Pokémon Champions leak

A dataminer named ChicoEevee posted all 50 reward tiers for Pokémon Champions’ next Battle Pass, Season M-2, less than a week after the game launched. (nintendoeverything.com) Nintendo Everything said the leak surfaced on April 12, 2026 and covers a season that is not expected to begin until after Season M-1 ends on May 12. Its list says the pass has 50 levels, with named rewards through level 30 and 500 Victory Points at each level from 31 to 50. (nintendoeverything.com) The leaked rewards include Skarmory at level 2, Kangaskhan at level 10, and Gengar at level 25. The same list shows Skarmorite at level 4, Kangaskhanite at level 12, and Gengarite at level 27, alongside Quick Coupons, Teammate Tickets, Training Tickets, profile pictures, and clothing items such as a Flyaway Short Cut hairstyle and Striped Trilby hat. (nintendoeverything.com) In Pokémon Champions, the Battle Pass is the game’s seasonal reward track: players earn rewards by playing, and some prizes are cosmetics while others unlock Pokémon or battle items. The official site says players can “fill out that wardrobe and customize” their Trainer through rewards, and the launch announcement says the first season already includes a Dragoninite stone in its Battle Pass. (champions.pokemon.com, pokemon.com) That matters because Pokémon Champions is not a side mode anymore. The Pokémon Company said on March 24 that Video Game Championships competition would move to Pokémon Champions starting with its April 8 launch, with the Indianapolis Regional Championships on May 29 through May 31 set to be the first live Championship Series event to use it exclusively. (pokemon.com) The game itself is now live on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, according to Pokémon’s April 8 launch post. Pokémon’s official site also says a mobile version is still coming later in 2026, with cross-platform battles planned between Nintendo Switch and mobile devices. (pokemon.com, champions.pokemon.com) Pokémon had already framed Champions as a long-running competitive platform before launch. Pokémon.com said on March 24 that a free Nintendo Switch 2 update would add clearer graphics, while Nintendo Everything reported the game is free to download and sells optional extras. (pokemon.com, nintendoeverything.com) The leak has not been published by The Pokémon Company, and leaked reward tracks can change before a season goes live. For now, the clearest takeaway is that players already know the full shape of Season M-2’s grind, from Skarmory at level 2 to a run of Victory Point payouts at the back end. (nintendoeverything.com)