In Pokémon UNITE, you don’t win by knocking out the most opponents, but by scoring the most points. Understanding how Aeos energy circulates and how goal zones work is the first step to winning.
Preparation
Before each battle, a one-minute phase lets you choose your Pokémon, your held items and your battle item. Only one player per team can pick a given Pokémon. This is the time to check that the team mixes roles: Attackers, Defenders, Supporters.Aeos energy and the Unite Ball
Knocking out a wild or opposing Pokémon earns Aeos energy, stored in your Unite Ball. Its capacity depends on your level:
- levels 1 to 8: up to 30 points;
- levels 9 to 11: up to 40 points;
- levels 12 to 15: up to 50 points.
If your Unite Ball is full, the energy falls to the ground as yellow orbs that anyone can pick up. If you are knocked out, you lose part of your energy.
Scoring a goal
To score, you must stay in an opposing goal zone long enough for the goal to register. The more points you carry, the longer it takes. Any attack you receive or action you take during this time interrupts the goal: you keep your points, but have to start over.Your team's zones
They continuously restore your Pokémon’s HP: this is where to fall back.
Opposing zones
Each goal weakens them; once a zone has received enough points, it is destroyed and you have to aim for the next one.
Sitrus Berries
Along with your team’s zones, they are the main way to recover HP during the match.
Wild Pokémon and the legendary
Wild Pokémon regularly appear on the map. Others, more powerful, show up at specific spots and give big advantages to the team that knocks them out. Near the end of the match, depending on the stage, a legendary Pokémon appears: defeating it can turn around a match that was going badly.The end of the battle
The team that scored the most points wins. A results screen then details performances: each player receives an overall score that takes into account their KOs, assists and points scored, and the best score on each team is named MVP.| Medal | Reward |
|---|---|
| Points | The player who scored the most points on their team |
| KOs | The most opposing Pokémon knocked out |
| Assists | The most assists |
| Damage | The most damage taken |
| Healing | The most HP restored to allies |
| Role medals (gold, silver) | A high score in one’s role: Attacker, Speedster, All-Rounder, Defender or Supporter |
The five rolesAttacker, All-Rounder, Speedster, Defender, Supporter: who does what in a team.
Moves and levelsLevels 1 to 15, move choices, boosted basic attack and Unite Move.
Tips for winningLanes, resources, objectives, timing: the habits that win games.
StagesTheia Sky Ruins, Outremer Gym, Shivre City, Fragrance Garden…



