
Achievements | – |
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Country | Japan |
Region | SEA & Oceania |
World Ranking | – |
Regional Ranking | – |
Matches | – / 68 |
Win Rate | – / 10% |
Current streak | – |
Record win streak | 1 () |
Record lose streak | 1 () |
Earned | – / – |
MVP | – |
PUBGRU Rahxephon
PUBGRU Rahxephon (PRH) is a Japanese PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS team competing in the SEA & Oceania region. Founded in late 2018, the team boasts a history of approximately 70 matches played, resulting in roughly 7 wins. While PRH hasn't achieved any major championship titles or secured high placements in global rankings, their participation in several regional tournaments showcases their dedication and experience within the competitive PUBG scene. Their relatively short competitive lifespan (approximately one year) and focus on regional tournaments has prevented them from accumulating substantial global ranking points.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
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About team
PRH's tournament history includes participation in three PUBG JAPAN SERIES (PJS) seasons. They competed in PJS S1 (November 2018), PJS S2 (April 2019), and PJS S3 (July 2019), though they did not achieve any podium finishes in any of these events. Their participation in these tournaments provided valuable experience and exposure within the Japanese PUBG competitive landscape. This experience, combined with their consistent participation in online matches, contributed to the team's overall development and skill refinement.
Throughout its history, PRH has featured a relatively stable roster of eight players. The initial lineup consisted of shibaf, AreAre, MarioXD, and typerr. Other notable players who have contributed to the team include DAIKI, Fowlier, AsukaTT, and GiLu. Currently, the team does not have an officially announced active roster. The consistent turnover in players highlights the challenges faced by many esports teams in maintaining a stable and high-performing lineup.
Currently, PRH is unranked in any major global or regional PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS rankings. This is likely due to their limited participation in high-profile international tournaments and their relatively recent entry into the competitive scene. While they haven't achieved significant placements in leaderboards, their continued participation in regional events suggests a commitment to improvement and a potential for future success. Their focus on regional competition provides a strong foundation for future growth and potentially higher rankings.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description