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{{Article| type=news | picture=Pokémon World Championships 2009 logo.png | caption=Pokémon World Championships 2009 logo | weekday=Monday | day=17 | month=8 | year=2009 | time=19:08:17 | discusstype=bmgf | discusslink=41409 | sourcetype=bulbanews| sourcename=Politoed666 | sourcelink=User:Politoed666 | tagline=Details on 2010 World Championships also revealed | blurb=The winners of the Pokémon World Championships this year have been announced. The events took place last Friday, Aug. 14, and Saturday, Aug. 15, in San Diego, California. }} {{CategorizeIn|Events|8|09}} [[File:Pokémon World Championships 2009 artwork.png|thumb|300px|Pokémon World Championships 2009]] The winners of the Pokémon World Championships this year have been announced. The events took place last Friday, Aug. 14, and Saturday, Aug. 15, in {{wp|San Diego}}, {{wp|California}}. In the TCG World Championships, Stephen Silvestro won in the Masters Division with his {{TCG|Speedrill}} deck. Takuto Itakagi and Tsubasa Nakamura, both from {{wp|Japan}}, took home the Senior and Junior division trophies, respectively. They both used variant {{bp|Pokémon SP (TCG)|SP}} decks. For the Video Game World Championships, Jeremiah Fan from the {{wp|United States}} defeated Japan's Santa Ito for first place in the Junior Division. In Senior Division, Kazuyuki Tsuji won against Tasuku Mano for first place. The {{bp|party|teams}} of all four players are listed below. {| align="center" style="background: #0f80bc; -moz-border-radius: 10px; border: 5px solid #29bce9" |- ! colspan="7" style="background:transparent" | {{color|92e1f9|Junior Division}} |- style="background:#d0d1d3" align="center" | align="left" | {{color|000|Jeremiah Fan}} | {{ms|272}} | {{ms|230}} | {{ms|134}} | {{ms|376}} | {{ms|454}} | {{ms|080}} |- style="background:#d0d1d3" align="center" | align="left" | {{color|000|Santa Ito}} | {{ms|059}} | {{ms|376}} | {{ms|130}} | {{ms|445}} | {{ms|373}} | {{ms|359}} |- ! colspan="7" style="background:transparent" | {{color|92e1f9|Senior Division}} |- style="background:#d0d1d3" align="center" | align="left" | {{color|000|Kazuyuki Tsuji}} | {{ms|469}} | {{ms|450}} | {{ms|464}} | {{ms|292}} | {{ms|146}} | {{ms|145}} |- align="center" | align="left" style="background:#d0d1d3; -moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 5px;" | {{color|000|Tasuku Mano}} | style="background:#d0d1d3" | {{ms|272}} | style="background:#d0d1d3" | {{ms|454}} | style="background:#d0d1d3" | {{ms|376}} | style="background:#d0d1d3" | {{ms|143}} | style="background:#d0d1d3" | {{ms|373}} | style="background:#d0d1d3; -moz-border-radius-bottomright: 5px;" | {{ms|395}} |}{{-}} Videos of all final battles, as well as other information on the championships, can be found on the official site of the Pokémon World Championships 2009. A few details on the championships next year were also revealed. They will be held in Kona, Hawaii. The Video Game Championships will make use of the upcoming games {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}. A few previously-banned {{bp|legendary Pokémon}} will also be allowed to enter. Registration for the Japanese qualifiers begins this November.

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