilon2 Eridani, called "Theemin", a star in the Eridanus constellation
English Theemin From Upsilon2 Eridani, called "Theemin", a star in the Eridanus constellation
German Theemin Same as the English name
Spanish Dano From the constellation Eridanus
French Dhalim From Beta Eridani, called "Dhalim", a star in the Eridanus constellation
Italian Temin Transcription of the Japanese name
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 泰敏
Chinese (Cantonese) 泰敏
Phoebus
Language Name Origin
Japanese マタハリ Matahari From Mata Hari, Malay for the Sun
English Phoebus From Phoebus, poetic name for the Sun
German Solus From Sol, Spanish for the Sun
Spanish Elías From Helios, Greek for the Sun
French Sol From Sol, Spanish for the Sun
Italian Helios From Helios, Greek for the Sun
Korean
Chinese (Mandarin) 马他哈利
Chinese (Cantonese) 马他哈利