China's DOU5 were hailed champions of Global Finals of Identity V Call of The Abyss (COA) VI after dominating other teams.
The Global Finals of Identity V COA VI, NetEase's first 1V4 Asymmetry Battle mobile game, concluded with great success on May 3, 2023. This year, the prize pool for the most prestigious e-sports Identity V competition has been increased to USD 584,567.
The playoffs of the COA VI Global Finals were held simultaneously at two venues: Hangzhou, China, and Tokyo, Japan, with online live streaming worldwide.
Four (4) teams from Japan and Southeast Asia (SEA) who advanced to the top 12 of the finals and gathered at the Shinjuku Sumitomo Hall in Tokyo, Japan were: AXZ, ZETA, FL, and Zt.
Meanwhile, Eight (8) teams from the Chinese Mainland competed at China Hangzhou Esports Center in Hangzhou, China.
From April 30 to May 3, 2023, twelve (12) teams competed in four days of playoffs for the prestigious Identity V title. Chinese Mainland's Team DOU5 and Team GG have advanced to the final. Team DOU5 ultimately won the world championship and DOU5_DongX named FMVP. On the other hand, Team GG won second place, and Team Gr won third place.
This year, 20 teams from China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and NAEU competed in the COA VI World Championship. After the tough group stage, 12 top teams worked hard to get to the playoffs, putting on a great show with a lot of variety.
The final was a very interesting show. The two best teams put on superb skills, and the competition for the title was very tight. Five games were played between the two teams. It's clear that both teams did a lot of research on the impressive number of characters and how they fight. In the competition, the two teams each came up with their own unique plans. The contestants gave performances that were just like what you would see in a book. In the end, team DOU5 did better and won the world championship of COA VI. They took home the prize that represents the highest level in the world.
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At the Identity V COA VI Global Finals, teams from different parts of the world show off their best skills and strengths. Competition on a world level was fun for everyone who saw it. This time, e-sports went back to in-person.
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