Pokémon TCG Pocket, launched in October 2024, has rapidly become a significant force in competitive Pokémon gaming. The mobile game has attracted both casual players and serious competitors, with tournaments regularly drawing 500-600 participants and some exceeding 1,500 players.

Community tournaments began appearing on Limitless TCG within days of the game's release, showcasing the strong demand for competitive play. The grassroots competitive scene has flourished, supported by dedicated content creators and tournament organizers.

Players are actively calling for official support, with tournament organizers highlighting impressive statistics about unique competitors and skill expression. The community particularly desires an internal ranked system and official tournament integration.

While the official Pokémon competitive scene already includes VGC, TCG, Go, and UNITE, adding Pocket could significantly expand the community. The game has attracted both veteran Pokémon players and newcomers to the franchise, creating a diverse player base.

The game continues to evolve with new expansion sets like Space-Time Smackdown and consistent updates. Regular online tournaments and deck experimentation demonstrate the community's commitment to competitive play.

The potential inclusion of Pokémon TCG Pocket in official tournaments, including Worlds, would acknowledge the game's competitive merit and support its growing community. While its future in official competition remains uncertain, the foundation for competitive success is already firmly established.

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