The Pokémon Unite Asia Champions League (PUACL) India tournament concluded with Godlike Esports emerging victorious. This win marks their seventh consecutive victory, securing their spot to represent India at the PUACL 2025 finals. This achievement is particularly noteworthy as Godlike Esports had initially ranked at the bottom but made an impressive comeback.

Pokémon fans often engage with the game with a surprising level of seriousness, a trait that extends to the competitive esports scene. Godlike Esports, true to their bold name, dominated the playoffs of the Pokémon Unite ACL 2025 India League, securing their place in the finals with an outstanding performance. Their journey from the bottom of the rankings to champions is a testament to their skill and determination.

With their victory, Godlike Esports will now head to Japan to compete in the PUACL 2025 finals. The Indian finals drew nearly half a million viewers on the last day, signaling the immense interest and potential viewership for the upcoming global event.

Given the competitive nature and size of India's esports scene, coupled with a $40k prize pool, it's no wonder that Godlike Esports brought their A-game to the tournament. This success highlights the growing popularity of Pokémon's spin-off titles, such as Unite, which continue to attract top competitors and significant audiences despite being less prominent in the esports landscape.

While the finals in Japan are still on the horizon, fans can look forward to the Pokémon Unite Winter Tournament. This event will provide remaining competitors with their last opportunity to qualify for the prestigious finals in Tokyo this March.

For those inspired to dive into Pokémon Unite following this exciting news, don't feel overwhelmed. Our comprehensive guides and tier list of all characters in Pokémon Unite are here to help you get started and prepared for the game.