*Last Updated: January 1, 2026 | Meowth is due to be added on January 9, 2026.
Since Pokémon UNITE released on July 21, 2021, plenty of details have come to light on the game’s available Pokémon and their Unite Moves and in the spirit of Uniting information, here is a detailed list of all known Unite Moves for the Pokémon of Pokémon UNITE:
Plasma Gale (Zeraora)
Its Unite Move, Plasma Gale, sends out a powerful electric blast that creates a field of lightning around the area where the blast hits.
Thunderstorm (Pikachu)
Pikachu’s Unite Move is Thunderstorm, an attack that blasts all surrounding opposing Pokémon with powerful lightning.
Seismic Slam (Charizard)
Charizard’s Unite Move is Seismic Slam, an attack in which Charizard aims for and grabs one opposing Pokémon before bringing it up into the air and slamming it down to the ground.
Power Nap (Snorlax)
Snorlax’s Unite Move is Power Nap, an attack in which Snorlax nods off and can roll around in its sleep to attack its opponents.
Rubble Rouser (Crustle)
By using its Unite Move, Rubble Rouser, Crustle covers itself in a swirl of rocks and keeps its opponents from getting anywhere near it.
Waterburst Shuriken (Greninja)
Its Unite Move is Waterburst Shuriken, an attack in which Greninja deals massive damage to opponents by throwing a huge water shuriken down on them from above.
Cotton Cloud Crash (Eldegoss)
Eldegoss’s Unite Move is Cotton Cloud Crash, an attack that lifts Eldegoss into the air to slam down onto the ground, restoring HP to allies and dealing damage to opposing Pokémon.
Flame Sweep (Talonflame)
Talonflame’s Unite Move is Flame Sweep, an attack in which Talonflame charges forward over a long distance while cloaked in flame, shoving its opponents aside.
Aura Cannon (Lucario)
Its Unite Move is Aura Cannon, a move that sends out an aura blast that deals massive damage to opponents.
Verdant Anger (Venusaur)
Venusaur’s Unite Move is Verdant Anger, an attack that shoots out a powerful seed bomb that scatters and damages Pokémon all around.
Showtime! (Mr. Mime)
Its Unite Move, Showtime!, is a mysterious pantomime that stuns opponents in the area around it.
Slowbeam (Slowbro)
Slowbro’s Unite Move is Slowbeam, which locks opponents in place. However, Slowbro itself also becomes unable to move, so it’s best to have some backup from allies.
Midnight Slash (Absol)
Its Unite Move, Midnight Slash, is an attack in which Absol slashes and throws opposing Pokémon while dealing great damage to them.
Barrage Blow (Machamp)
Its Unite Move, Barrage Blow, is an attack in which Machamp rushes forward and unleashes a combo attack on opponents in front of it.
Starlight Recital (Wigglytuff)
Its Unite Move, Starlight Recital, provides protection to Wigglytuff and its nearby allies.
Snow Globe (Alolan Ninetales)
Gatling Gulp Missile (Gramorant)
Its Unite Move, Gatling Gulp Missile, is another of Cramorant’s specialties. It shoots out a flurry of Gulp Missiles at any opposing Pokémon that approach.
Phantom Ambush (Gengar)
It can sneak up behind its opponents without making a sound. On top of that, its Unite Move, Phantom Ambush, lets it turn invisible. It’s a move truly befitting Gengar, the Shadow Pokémon!
Livid Outrage (Garchomp)
Garchomp’s Unite Move is Livid Outrage, an attack in which Garchomp gives into its furious rage and attacks its opponents.
Blazing Bicycle Kick (Cinderace)
Cinderace’s Unite Move is Blazing Bicycle Kick, an attack in which Cinderace kicks a giant ball of fire at its opponents, dealing massive damage.
Fairy Singularity (Gardevoir)
Warps space in the designated area, drawing in opposing Pokémon. Shoves and deals damage to opposing Pokémon the instant the warped space dissapears.
Bliss Assistance (Blissey)
Blissey’s Unite Move, Bliss Assistance, allows Blissey to dash to an ally’s aid while protecting that ally from attacks!
Hydro Typhoon (Blastoise)
Its Unite Move is Hydro Typhoon. Blastoise spins around and shoots out powerful blasts of water, washing away all opposing Pokémon around it.
Mammoth Mash (Mamoswine)
Mamoswine’s Unite Move is Mammoth Mash, an attack in which Mamoswine stomps the ground, dealing damage to nearby opponents and decreasing their movement speed with each stomp!
Fairy Frolic (Sylveon)
When Sylveon uses its Unite Move, Fairy Frolic, it jumps into the air, dealing damage when it lands to nearby opposing Pokémon and restoring its HP. For a short time afterward, a set percentage of damage dealt by Sylveon is converted into HP!
Berry Belly Flop (Greedent)
Greedent’s Unite Move, Berry Belly Flop, recovers its HP while dealing damage to opposing Pokémon. Greedent then eats a special Berry allowing it to stash an unlimited amount of Berries in its tail for a short time and resetting the cooldown on all its moves!
Nock, Nock (Decidueye)
Decidueye’s Unite Move, Nock Nock, fires quills in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon. It ends by unleashing a particularly large quill that deals damage to all opposing Pokémon it hits.
Queen Ascendent (Tsareena)
Tsareena’s Unite Move, Queen Ascendent sends Tsareena leaping toward an opposing Pokémon and kicking it high into the air before showering it with a flurry of kicks while airborne. When Tsareena lands on the ground at the conclusion of this epic attack, it recovers HP.
Draco Impact (Dragonite)
Have a maximum impact with Dragonite’s Unite Move, Draco Impact, which renders this draconic powerhouse unstoppable. Gain momentum by flying high into the air before crashing down on the opposition accompanied by a rain of comets.
Phantom Forest (Trevenant)
Terrify opponents with Trevenant’s Unite Move, Phantom Forest. Trevenant creates a cursed forest that throws opponents and decreases their movement speed. This spooky strike might just scare adversaries into submission.
Coup de Grace (Aegislash)
Go for the knockout with Aegislash’s Unite Move, the fittingly named Coup de Grace. Aegislash unleashes a ground-splitting slash in a designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon and dealing even greater damage to opponents with low remaining HP.
Rings Unbound (Hoopa)
Unleashing Hoopa’s full power, Rings Unbound transforms Hoopa into Hoopa Unbound for a short time. Hoopa Unbound increases Hoopa’s max HP and creates a ring at a designated location. Each ally Pokémon can warp to that location once only.
Revolving Ruin (Duraludon)
Spin out opponents with Duraludon’s Unite Move, Revolving Ruin. Duraludon spins while firing a sizzling beam of light, damaging opponents, gaining a temporary shield, and increasing its Attack.
Belly Bash (Azumarill)
Bash the opposition with Azumarill’s Unite Move, Belly Bash. Azumarill pounds its stomach, creating a shield for itself and sacrificing HP for increased attack power before charging enemy Pokémon.
Psychic Solare (Azumarill)
Send your opponents flying with Espeon’s Unite Move, Psychic Solare. This Pokémon uses its psychic power to suspend the opposition in midair before blasting them with an explosion!
Fanciful Fireworks (Delphox)
Put on a show with Delphox’s fiery Unite Move, Fanciful Fireworks. This showstopping attack has Delphox decrease opponents’ movement speed and weaken their HP recovery.
Glacial Stage (Glaceon)
Steal the show with Glaceon’s Unite Move, Glacial Stage. This ice-cold attack creates a diamond-shaped zone that damages and decreases the movement speed of all opponents while increasing Glaceon’s movement speed and ice crystals.
Ultra Swole Slam (Buzzwole)
Muscle up and slam the competition with Buzzwole’s Unite Move, Ultra Swole Slam. Buzzwole flies at high speed and takes to the sky, dealing damage to all opposing Pokémon in the area of effect before targeting the opposing Pokémon with the lowest percentage of HP among those hit and charging down at it to deal additional damage.
Tyrannical Rampage (Tyranitar)
Make your way to the top with Tyranitar’s Unite Move, Tyrannical Rampage. Tyranitar explodes with anger and goes on a rampage, increasing its movement speed and gaining hinderance resistance. While Tyranitar is rampaging, its basic attacks quake and deal more damage—and if a Pokémon on the opposing team attacks when at low HP, it’ll be immediately knocked out!
Mystical Mirage (Mew)
Confuse and elude your opponents with Mew’s Unite Move, Mystical Mirage. Mew floats up and becomes invincible, blanketing all surrounding ally Pokémon with stealth and dealing damage in the area of effect.
Triple Trample (Dodrio)
Start a stampede with Dodrio’s Unite Move, Triple Trample. Dodrio becomes immune to hindrances and runs to a designated location with unstoppable might. If Dodrio runs into an opponent, it deals damage and throws them into the air.
Green Illusion Dive (Scizor)
Dash in and confuse your opponent with a flurry of copies. Whether you deal explosive damage or hinder your opponent will depend on who you battle as—Scyther or Scizor. At the end of Scyther’s Unite Move, Green Illusion Dive, each copy returns to Scyther, dealing bonus damage. At the end of Scizor’s Unite Move, Red Illusion Dive, Scizor can grab an opponent and run through a copy, incapacitating the opponent. Choose wisely!
Wonder Wish (Clefable)
Reach for the stars and moon with Clefable’s Unite Move, Wonder Wish. Clefable waggles its finger, healing nearby allies, before pulling out a powerful move at random that can turn the tide of any battle.
Nightfall Daze (Zoroark)
Launch an all-out area-of-effect attack with Zoroark’s Unite Move, Nightfall Daze. Zoroark becomes immune to hinderances and releases three dark shock waves, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon, with each shock wave being more powerful than the last.
Phantom Ambush (Sableye)
Leave the competition frozen with fear with Sableye’s Unite Move, Phantom Ambush. Sableye glares with a bright light, leaving all Pokémon facing Sableye unable to act and frozen in place. All Pokémon facing away are instead slowed for a short amount of time.
Ebon Fist (Urshifu)
Urshifu wields the strength of two distinct styles—and with that, two unique Unite Moves. With Ebon Fist, Single Strike Style Urshifu dashes at an opponent and shoves it in a designated direction, dealing damage and causing that shoved Pokémon to throw other opposing Pokémon it hits.
Flowing Fists (Urshifu)
With Flowing Fists, Rapid Strike Style Urshifu deals damage to opposing Pokémon and shoves them, becoming light on its feet and reducing its move cooldowns before unleashing a powerful flurry of blows.
Dreep and Destroy (Dragapult)
Teamwork makes the Dreep work! Harness the strength of Dreepy, and send them flying with Dragapult’s Unite Move, Dreep and Destroy. Dragapult launches two Dreepy, each dealing damage to an opposing Pokémon.
Flowery Fields Forever (Comfey)
Show off your green thumb and support your teammates with Comfey’s Flowery Fields Forever. Comfey creates a large area of tall grass around itself that continually recovers the HP of all ally Pokémon inside it. While inside the grass, Comfey picks special flowers that boost the power of its moves!
Sovereign Sword (Zacian)
The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Hold down the Unite Move button to charge Zacian’s blade with Aeos energy and slash all opponents in a wide area of effect. This slash deals increased damage to Pokémon that have been recently buffed by their own Unite Move.
Right as Rain (Goodra)
Get ready to rain on your opponents’ parade with Goodra’s Right as Rain. Goodra causes rain to fall around itself, gradually restoring its HP and transforming all its basic attacks into Gooey boosted attacks.
Lapras Express (Lapras)
All aboard the Lapras Express! Lapras rides a wave—increasing its movement speed—and a teammate can hop on for a ride. If Lapras hits an opposing Pokémon, Lapras stops in place and throws them. But if Lapras Express is used again while it’s still in motion, Lapras can instead launch the wave to throw opposing Pokémon.
Ignite Midnight (Chandelure)
Light up the night with Chandelure’s Ignite Midnight! Chandelure enters the cover of darkness and then reappears, continually shooting a beam of fire and dealing damage to those engulfed.
Moonlight Prance (Umbreon)
Dance under the moon and leap into the skies with Umbreon’s Unite Move, Moonlight Prance. Umbreon leaps up and snatches the shields of nearby opposing Pokémon for itself before crashing down and leaving them unable to act. Afterward, Umbreon steals a portion of all shields used in the move’s area of effect.
Emerald Two-Step (Leafeon)
Pounce and trounce the competition with Leafeon’s Unite Move, Emerald Two-Step. Leafeon leaps at a designated Pokémon, dealing damage to it and decreasing the Pokémon’s movement speed, before leaping in the air and completing the combo with a forceful stomp that deals damage to all opponents in an area of effect.
Azure Spy Vision (Inteleon)
Infiltrate your opponents’ defenses with Inteleon’s Unite Move, Azure Spy Vision. Gain visual intel on all Pokémon hidden in stealth and tall grass, and be prepared to knock them out. Inteleon steadies its aim and doubles its critical-hit rate—gaining a critical-hit counter whenever a set amount of time passes.
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Infinite Psyburn (Mewtwo)
Channel Mewtwo’s psychic power and decimate opposing Pokémon across the map with a powerful psychic blast from the skies above. Opposing Pokémon around each point of impact take damage, are left unable to act, and have their Defense decreased for a short time.
Spinning Flame Fist (Blaziken)
Blaziken unleashes a flaming punch around itself, dealing damage to nearby opposing Pokémon it hits and increasing its movement speed for a short time. After using this move, Blaziken switches to punch style.Spinning Flame Kick (Blaziken)
Blaziken executes a flaming kick around itself, dealing damage to nearby opposing Pokémon it hits and increasing its Attack for a short time. After using this move, Blaziken switches to kick style.
Play With Me… (Mimikyu)
Play with Mimikyu…or else. Mimikyu leaps at an opposing Pokémon and traps it inside its rag, dealing damage and shielding itself while preventing its “playmate” from being affected by any other Pokémon’s moves. When Mimikyu loses its shield or a set amount of time passes, Mimikyu stops attacking and jumps in a designated direction.
Floral Flourish (Meowscarada)
You’ll enjoy the sweet smell of victory when you unleash Meowscarada’s Unite Move, Floral Flourish. Send forth a whirlwind of flowers that continually deal damage to unsuspecting opponents!
Compute and Crush (Metagross)
Metagross surveys the area and analyzes all nearby opposing Pokémon before completing its calculations. If the data indicates that there are two or less opposing Pokémon in the area, Metagross will grant itself a shield before leaping at the target with the lowest remaining HP. If there are three or more opposing Pokémon in the area, Metagross will also create a wall around itself to trap its enemies.
Dragon Current (Gyarados)
Take a draconic dive with Gyarados and strike fear into the hearts of your opponents from beneath the waves. Depending on when Gyarados resurfaces, it can create a wily whirlpool or a devastating waterspout.
Bright Future Meteor Storm (Miraidon)
Miraidon calls down five meteorites in a row, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon they hit. If a meteorite hits an opposing Pokémon, the next meteorite to fall will deal increased damage. The final meteorite deals higher damage in a wider area of effect and throws opponents.
Dust Devil Formation (Falinks)
The five troopers run continuously around the brass at great speed, dealing damage and applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon they hit. While Dust Devil Formation is being used, damage taken by the troopers is reduced.
Revenant Rend (Ceruledge)
Ceruledge readies both of its arm blades before slashing through to the designated location faster than the eye can track. Ceruledge leaves opposing Pokémon it hits unable to act before striking them with three slashing blows.
Rekindling Flame (Ho-Oh)
Ho-Oh’s Unite Move, Rekindling Flame, can revive knocked-out ally Pokémon by consuming all the Aeos energy in its possession. The more Aeos energy Ho-Oh consumes, the more ally Pokémon are revived and returned to battle.
Psykaboom (Armarouge)
Armarouge’s Unite Move, Psykaboom, channels Armarouge’s psychic and fiery powers, creating an area that leaves opposing Pokémon unable to act and then firing a ball of flame towards the center of the area.
Worst Nightmare (Darkrai)
Darkrai’s Unite Move, Worst Nightmare, resets Darkrai’s move cooldowns and sends a Pokémon into a nightmare. Then Darkrai itself suddenly appears in the nightmare! The Pokémon inside the nightmare takes damage over time, and when Darkrai damages it, that same Pokémon outside the nightmare also takes damage.
Full-Power Psy-ay-ay! (Psyduck)
Psyduck’s Unite Move, Full-Power Psy-ay-ay!, releases three mysterious psychic waves around Psyduck that deal damage and reduce the damage dealt by opposing Pokémon they hit. Once Psyduck has unleashed its full power, its headache gauge greatly increases.
Kiss, Bliss, Kaboom (Tinkaton)
Defeat your opponents in three easy steps: Kiss, Bliss, Kaboom! Tinkaton’s Unite Move, Kiss Bliss Kaboom, lulls opponents into a false sense of security with cute kisses. Once they’re fawning over Tinkaton, use the move again to bring down the hammer and bop them for big damage.
Triad Blitz (Galarian Rapidash)
Blitz the opposition at breakneck speeds! Charge and shove all opponents in your path with Galarian Rapidash’s Unite Move, Triad Blitz. But it’s not all brute force. A mysterious space is also created around the first opposing Pokémon Galarian Rapidash hits, trapping that Pokémon. Triad Blitz can then be used again to run at high speed and deal damage to opposing Pokémon in its path. And if Galarian Rapidash passes through the mysterious space, Triad Blitz can be used a third time!
Endless Ice Spikes (Suicune)
Unbothered. Water type. In its lane. Suicune can use its Unite Move, Endless Ice Spikes, when it’s unable to act, clearing the Aurora Pokémon of any status conditions before striking back with a deluge of ice spikes. These ice spikes deal damage to and freeze opposing Pokémon in their tracks before exploding and dealing further damage.
Thunderstorm Aerial (Alolan Raichu)
Get ready to exude star power. Alolan Raichu’s Unite Move, Thunderstorm Aerial, creates a star-shaped zone where this Electric and Psychic type runs the show. The star-shaped zone slows and damages opposing Pokémon and remains on the field for a short time. If Alolan Raichu hits opposing Pokémon in this zone with a basic attack, its next basic attack becomes a boosted attack!
Fluffy Cream Supreme (Alcremie)
Alcremie’s Unite Move, Fluffy Cream Supreme, has Alcremie rise up on a magnificent cake and grant itself a shield. Then, it sends whipped cream to nearby ally Pokémon, restoring their HP and increasing their maximum HP for a short time. Fluffy Cream Supreme ends when Alcremie loses its shield.
Eon Blast (Latios)
Latios’s Unite Move, Eon Blast, aims at a designated opposing Pokémon and charges incredible power before releasing a pulse of Eon energy, dealing damage and resetting its cooldowns immediately. Latios’s cooldowns are also reduced for a short time.
Mist Blast (Latias)
Latias’s Unite Move, Mist Blast, aims at a designated Pokémon from the opposing team and charges power before releasing a pulse, dealing damage, immediately resetting Latias’s move cooldowns, and reducing them for a short time.
Zip Zap Full-Charge Spark (Pawmot)
Pawmot’s Unite Move, Zip Zap Full-Charge Spark, has Pawmot charge toward the designated Pokémon from the opposing team and discharge electricity stored in its fluffy fur, dealing damage to the Pokémon and nearby opposing Pokémon. After using its Unite Move, Pawmot loses all the electricity stored in its fluffy fur and enters Fighter Mode for a set amount of time. The Unite Move gauge will charge only when Pawmot’s basic attacks and moves hit Pokémon from the opposing team. While Pawmot is in Fighter Mode, its basic attacks and move effects change, and the Unite Move gauge does not charge.
Sovereign Slide (Empoleon)
Empoleon’s Unite Move, Sovereign Slide, sends Empoleon sliding at high speed in a designated direction, forming a whirlpool on impact and dealing damage to and throwing opposing Pokémon it hits. The whirlpool remains centered on Empoleon for a short time, applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon. While the whirlpool remains, the amount Empoleon’s Torrent gauge increases is greater.
Aquamarine Splash (Vaporeon)
High tide is rolling in! Vaporeon’s Unite Move, Aquamarine Splash, has it jump up high and dive underwater, creating a current that pulls in nearby opposing Pokémon. Afterward, Vaporeon leaps out of the water, dealing a wave of damage to nearby opposing Pokémon and throwing them when it lands.
Seaweed Snare (Dhelmise)
Hook, line, and sinker! You’ll make a fool of your competition with Dhelmise’s Unite Move, Seaweed Snare. Dhelmise throws its anchor and ensnares a Pokémon from the opposing team, dealing damage and locking it down. Other Pokémon from the opposing team unlucky enough to be hit by the anchor will also take damage and be shoved. Finally, Dhelmise converts a portion of the damage dealt by Seaweed Snare into HP recovery.
??? (Meowth)
Information coming soon
As always, we hope you found this guide helpful. For other Pokémon UNITE guides, we have the following:
[Guide] All Known Unite Moves for Pokémon UNITE
[Guide] Pokémon UNITE’s Complete Roster (Base Game & Additional Pokémon)
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