In Pokémon UNITE, battles take place in stages. Each has its own dimensions, wild Pokémon, length and number of players. The stage depends on the mode you choose.

The stages at a glance

StageModePlayersLength
Theia Sky RuinsStandard and ranked5 vs 510 minutes
Remoat StadiumStandard5 vs 510 minutes
Mer StadiumQuick4 vs 45 minutes
Shivre CityQuick4 vs 45 minutes
Auroma ParkQuick3 vs 35 minutes

According to Poképédia and Serebii. Quick Battle stages rotate every day.

Theia Sky Ruins

This is the reference stage: the one used for Ranked Battles and competitions. It features the game’s classic structure, with two lanes, a central area rich in wild Pokémon, powerful Pokémon at set times and a legendary Pokémon at the end of the match.

The stage has variants over the seasons: Ranked Battles series 40, until November 1, 2026, is played on its Groudon version.

A clash in a goal zone.

Quick Battle stages

4 vs 4

Mer Stadium

A compact stage, also used for some special modes. Ideal for chaining fights back to back.

4 vs 4

Shivre City

A snowy city, with its own wild Pokémon and objectives.

3 vs 3

Auroma Park

The smallest format: every player counts, and fights break out from the first seconds.

Variants and event stages

Special versions appear during events: a snowy Remoat Stadium, a Mer Stadium decked out for Pikachu’s party, a Shivre City in Eevee’s colors, or a mode where a player faces waves of Pokémon. Remoat Stadium also hosts the First to 500 mode.