Duelist: Kaajak - performed well all year. Had a lot of pressure being a rookie and being put on one of the most successful organizations in VALORANT. Despite the loss to fellow rookie duelist, Mada, Kaajak made TWO international grand finals.
Sentinel: I've been enlightened, give it to d4v41
Initiator: I think only one player truly stands out to me here, and its Ethan. He stuck to the plan, and held his head up when NRG was at their lowest last year, and because of that, got to celebrate at the biggest stage in all of VALORANT.
Controller: Keiko had a really good year, BUT s0m battled through it all to win it all, however, for the sake of NOT having multiple world champs, I can safely hand this one off to Keiko.
Igl: I think this deserves to go to valyn. I mean being the igl for the team that one three straight regionals, and finished second in Bangkok, says something. I think he was bound to be somewhere on the list, but here is perfect.
Player: The MVP of 2025, The Man, The Myth, The Legend. This one is hard, there are so many good options. However, I quickly ruled some out. To be the best player in the world, you do have to be part of a great team, a team that made an international, maybe two. That's what it takes to be the best in the world. My answer, is Chronicle.
Quick sum:
Duelist: Kaajak
Sentinel: d4v41
Initiator: Ethan
Controller: Keiko
Igl: valyn
Player: Chronicle