There are few things more exciting to me, an average Pokémon enjoyer, than a huge convention full of other fans like me. Yet, I personally cannot attend Pokémon Worlds Anaheim because there's an ocean separating me from it. If you're in a similar position, or perhaps you can't afford to attend this year, worry not - there are plenty of ways to keep up with the action from wherever you are, and there'll be a lot of it.
With controversies like the last-minute roster changes, exclusive merch scalpers, and the previously-shut-down-but-now-saved Pokémon Rescue Team, Worlds is shaping up to be a classic event. Luckily, TPC is streaming it all for our viewing entertainment. With teams of casters for each game, a full schedule to help you plan, and highlight videos on YouTube, you don't need to miss a second of the convention.
There will also be an array of Twitch drops for watching, including Timed Research and exclusive in-game clothing for Pokémon Go, hourglasses for TCG Pocket, and coins and licenses for Pokémon Unite. There's also a Pokémon Scarlet and Violet mystery gift code for all to redeem a Farigiraf on top of the code that attendees can get.
TPC is also incentivising co-streams, with rewards for streamers in Pokémon Go and Pokémon TCG Live, so if you fancy it, you can find the guidelines for co-streamers here. There are also a number of official partnered co-streamers, so check with your favorite Pokémon streamers to see if they're involved.
We hope you have a lovely Worlds, whether you're there in person or collecting copious drops from Twitch. For more Pokémon, check out our Pokémon Go codes, our Pokémon TCG Pocket codes, or our Pokédex. Or, for some hot takes, take a look at our best Pokémon games of all time list, and see if you agree.