Results
| Year | Grand Champion | Runner-up | Special award from "brother" | |||
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| 2005 1, 2 |
Giorgia Vecchini Francesca Dani Emilia FATA LIVIA |
– | – | Nakamura-han | ||
| 2006 3 |
Maurício Somenzari L Olivas (Mah Psylocke) Mônica Somenzari L Olivas (Kawaii Aeris) |
Mariko Cyoko |
Goldi Aoisakuya |
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| 2007 | Damien Ratte Isabelle Jeudy |
Kikiwan Naoki Shigure |
Linaloe Rodriguez Rivera(Linamoon) Alejandra Rodriguez Rivera(Yunnale) |
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| 2008 | Jéssica Moreira Rocha Campos (Pandy) Gabriel Niemietz Braz (Hyoga) |
Zhao Chin Zhang Li |
Yui Mino |
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| 2009 | YuRi RiE |
Bereniç Serrano Vidal (Piruletosa) Laura Fernández Ramos (Madoka) |
Elizabeth Licata (fatwetdog) India Davis (Dia) |
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| 2010 | Luca Buzzi Giancarlo Di Pierro |
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Gabrielle Christine Valerio Gabriel Niemietz Braz (Hyoga) Orawan Aggavinate (Alexis Seiz) |
Orawan Aggavinate (Alexis Seiz) Patawikorn Uttisen (Pat) |
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| 2011 | Maurício Somenzari Leite Olivas Mônica Somenzari Leite Olivas |
Marika Roncon Daniela Maiorana |
Tessa Beattie Jessica L. Allie |
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| 2012 | Yukari Shimotsuki Kaito |
Frank Koh Valerie Seng |
Frank Koh Valerie Seng |
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- ^1 Group Champion: France (Pauline Mesa, Laurence Guermond Wendy Roeltgen)
- ^2 Individual Champion: Giorgia Vecchini
- ^3 3rd: Italy (Alessandro Leuti, Alessia de Magistris)
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