Com2uS to Hold "Summoners War Korea-Japan Super Match" Main Event in Osaka on the 14th

Team Korea Aims for Third Consecutive Victory
Official YouTube Live Broadcast Planned

Com2uS announced on March 13 that the main event of the Korea-Japan rivalry, "Summoners War Korea-Japan Super Match 2026," for "Summoners War: Sky Arena" will be held on March 14 in Osaka, Japan.

The finals of the 'Summoners War Korea-Japan Super Match 2026' will be held on the 14th in Osaka, Japan. Photo by Com2uS

First launched in 2023, this tournament is the official national team match for "Summoners War," where summoners representing both countries form teams and compete. The main event will take place in three parts at the Kintetsu Art Museum in Osaka, and will be broadcast live on the official "Summoners War" YouTube channels of both countries.

The first part of the main event, the team match, will feature a 20-star battle, a 2-on-2 match, and the SWC mode. The second part is a winners' relay, where 1-on-1 matches continue until one team is completely eliminated. If the scores are tied after the second part, the third part will be an "Ace Match" to determine the final winning team.

Team Korea, aiming for a third consecutive championship, has assembled an elite roster that showcases a blend of veterans and new talent. Led by BEATD, the winner of the Summoners War World Arena Championship 2018, the team includes SCHOLES, the 2023 MVP, veteran KUROMI!, the passionate JHZZING, and ECK.

Facing them, Team Japan is looking to capitalize on their home advantage to reclaim the championship trophy. The lineup features captain MATSU, TAKUZO10—who has twice competed in the SWC World Finals—and KAMECHAN, the 2023 MVP, as the core members. Veteran OSSERU and rising star BEAT.P are also joining the squad.

Ahead of the main event, Com2uS released an assembly video showcasing the representative squads through both countries' official YouTube channels. On the day of the main event, an offline viewing party will also be held at Spigen Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Previously, in February, 130 summoners were selected through a lottery on the official online community. Plans include watching the matches on a large screen, on-site events, and enthusiastic support for Team Korea.

The matches will begin at 12:00 p.m. on March 14. The total prize pool is $12,000 (approximately 17,600,000 won), which will be awarded to the main event’s winning team and each team’s MVP.

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