The gaming community has been supporting Hong Kong pretty vehemently over the past few weeks. Recently, we saw people protesting outside Blizzcon in support of Hong Kong, and it showed the support people are extending from different parts of the world. Pokemon fans have also started a movement on Twitter, supporting Hong Kong with the hashtag, #PokemonForHK.

There are a number of artistic artworks that have been making rounds on Twitter, with a number of figurative symbols, each having their own symbolic value. Here are some of the best tweets.

Hey! HKers are drawing #PokemonForHK — even if you can't draw, we're still grateful for your best Diglett or Ditto! In case some of our foreign friends aren't familiar with our protest symbols, here's a quick summary of the common ones.#Pokemon #PokemonSwordShield pic.twitter.com/1zjQLpFvPU — pikat 🇭🇰 (@pikatl) November 6, 2019

Bauhinia Region Pokédex No.080 Bauhinia Region's Slowbro's tail has a traffic cone attached. Seeing how HKers use cones to douse teargas, Slowbro volunteers as a firefighter, running to where its cone is needed to keep its friends safe.#PokemonforHK #PokemonSwordandShield pic.twitter.com/BI85rt2P4I — uwu (@uwu_uwu_mo) November 5, 2019

#078 #Rapidash #PokemonforHK Rapidash: lightning quick! Though our lovely Lennon walls keep getting ripped down, HKers speedily restore the walls to full glory every day. thank you to @badiucao for the lennon wall flag!#PokemonSwordShield @Pokemon #pokemonfanart pic.twitter.com/baEHw1d8Tz — hk wuliff 𓅯 (@hkwuliff) November 5, 2019