The very first ranked season of Pokémon Champions, Season M-1, concludes on May 13, 2026, at 01:59 UTC (May 12, 21:59 EDT/ 19:00 PDT).
At the time of writing, there is just one day left for Singles and Doubles players to climb the ladder to receive better ranked rewards.
Following that, Pokémon Champions Season M-2 will begin with a fully reset ranked ladder and a brand new battle pass.
Here is everything you need to know about the next season.
Pokémon Champions Season M-2 Global Release Times
Pokémon Champions Season M-2 will begin as soon as M-1 ends, though the game will undergo a three-hour maintenance first.
The season will then last just over a month, concluding on June 17.
This means the second season will begin at the following times.
- Greenwich Mean Time (GMT/UTC) – 06:00 May 13
- Central European Summer Time (CEST) – 08:00 May 13
- Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) – 23:00 May 12
- Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) – 00:00 May 13
- Central Daylight Time (CDT) – 01:00 May 13
- Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) – 02:00 May 13
- Eastern European Summer Time (EEST) – 09:00 May 13
- Moscow Standard Time (MSK) – 09:00 May 13
- Indian Standard Time (IST) – 11:30 May 13
- China Standard Time (CST) – 14:00 May 13
- Japan Standard Time (JST) – 15:00 May 13
- Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) – 16:00 May 13
- New Zealand Standard Time (NZDT) – 18:00 May 13
Will There Be New Pokémon in Pokémon Champions Season M-2?
Pokémon Champions Season M-2 is part of Regulation Set M-A, so it will have the same rules as Season M-1.
Therefore, there will not be any new Pokémon and likely no new items in the second season.
New Pokémon will be added come the release of Season M-3 and Regulation Set M-B on June 17.
However, Season M-2 will bring a new Premium Battle Pass with Gengar, Skarmory, and Kanghaskhan as well as 48 Quick Coupons and 10,000 Victory Points (VP).
Pokémon Champions Season M-1 Ranked Rewards
The rewards for the first ranked season of Pokémon Champions will be as follows:
- Champion Tier
- Rank 1 — 20,000 VP
- Master Ball Tier
- Rank 1 — 15,000 VP
- Rank 2-4 — 10,000 VP
- Ultra Ball Tier
- Rank 1-2 — 8,000 VP
- Rank 3-4 — 6,000 VP
- Great Ball Tier
- Rank 1-2 — 4,000 VP
- Rank 3-4 — 2,000 VP
- Poké Ball Tier
- Rank 1-2 — 1,000 VP
- Rank 3-4 — 500 VP
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