ZETA DIVISION formed its Pokémon UNITE division in June 2024. The current official page lists five players—Vitoppo, Rom, Mizutama, Nomu and ResTA—and coaches Sari and 1LevUP.[1] The same team page records the unit’s 2026 Pokémon World Championships victory, which reserves a Finals invitation at the 2027 Aeos Crown.[2][3]
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ZETA DIVISION Pokémon UNITE
ZETA DIVISION Pokémon UNITE is the club's game-specific competitive team, which won the Pokémon UNITE division at the 2026 Pokémon World Championships.
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Signature achievement
Pokémon UNITE division champion, 2026 Pokémon World Championships
The final was against KOMAÏ.[2]
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Current listed roster (official team page, October 2026)
1LevUP
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Sari
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Mizutama
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Nomu
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ResTA
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Rom
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Vitoppo
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