Jeong 'Chovy' Ji-hoon: I'm just happy to have beaten T1. Rather than placing too much weight on the victory itself, I value the hard work put into preparing for MSI and our ability to win even in difficult situations. Knowing that we can pull off a win even when things are looking grim is a massive takeaway.

Jeong 'Chovy' Ji-hoon: That loss to T1 happened on the Worlds stage. MSI is MSI, and Worlds is another chapter—I will keep sharpening my skills to ensure we can get our revenge there as well.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: You haven't truly beaten T1 until you've taken them down at Worlds.

Kim 'Kiin' Gi-in: There isn't anyone specific. I just want to face strong teams, beat them all, and win the championship.

Kim 'Canyon' Geon-bu: Coming to MSI, I realized every team is incredibly talented. My goal is to prepare even better for Worlds and win it all.

Jeong 'Chovy' Ji-hoon: It's not about wanting to face a specific team or player, but rather wanting to beat every opponent we encounter.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: I’d rather not meet anyone; they are all too good.

Ju 'Duro' Min-gyu: After playing through MSI, my honest feeling is that I’d prefer not to run into any of them if possible.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: We managed to go at least even in what were slightly unfavorable matchups today. I believe that compared to bot laners worldwide, the pairing of Ju 'Duro' Min-gyu and myself showed a much higher level of competitiveness throughout this tournament.

Ju 'Duro' Min-gyu: I believe that once you lose your confidence, it’s over. It is everything. I think I made it this far thanks to the many people supporting me.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: It’s been a fun and valuable experience to win in the two best regions. Looking back, every victory was joyful. For the EWC, my goal is to survive as long as possible, just like we did at MSI.

Jeong 'Chovy' Ji-hoon: The biggest difference was our focus on objective skirmishes and side-lane management. We were willing to sacrifice a lane to gain an advantage with the main group, and we put a lot of effort into clearing vision for the team, which worked out well. As for the LCK, my first goal is to continue the performance we showed in the regular season and win every match.

Jeong 'Chovy' Ji-hoon: In the past, even if I gained an advantage in the laning phase, I couldn't translate that into team success. As I've continued to grow, I feel my team play when facing Lee 'Faker' Sang-hyeok has improved significantly. I am excited to see if I can put on a good performance against someone who always shows up big at Worlds.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: It is a very special victory. It’s my first MSI with Gen.G, and it feels quite surreal. I’ve been with Gen.G for a long time, but I had never made it to this stage before, so winning it on my first attempt is a fantastic experience.

Kim 'Canyon' Geon-bu: I seem to play Nidalee in every important match, and it definitely gives me a positive emotional boost. I'm glad I could ride that feeling to a win.

Ju 'Duro' Min-gyu: By the fifth game, the support champion pool was running thin. We had to go for a bit of an off-meta pick, and I believe Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk and the coaching staff brought up 'Pyke'.

Kim 'Kiin' Gi-in: As the winner of this MSI, I believe I am the best. Excluding myself, I would pick Doran, Bin, and Flandre.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: I felt we were in a good spot when the laning phase in Game 5 went smoothly. But when we successfully executed the dive during the second lane swap, I knew we were going to win.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: The loss in Game 3 actually gave me clarity—it proved that team compositions are incredibly important, and if we drafted well, we would win. Because of that, I didn't feel much pressure; I just focused on how to draft a better comp. We spent time deliberating on the right marksman and support pairings, and I think it worked out.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: We keep talking about Worlds because, even if you perform well in the league or MSI, it feels like a failed year if you don't win Worlds. I don't think this MSI win will have a direct impact on Worlds because patches and meta shifts are inevitable. However, the one thing we take away is the confidence that 'Gen.G can beat anyone if we stay the course.' That belief will be a huge asset at Worlds.

Coach Kim Jeong-soo: In the LCK, the hardest part was the time it took to adapt to lane swaps and the introduction of Fearless Draft. However, the players improved their skills rapidly, leading to a long winning streak, and I am very satisfied with our performance over the past few months.

Park 'Ruler' Jae-hyuk: It’s hard to say who played better or worse. I think Lee 'Gumayusi' Min-hyeong played well even in the lower bracket finals. I don't have any strong thoughts on it.

Ju 'Duro' Min-gyu: Rather than feeling burdened, I knew that 'Pyke' is a character that needs to snowball. Because I understood the champion's strengths and weaknesses, I felt confident in picking it.

Jeong 'Chovy' Ji-hoon: I feel the mid-lane champion pool has broadened, giving us more options. Looking at the MSI stats, Twisted Fate actually went winless. Since everyone here is a top-tier player, I trusted the data. The current meta is focused on skirmishing, and since we had doubts about Twisted Fate's power in that environment, we steered clear of it.