The Pokémon UNITE Winter Tournament 2025 has just wrapped up, and it's time to celebrate as Revenant XSpark emerged as the champions. This victory secures their spot at the Asia League finals, offering them a fresh opportunity to shine on the international stage. Alongside them, Godlike Esports will also represent India, setting the stage for an exciting showdown with a massive prize pool at stake.

If you've been keeping up with our esports coverage, you'll remember that Godlike Esports clinched the gold at the Pokémon Unite ACL 2025 India League finals last week. However, the Winter Tournament provided another pathway to the Asian league finals, and Revenant XSpark seized this opportunity, triumphing after a less successful outing in the India League finals. Their win is a testament to their resilience and skill, and now, they're rightfully celebrating their hard-earned qualification.

The pressure is mounting for both Revenant XSpark and Godlike Esports as they prepare to represent India at the Pokémon Unite Asia Champions League finals in Tokyo. With the competitive esports scene across Asia being incredibly fierce, these teams will need to be at their peak performance to bring home the gold.

India's esports scene has been a topic of much discussion here at Pocket Gamer. The country's massive gaming community, combined with a growing focus on mobile gaming, positions India as a burgeoning force in the world of competitive esports. While Pokémon Unite might not be at the forefront of the MOBA scene, its connection to a beloved IP ensures thrilling esports action for both participants and spectators. With significant prizes and prestige on the line, the upcoming finals promise to be a must-watch event for esports enthusiasts everywhere.

For those eager to dive into Pokémon Unite and test your competitive mettle, don't go in blind. Make sure to consult our Pokémon Unite tier list to get a head start on which characters might be the easiest to master first!