PokémonXP Is Running Alongside 2026 Worlds in San Francisco. The Co-Streamer Lineup Hasn't Dropped Yet.
The Pokémon Company has confirmed PokémonXP as a festival-style companion event to the 2026 World Championships, but the co-streamer roster is still pending.
What Happened
The 2026 Pokémon World Championships is set for August 28–30 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Running simultaneously is PokémonXP, a new fan-focused festival featuring panels, workshops, and interactive activities. The Pokémon Company has officially announced the co-streamer program for the event, but the specific creators and channels making up that roster have not yet been named publicly.
Why Collectors Should Care
Worlds co-streams are where a huge slice of the TCG community watches the event unfold, and the creators chosen shape which cards, decks, and products get the most eyeballs during one of the highest-traffic weekends of the Pokémon calendar. PokémonXP adds a new layer this year: a festival format running alongside the competitive brackets means more content, more creator presence, and more sustained attention on the TCG. For collectors, that kind of concentrated spotlight historically moves product interest and card prices in the weeks surrounding the event.
Questions Collectors Are Asking
When and where is the 2026 Pokémon World Championships?
August 28–30, 2026, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California.
What is PokémonXP?
PokémonXP is a new festival-style fan event running at the same time as the World Championships. It includes panels, workshops, and interactive activities, and is separate from the competitive tournament itself.
Who are the official co-streamers for 2026 Worlds?
The Pokémon Company has announced a co-streamer program for the event, but the specific creators have not been named publicly yet.
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