Pokémon Unite\'s Winter Tournament 2025 concludes with new winners, and participants for finals

The Pokémon UNITE Winter Tournament 2025 has just wrapped up, crowning Revenant XSpark as the champions. This victory has earned them a coveted spot at the Asia league finals, where they'll join Godlike esports in representing India. With a substantial prize pool at stake, the stakes couldn't be higher for these two Indian teams.

If you've been keeping up with our esports coverage, you might remember that Godlike secured their place at the Pokémon Unite ACL 2025 India League finals just last week. However, the Winter Tournament provided one last opportunity for teams to qualify for the Asian league finals, and Revenant XSpark seized the moment. After a less than stellar showing at the India League finals, Revenant's triumph is a testament to their resilience and skill.

Now, the pressure is on as Godlike and Revenant XSpark prepare to compete against Asia's best at the Pokémon Unite Asia Champions League finals in Tokyo. Facing fierce competition from across the continent, both teams will need to be at their peak performance to claim victory.

India's esports scene has been making waves, and here at Pocket Gamer, we've been closely following the developments. The country's massive gaming community, particularly the growing interest in mobile gaming, has positioned India as a rising force in competitive esports.

While Pokémon Unite might not be as dominant in the MOBA scene as some other titles, its connection to the popular Pokémon franchise ensures exciting esports action. With significant financial rewards and prestige on the line, the upcoming finals promise to be a thrilling event for esports enthusiasts everywhere.

For those looking to dive into Pokémon Unite and test their competitive skills, it's crucial to come prepared. Check out our Pokémon Unite tier list to get a head start on which characters might be easier to master first!