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Singles Championship (Patrick Yapjoco)<\/summary>\n

Pat comes back to win his second singles World title and third overall. And this time he gives us the very excellent Mighty Thor #063 Beta Ray Bill<\/strong><\/a>. This makes Pat the first (and only, so far) player to have a singles championship piece both with his likeness and without.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

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Team World Championship (Jordan Bean, John Knoph, Kyle Robinson)<\/summary>\n

It takes a little longer for this team’s figure to comes out, but it’s definitely a cool and unique one. A non-duo duo figure, Batman the Animated Series #060 Hawkman & Hawkgirl<\/strong><\/a> is a very cool piece. <\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Singles National Championships<\/summary>\n

2016 saw another grand experiment for National champions. This year, a select number of National Champions got to choose a character to be made in the game. This was also the last year that the prize was given out. This was the first year that US Nationals and Worlds were both run in the same weekend at Origins Game Fair in Columbus, Ohio. Listed below are the country, winner, and a link to their figure. <\/p>\n\n\n\n