Ultra League Rise Cup 2026: Regional Showdowns & Champions

The 2026 Ultra League Rise Cup (ULRC) has come to a thrilling close, and what an incredible journey it has been! From Taiwan to Indonesia, from Australia to Thailand, players from all over have battled fiercely for their chance to secure a spot at the World Championship in Tokyo this May. Each region brought something special to the table, and the competition was intense, showcasing some truly legendary strategies and unforgettable moments. Let’s take a look back at the action!

Thailand - NongKla Triumphs with Decker/Trigger!

On March 14, 2026, Thailand’s ULRC saw NongKla rise to the top, securing their spot in the World Championship in Tokyo with a Decker/Trigger deck that left the competition in the dust. In a highly competitive field, NongKla faced off against พาวเวอร์ฟูลเกย์, who piloted a strong Dyna deck and pushed the limit with impressive moves. Despite a valiant effort from the Dyna deck, it was Decker/Trigger that proved more resilient, with NongKla clinching victory with tactical mastery.

A big shoutout to JK (3rd place), who also impressed with a formidable Geed deck, showing that Thailand’s talent pool runs deep!

Australia - Patrick N. Rules with Geed!

Australia’s ULRC on March 8, 2026, saw Patrick N. take the crown with a commanding victory using his Geed deck, but it wasn’t a walk in the park. Ayrton L. (2nd place) and Kye P. (3rd place) brought their A-game, with Tiga/Nexus and Arc/Dyna decks respectively. Patrick N.’s ability to adapt and execute flawless strategies made him the clear champion of the day.

Australia’s tournament truly showcased a mix of experience and innovation, with each player bringing a unique flavor to the competition.

Taiwan - Rey’s Omega/Meteokaiju Wins the Day!

On March 7, 2026, Rey dominated Taiwan’s ULRC with his Omega/Meteokaiju deck, earning his ticket to Tokyo. Taiwan’s tournament saw 黑輪 (2nd place) and 休閒 (3rd place) both bring their A-game with Tiga/Z/Ginga and Tiga/Blazar decks, making it a thrilling event from start to finish. Taiwan’s competitive scene is as vibrant as ever, with players constantly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the game.

Vietnam - Ho Dai Huy’s Decker Deck Delivers!

On March 7, 2026, Ho Dai Huy took the top spot in Vietnam, making his mark with a well-played Decker deck. Ho Dai Huy’s victory sent him straight to the World Championship in Tokyo, where he’ll have the chance to showcase his skills on the global stage. The tournament also saw strong performances from Le Duc Tri (2nd place) with Arc/Dyna and Tran Thien Phuc (3rd place) with Tiga/Blazar, adding more excitement to an already competitive event.

Malaysia - HB.Piqqolo’s Belial/Five King Rises!

On February 28, 2026, HB.Piqqolo emerged victorious in Malaysia with a Belial/Five King deck that impressed both the crowd and the competition. Darren (2nd place) and Jojo Giottomatte (3rd place) brought their own unique strategies to the table with Dyna/Decker and Dyna, but it was HB.Piqqolo’s Belial/Five King that reigned supreme. Malaysia’s tournament once again proved that creativity and strategy can come together to create a winning formula.

Philippines – DarwinPH Dominates with Arc/Dyna!

The ULRC Philippines on February 22, 2026, was a fierce contest, with DarwinPH taking home the championship trophy using a strong Arc/Dyna deck. His victory secured his place in the World Championship, where he’ll face off against the best of the best. Liqside (2nd place) and Shazli (3rd place) fought hard with their Geed decks, but it was DarwinPH who ultimately proved too strong.

Singapore - Megafreak’s Geed Reigns Supreme!

Singapore’s ULRC on February 14, 2026, saw Megafreak dominate with his Geed deck, claiming the title and a spot at the World Championship. With a field of strong competitors like Keat (2nd place) with Gaia/Agul and Jvv_P (3rd place) with another Geed deck, it was clear that Singapore’s players brought their very best to the event. Megafreak’s win was the cherry on top of an exciting and well-fought tournament.

Indonesia - InfinityCryy’s Geed Shines!

Indonesia’s ULRC on February 7, 2026, saw InfinityCryy claim the championship with his dominant Geed deck. The tournament was filled with intense action, with players like Rave (2nd place) and Faliq (3rd place) showing off their own creative decks like Blazar/Earth Garon and Geed. InfinityCryy’s victory was a testament to the strength and versatility of the Geed deck in this year’s meta.

Looking Ahead to the World Championship!

With regional tournaments now behind us, the spotlight turns to Tokyo, where the World Championship in May 2026 will bring the best of the best together for the ultimate showdown. Many talented players are all looking to make their mark on the world stage once again.

The ULRC 2026 season has been a whirlwind of excitement, strategy, and fierce competition, but the real battle awaits in Tokyo. As the first World Championship unfolds in Ultraman’s milestone 60th anniversary year, it stands as a defining moment for the Ultra League and its players.

Who will rise to the occasion and claim the title of the first World Champion?



We’ll see you there on May 9th!