Beast Coast Presents Safari Zone
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Organized by Brooklan Battle Stadium
Scarlet & Violet - Regulation E

Welcome to Safari Zone! Beastcoast is teaming up with BrookLAN to bring you an NYC exclusive 2-day Pokemon event. Compete in VGC battles, connect with your favorite creators, and position yourself for victory in future challenges.

VIP Passes Include:

Free Entry to bracket + 2 day full access + Sponsorhip perks/gear + Exlcusive VIP Content Creator Mingle 7pm EST - 10pm EST Saturday night Featuring:

Wolfe Glick James Baek Pokesports Moxie Boosted ProfessorRex NinoPokeBros And More! And to celebrate the community, we're offering Safari Zone exclusive merch and themed event badges. Whether you're a seasoned Trainer or just beginning your journey, there's something for everyone to enjoy on-site. See you there!

Safari Zone is a vaccine only event. You must have received a full COVID-19 vaccination to attend.

-Tournament rules

Bring 6 Pokémon and Choose 4 for each game! "Official Rules 1" ruleset will be used for in game battles. Team sheet errors will result in a game loss, all tera types must be listed.

Pairings for rounds and score reports are done through Limitless. Please have a device on you at all times that can access this page. It is not the tournament organizer's or a judge's responsibility to check it for you.

You must bring your own Nintendo Switch and a copy of Pokémon Scarlet or Violet to participate, which you are personally responsible for at all times. We do not have devices for you to use and are not liable if your equipment gets lost or damaged.

You will be provided with a teamsheet at the event. If you wish to print out your own copy, there is a link located in the Open Teamsheets section of the event page. If a portion of your sheet is deemed illegible, penalties will be handed out depending on the severity of the error(s). This includes but is not limited to: loss of held item/move, loss of Pokémon, game loss, and disqualification.

It is recommended that you bring some form of a portable power bank charger for your switch. There are some outlets available at the location, but this is a local event. Switch docks with chargers that you receive at regionals will not be supplied at the match tables. You don’t want to be having to worry about your switch battery running out in the late rounds of swiss or even worse top cut.

At the beginning of each round, you are allotted 10 minutes to check in and find your opponent. Failure to check in with your opponent after 10 minutes has passed will result in a game loss. After another 10 minutes have passed you will receive a second game loss and lose the round.

Rental teams ARE allowed. As long as you are able to fill out the Open Team Sheet (OTS), you can use that rental team.

This tournament will use open teamsheets. All sheets must have your six Pokémon with their held item, ability, tera type, and moveset submitted before the start of Swiss round 1. During your matches, you will be using paper team sheets to see details about your opponent's team.

Team sheets will be printed out at the venue for you just make sure you provide the poke paste for us to print it. Bracket starts at 11am so please get to the venue 45 minutes before, so we can print out your sheet

Below is an example teamsheet entry. All six Pokémon must be one after another in your submission and separated by one line each to format correctly on Limitless.

EXAMPLE- Amoonguss @ Rocky Helmet

Ability: Regenerator

Tera Type: Dark

• Rage Powder

• Clear Smog

• Spore

• Protect

MATCH ETIQUETTE

At the start of each round, please wait until the organizer tells everyone you can begin. Once you are connected to the Union Circle (instructions below) then you can exchange team sheets. You may bring a notebook to write notes during the match, but you must start a fresh page for each new match. Wireless controllers are not allowed, you must have a wired controller to connect them to the Nintendo Switch. Controllers must be connected via their wire to the Nintendo Switch Docks available. Similarly, headphones are only allowed if they are connected via an aux cable to the Nintendo Switch console. Wireless headphones/earbuds / etc are not allowed. Do not have any food or drinks while playing, a sip of a drink is acceptable but then you must put the beverage on the ground. Plesae save snacks and drinks for in between rounds.

UNION CIRCLE Go to Poke Portal. Decide who hosts the Union Circle. The host will give a four-digit code for the Union Circle. Once you are in the Union Circle, go back to Poke Portal and select Link Battle then Double Battle.

Tounament Cap 128 players

Swiss Rounds

Phase 1- Swiss Rounds Day 1 will be 7 rounds of Swiss rounds Swiss rounds will be 60 minutes each Bo3 To qualify for Day 2 which 32 players advance must go X-2

Phase 2- Top Cut

16 players advance, 5 rounds of Swiss are played qualifying players go into phase three top 8.

Phase 3 -

Top 8 is bo3 Single elimination bracket. All matches will be played on stream.

Wins are worth 3 match point, ties 1.

Doubles Ruleset

Pokémon Restrictions: Available National Pokédex Pokémon Limits: Team of 4 to 6 Pokémon from Level 1 to Level 100. All Pokémon then set to Level 50 Game time: 20 minutes Your Time: 7 Minutes Team Preview: 90 Seconds Turn Time: 45 Seconds Regulation E allows for players to utilize all available Pokémon other than Restricted Legendary Pokémon. This includes Pokémon transferred from Pokémon HOME, and Hidden Treasures of Area Zero Part 1: Teal Mask Paldea Pokédex No. 001–398 as well as certain other Pokémon are eligible to participate. Certain Pokémon may not be used

Legal Pokemon

Paldea Pokédex No. 001–398 Teal Mask Pokedex

Charmander Charmeleon Charizard Pikachu (8 Hat Variants) Raichu (Alola Form) Diglett (Alola Form) Dugtrio (Alola Form) Meowth (Alola and Galar Forms) Persian (Alola Form) Growlithe (Hisui Form) Arcanine (Hisui Form) Slowpoke (Galar Form) Slowbro (Galar Form) Grimer (Alola Form) Muk (Alola Form) Voltorb (Hisui Form) Electrode (Hisui Form) Tauros (Kanto Form) Articuno (Kanto and Galar Forms) Zapdos (Kanto and Galar Forms) Moltres (Kanto and Galar Forms) Cyndaquil Quilava Typhlosion (Johto and Hisui Forms) Wooper (Johto Form) Quagsire Slowking (Galar Form) Qwilfish (Hisui Form) Sneasel (Hisui Form) Uxie Mesprit Azelf Heatran Cresselia Oshawott Dewott Samurott (Kalos and Hisui Forms) Lilligant (Hisui Form) Basculin (Hisui Form) Zorua (Hisui Form) Zoroark (Hisui Form) Tornadus (Incarnate and Theriane Forms) Thundurus (Incarnate and Theriane Forms) Landorus (Incarnate and Theriane Forms) Chespin Quilladin Chesnaught Fennekin Braixen Delphox Froakie Frogadier Greninja Vivillon (Kalos Form) Carbink Avalugg (Hisui Form) Rowlett Dartrix Dedidueye (Alola and Hisui Forms) Grookey Thwackey Rillaboom Scorbunny Raboot Cinderace Sobble Drizzile Inteleon Perserker Kubfu Urshifu (Single-Strike and Rapid Strike Styles) Regieleki Regidrago Glastrier Spectrier Wyrdeer Kleavor Ursaluna Basculegion Sneasler Overqwil Enamorus (Incarnate and Therian Forms)

Banned Pokemon

・Koraidon and Miraidon ・Walking Wake and Iron Leaves ・Mewtwo and Mew ・Kyogre, Groudon, and Rayquaza ・Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina ・Arceus ・Meloetta ・Hoopa ・Diancie ・Volcanion ・Magearna ・Zacian and Zamazenta ・Eternatus ・Zarude ・Calyrex

Tournament Structure

Day 1 Swiss
7 Swiss Rounds - BO3
60 minutes per round
no round check-in
32 players advance to the next phase
Day 2 Top cut
5 Swiss Rounds - BO3
60 minutes per round
no round check-in
8 players advance to the next phase
Top 8 Single Elimination
3 Single Elimination Rounds - BO3
60 minutes per round
no round check-in
Wins are worth 3 match points, ties 1