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This Pokemon UNITE tier list ranks every Pokemon's viability in the current meta for solo queue, low elo, and each role. Since rankings may shift with each update and new Pokemon release, this tier list reflects the latest patch and is updated each time the meta changes.
| Pokemon UNITE Main Tier Lists | ||
|---|---|---|
Pokemon Tier List |
Held Items Tier List |
Battle Items Tier List |
Solo-Queue Tier List |
Low-Elo Tier List |
Free Character Tier List |
List of Contents
Tier List Updated: October 18, 2026.
Pokemon in each Tier are arranged alphabetically and are not ordered in a particular way.

With the release of Jolteon, Flareon, and version 1.24.2.6, the tier list evaluation is now complete. Check out the placements and changes below.
Flareon’s gameplay revolves around building and maintaining its heat gauge through moves and basic attacks. As the gauge fills, Flareon’s Attack stat increases and its basic attacks gain stronger HP recovery. Upon reaching the threshold, Flareon emits flames around itself, damaging all nearby enemies. While these effects make Flareon an efficient damage dealer, it takes long time to set up and requires ongoing maintenance once triggered, often resulting in inconsistent damage output.
Jolteon’s strength and mobility stem from its Quick Feet ability. Each time it lands a move or boosted attack, it applies a jolt counter to the target. Pursuing a jolted opponent increases Jolteon’s movement speed, and reaching 5 counters triggers a powerful lightning strike that deals heavy damage. Unlike Flareon, Jolteon’s Quick Feet mechanic is quick to activate, easy to set up, and requires no ongoing maintenance, making it a more streamlined option in battle.
Toxtricity is a solid Sp. Atk‑type damage dealer. It boasts naturally fast attack speed, which can be further enhanced through its abilities and moves. Its gameplay revolves around switching timbres to adapt to different scenarios, allowing it to consistently gain the upper hand.
Toxtricity Best Builds & Guide
| Update Date | Pokemon | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 10/18 |
Jolteon
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Enters SS Tier • Jolteon is a classic Speedster, defined by high mobility and burst damage. Unlike Flareon, Jolteon’s Quick Feet mechanic is quick to activate, easy to set up, and requires no ongoing maintenance, making it a more streamlined option in battle. |
| 10/18 |
Flareon
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Enters S Tier • Flareon is a solid All‑Rounder with strong early‑game scaling. However, compared to Jolteon, its Flash Fire mechanic takes longer to set up and requires ongoing maintenance once triggered, often resulting in inconsistent damage output. |
| 10/1 |
Toxtricity
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Enters SS Tier • Toxtricity's naturally fast attack speed coupled with each timbre's effects makes it versatile attack-damage Pokemon. |
| Update Date | Pokemon | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 10/18 |
Slowbro
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• The stat buff Slowbro received made it more durable, while the Increased burn duration to Scald slightly improved its damage. |
| Update Date | Pokemon | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 10/18 |
Moltres
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• Moltres remains a powerful All‑Rounder and a reliable damage dealer. However, its overall pick rate has declined in recent play, reflecting a shift in player preferences. |
| 10/18 |
Yveltal
Zapdos
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• While both Yveltal and Zapdos are exceptional damage dealers, their viability has diminished in the current meta. The dominance of Morpeko and Jolteon leaves them vulnerable, as they can be easily targeted and countered by either Pokemon, reducing their effectiveness as consistent picks. |
| 10/18 |
Typhlosion
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• Typhlosion’s viability in the current meta has become highly situational, with its performance hinging on specific matchups and team compositions. While it can still deliver strong results under favorable conditions, its consistency is less reliable compared to more universally adaptable picks. |
| Solid Meta Picks |
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These Pokemon are great, high-impact meta picks that show consistent solid performance in most cases.
| Alternative Picks |
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These are solid alternative picks for any of the higher-tier Pokemon. They can be favorable in certain matchups and team comps.
| Conditional Picks |
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These Pokemon are less viable picks due to their inconsistent performance. They can still be a good pick in certain cases, but there are just simply better options.
| Least Viable Picks |
|---|
These Pokemon are the least viable picks due to their poor performance compared to higher-tier picks. They are simply overshadowed by other Pokemon in the meta.
This list evaluates the Pokemon depending on its effectiveness of being an Attacker: big damage, insane DPS, and over-all capability to carry.
Attacker Tier List Evaluations
This list evaluates the Pokemon based on its capability to be a Speedster: overall capability to score, huge map presence, and initiate ganks effectively.
Speedster Tier List Evaluations
This list evaluates Pokemon based on its effectiveness to be an All-Rounder: credibility in being frontline melee fighters and ability to adopt various roles.
All-Rounder Tier List Evaluations
This list evaluates Pokemon based on their capability to be a Defender: capacity to tank damage, effectiveness in protecting its allies, and ability to set up fights.
Defender Tier List Evaluations
This list evaluates Pokemon based on their capability to be a Supporter: provide healing and shielding on allies, buff their attacks and/or defenses, as well as their effectiveness to provide crowd control with moves.
Supporter Tier List Evaluations
| Power Level | Determines how strong a Pokemon is in theory (when its potential is realized; optimized itemization and playstyle |
|---|---|
| Team Impact | Determines how instrumental a Pokemon is from a team's perspective. What does the Pokemon bring to the table and how effective is this to achieve victory? |
| Ease-Of-Use | When two things perform at roughly the same power level, the one that's easier to use is always better. We always have to consider the amount of effort it takes to play certain Pokemon into account. |
| Rank Usage | We kept a close eye on a Pokemon's performance in high rank matches to get a better glimpse at its overall potential in certain high-level match ups and scenarios. |
| Pokemon UNITE Main Tier Lists | |
|---|---|
Pokemon Tier List |
Free Character Tier List |
Battle Items Tier List |
Held Items Tier List |
Low-Elo Tier List |
Solo-Queue Tier List |
| Pokemon UNITE Tier Lists per Role | |
|---|---|
Attacker Tier List |
Speedster Tier List |
All-Rounder Tier List |
Defender Tier List |
Supporter Tier List |
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speedsters are ASSASSINS. They do high BURST DAMAGE. Overtime, attackers do more damage, mostly. They specialize in doing lots of damage at all times, not at once
Pokemon UNITE Tier List (October 2026)

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