Miniaturizing tokamaks for portable fusion energy solutions faces significant challenges, primarily due to the need for efficiency, which typically requires larger structures. While constructing a tokamak on a large ship is feasible, achieving a truly portable version is unlikely in the near future. A key limitation is the requirement for a large volume to maintain an effective volume/surface area ratio, although increasing plasma density could help. Additionally, high-energy neutron production necessitates substantial shielding, which would constrain the size of any reactor. Overall, the complexity and size of the necessary supporting systems further complicate the development of a compact fusion generator.