Case Study
Pokémon 2023 World Championship Series in Japan
After an award-winning World Championship Series in London, the pressure was on The Pokémon Company International to elevate its World Championships experience.

Goals
The championship was envisioned to foster unity among fans worldwide, leveraging advanced broadcasting technology for global reach. The event aimed to be an all-encompassing celebration, providing a stage for video games, apps, trading cards, and merchandising.

Audience
The championship catered to a vast audience, from young players to adults, spanning across Junior, Senior, and Master levels. Geographically, it was a global event with players from Japan, South Korea, Europe, the US, Oceania, and Latin America.



Solutions
Hosting the event in Japan added authenticity and nostalgia. The design integrated elements of Japan's culture, offering an immersive experience. To capture the excitement, we used cutting-edge broadcasting technology to ensure seamless streaming across platforms.


Results
These metrics not only highlighted the event's success but also set new benchmarks for future championships.
- A surge in attendance, with 14,194 unique attendees
- Twitch views increased by 37%, totaling over 11.6 million
- YouTube live views increased by 30%
- Representation from 49 countries/regions with 2,043 competitors
- Overwhelming positive feedback from attendees and stakeholders
The Pokémon World Championship in Japan was a testament to the power of innovation, cultural appreciation, and technological prowess. The event set new standards for excellence in the eSports domain.


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