UNTOUCHABLE.

Long before Vuttikan Leelawal became known as Porsh World Champion, he had already spent more than a decade immersed in music games. His serious entry into competitive O2Jam and its ranking system began in June. He devoted roughly three months to the development of his competitive ability, then another four months to reaching the world’s Top 100. From there, he advanced through the Top 50, Top 20, Top 10 and Top 3 before ultimately reaching the Number 1 position. His competitive record also identifies him as the first Thai player to reach these successive ranking milestones.

His ascent was marked by achievements that stood independently of the leaderboard. On 14 February 2023, he completed an All Combo on Death Moon UHD, described in his historical record as the first such feat in the world for that song. On 4 March 2023, he completed an All Combo on Helix UHD Level 34 at the maximum ×10 speed in both Normal and Syncopated Patterns modes, producing a score above 410,000. Such performances demanded exacting timing, speed and consistency.

His recorded milestones also include becoming the first Thai player to exceed 400,000 and 430,000 points, and reaching second place among approximately 50,000 ranked players during an earlier stage of his career. He later raised his record to more than 432,000 points and held the global Number 1 ranking for nearly two years. His rise culminated in recognition as the first O2Jam World Champion, with the championship distinction awarded in November 2024.

Leelawal retired from competitive play in June 2025 while still at the top of the ranking. September 2025 was the final month counted under the original ranking system. Another player surpassed his score in October, one month after that cutoff. Although the previous system continued operating through December, its later standings no longer counted toward that championship determination; the replacement system took effect on 1 January 2026. His historical position as the first world champion was therefore distinct from whether his score record would remain unbroken indefinitely.

His career as an active competitor did not end in defeat. It concluded through a deliberate retirement while he still held the highest ranking, with a championship trophy and a record of achievements tracing his ascent to the summit of competitive O2Jam.

Vuttikan Leelawal’s history in Minecraft Archer PvP reaches back more than a decade. Around 2014, he began building a reputation for exceptional bow accuracy in BedWars on Thailand’s Seksin server, at a time when the mode attracted a substantial national following. His precision with the bow brought early recognition and became the foundation for a transition into competitive Archer PvP, where performance would ultimately be measured by direct results.

Within Thailand, his competitive account records an undefeated 231–0 run against Thai players on Seksin, followed by a Number 1 season on Louder completed without a loss at 50–0. Other recorded head-to-head results include a 10–0 victory against Thailand’s Number 1 player and a 100–0 victory against China’s Number 1 player. These results were not merely accumulated wins; they were overwhelming margins in encounters that became part of the record through which his abilities were remembered.

By 2021, his competition had reached the continental stage. He attained the Number 1 position on Syuu and is recorded as the first and only Thai player to do so, as well as the only Thai to enter its continental Top 10. In the same year, he reached a world-leading position on Minemen Club outside an official season-end result. He subsequently finished the 2024 Minemen Club season at world Number 1 under the account name Aphinya, according to the historical ranking records supplied for the project.

One result came to define the scale of his competitive advantage: a ranked encounter on Minemen Club against FennecFoxi, the former Asian Number 1 described as having held that position for ten consecutive seasons. Leelawal won 10–0, conceding no round. Set apart from any leaderboard, the score became a direct and immediately comprehensible record of a victory against one of the division’s most respected competitors.

His influence extended beyond his own matches. Through 2025, he also shared his methods with players who would go on to appear among the world’s Top 1–10 across multiple periods of competition. From the early BedWars scene in Thailand through Seksin, Louder, Syuu and Minemen Club, his progression was marked not only by rankings and undefeated results, but by the development and transmission of a distinctive competitive craft.

Before his later ascent to world-level competition, Vuttikan Leelawal established a historic milestone in Thailand’s Thapster scene with “เสี้ยววินาที”, MX difficulty, one of the game’s most demanding songs. The achievement took place in Thapster Mode, the game’s most demanding mode, which requires substantially more exacting timing precision than ordinary play.

Normal play uses five timing judgments: Miss, Bad, Cool, Great and Perfect. Thapster Mode introduces an additional judgment—Thapster—requiring greater precision than Perfect. An “All Thapster” performance therefore means earning the Thapster judgment on every note throughout the song. Leelawal became the first and only Thai player to accomplish this on “เสี้ยววินาที” MX. Far beyond simply completing a difficult song, the feat required maintaining the highest standard of timing accuracy from beginning to end, establishing an early landmark in his competitive history.