- The Pokémon UNITE Winter Tournament 2025 has officially wrapped up
- Revenant XSpark claimed victory, securing their spot in the Asia League finals
- With substantial prize money at stake, Revenant and Godlike Esports will represent India internationally
For those keeping up with our esports updates (admittedly published less frequently), you might remember Godlike Esports winning the Pokémon Unite ACL 2025 India League finals last week. Now, Revenant XSpark has seized the remaining opportunity to qualify for the Asian league finals.
As the final qualifying event, the Pokémon UNITE Winter Tournament 2025 determined which team would join Godlike Esports at the Asia Champions League finals in Tokyo. Revenant's victory comes as sweet redemption after their underwhelming performance during the India League finals.
The stakes are higher than ever as both Godlike and Revenant XSpark prepare to compete on behalf of India at the Asia Champions League finals. Facing fierce competition across the region, both teams will need to bring their A-game to triumph.
India's rising esports dominanceIndia's rapidly growing esports landscape has become a frequent discussion point here at Pocket Gamer. The country's massive gaming community, with its increasing focus on mobile platforms, positions India as an emerging powerhouse in competitive gaming.
While Pokémon Unite might not dominate the MOBA scene like some competitors, its popular franchise appeal continues to deliver thrilling competitive matches for players and spectators. With significant prizes and prestige up for grabs, the upcoming finals promise exciting viewing for esports enthusiasts.
For newcomers to Pokémon Unite considering competitive play, proper preparation is key. Before diving in, consult our Pokémon Unite tier list to identify beginner-friendly options and strategize accordingly.
