This encompasses not just KOI, but also MAD Lions from the LEC, Toronto Defiant in Overwatch, and Toronto Ultra from the Call of Duty League.
However, it appears that developments may be on the horizon, as Ibai has been openly addressing this topic during his livestreams.
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“A significant transformation is coming to KOI,” he stated. “We plan to consolidate all the teams, and I’d love to unveil this with you in real-time.”
“Keep an eye out next week, as I’ll likely reveal the new logos and color schemes and allow you to participate in the selection.”
He further mentioned that “our vision is for everything to be purple,” which aligns with the primary color used by Toronto Ultra as well as KOI’s branding.
On the other hand, Toronto Defiant sports red and black jerseys, whereas MAD Lions are characterized by blue and white tones.
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It’s interesting to note that the Overwatch squad represented Toronto Ultra at the Esports World Cup instead of Defiant.
This may have been a strategic move to gain World Cup points and potentially secure a better financial position in the overall rankings by competing under a unified team identity, hinting at the plans that Ibai and KOI have in mind.
Currently, no other organizations associated with KOI have made official announcements, but it seems Ibai is eager to begin sharing insights with his audience soon.
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