Best Pokémon UNITE Tier List 2025

If you’re looking for the latest Pokemon Unite tier list, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a new trainer, knowing which Pokémon dominate the current meta can help you climb the ranks faster and win more matches.

What Is a Pokemon Unite Tier List?

A Pokemon Unite tier list is a ranking of all available Pokémon in the game, based on their performance in various roles such as Attacker, Defender, Speedster, Supporter, and All-Rounder. The tier list reflects the current patch, factoring in balance updates, popular strategies, and overall win rates in both solo and team play.

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Tier List Category	Description
Main Tier List	Overall ranking of all Pokémon based on current meta performance.
Held Item Tier List	Best held items ranked by usefulness across different Pokémon and roles.
Battle Item Tier List	Ranking of battle items for optimal effectiveness in various situations.
Solo Queue Tier List	Pokémon ranked specifically for solo ranked gameplay performance.
Low Elo Tier List	Recommended Pokémon for players in lower matchmaking tiers.
Free Character Tier List	Rankings of free-to-play Pokémon available in rotation or starter selection.

Best Pokemon Tier List

Tier	Top Pokémon (Examples)
SS Tier	Includes meta-defining picks like Zacian, Alcremie, Mimikyu, and Miraidon, offering excellent performance across most roles.
S Tier	Strong and versatile Pokémon such as Mew, Umbreon, Dragapult, and Mega Mewtwo Y that shine in various team compositions.
A Tier	Solid all-rounders like Greninja, Lucario, Glaceon, and Delphox, who perform well with the right strategy.
B Tier	More situational picks like Charizard, Dragonite, and Greedent that can succeed in certain matchups.
C Tier	Less viable options in the current meta such as Garchomp, typically outclassed by others in similar roles.

Latios and Latias Releasing on July 21, 2025!

Latios and Latias are joining Pokémon UNITE on July 21, 2025, coinciding with the game’s 4th anniversary celebration. Meanwhile, Alcremie has climbed to SS Tier thanks to its strong support skills, offering healing, shielding, buffs, and even crowd control. While not flashy, it’s now considered a top-tier Supporter in the current meta.

Tier List Updates (June 2025)

Date	Pokémon	Tier Change	Summary
June 30	Alcremie	↑ SS Tier	Recent buffs increased its overall viability as a top-tier Supporter.
June 30	Ceruledge	↑ SS Tier	Enhanced HP recovery from Bitter Blade improved its effectiveness overall.
June 30	Duraludon	↑ B Tier	Buffs to Dragon Pulse and Revolving Ruin made it perform more consistently.

SS Tier Pokémon

Pokémon	Best Lane	Role Overview
Alcremie	Top/Bot	Versatile Supporter with strong healing, shielding, and buffs. Easy to use.
Alolan Raichu	Any	High-mobility Attacker with flexible build paths and strong burst damage.
Blissey	Bot	Reliable healer and buffer; excels in duo play and countering burst damage.
Ceruledge	Any	Skilled brawler with defense-piercing attacks and powerful Unite Move.
Darkrai	Jungle	Sleep-focused Speedster; strong burst when triggering passive ability.
Galarian Rapidash	Any	High-damage, fast-movement Attacker with shielding and hindrance resistance.
Leafeon	Any	Fast assassin-style Speedster with high burst and strong map control.
Mimikyu	Top/Bot	Balanced All-Rounder with tricky mechanics and no major weaknesses.
Miraidon	Any	Versatile Attacker with strong burst and mobility depending on moveset.
Slowbro	Top	Durable Defender with single-target crowd control and high survivability.
Zacian	Jungle	Agile and powerful All-Rounder limited by its unique item slot.

S Tier Pokémon

Pokémon	Best Lane	Role Summary
Alolan Ninetales	Top	Balanced support and damage; strong early game but weakens late.
Armarouge	Any	Reliable teamfight Attacker with AoE and debuff potential.
Blastoise	Top/Jungle	Ranged tank with strong AoE and crowd control; slow to scale.
Blaziken	Any	Combo-based brawler with high skill ceiling.
Buzzwole	Jungle/Bot	Disables and burst potential; strong if combos are executed well.
Clefable	Top/Bot	Healing-focused Supporter with disruption skills.
Comfey	Top/Bot	Attaches to allies for healing/shielding; dependent on teammates.
Crustle	Top/Bot	Versatile Defender that can switch between tank and offense roles.
Dragapult	Jungle	Fast-ranged DPS with stealth and scaling Unite Move.
Espeon	Bot	Straightforward burst Attacker with status-negating passive.
Gardevoir	Top	Long-range burst and AoE control; fragile and lacks mobility.
Ho-Oh	Top/Bot	Powerful utility with team revival Unite Move.
Hoopa	Top/Bot	High utility with warping and strategic advantage.
Mega Mewtwo Y	Any	Strong all-around Attacker with flexible moveset.
Meowscarada	Jungle	Fragile assassin with potent burst combos.
Mew	Any	Versatile Attacker/Support with skill-switching mechanic.
Pikachu	Top/Bot	Consistent DPS and stuns throughout the match.
Psyduck	Top/Bot	Supporter with crowd control and surprising bulk.
Suicune	Top/Bot	Hybrid All-Rounder with freeze mechanics and lethal finishing.
Sylveon	Top/Bot	Sustained DPS with healing and buff synergy; setup-dependent.
Trevenant	Top/Bot	Durable frontliner with self-healing and area control.
Umbreon	Top/Bot	Defender that steals shields, debuffs foes, and tanks effectively.
Urshifu	Jungle	Versatile All-Rounder with two unique styles; limits experimentation.
Venusaur	Top	Lifesteal DPS with either short-range AoE or long-range poke.
Zoroark	Jungle	Mobile Speedster with deceptive mechanics and high burst.

A-Tier Pokémon

Pokémon	Best Lane	Role Summary
Absol	Jungle	High burst assassin with mobility; weak late-game.
Aegislash	Jungle	Adaptable duelist with stance-switching mechanics.
Chandelure	Top/Bot	Glass cannon with burst and DoT damage; low survivability.
Cinderace	Top/Bot	Powerful late-game carry with high crits and mobility.
Decidueye	Jungle/Bot	Long-range damage dealer with no escape tools.
Delphox	Top/Jungle	AoE damage dealer with crowd control options.
Dodrio	Jungle	Fast-paced scorer; requires precision and high skill.
Eldegoss	Bot	Straightforward healer with support utility.
Falinks	Any	High skill ceiling fighter with customizable styles.
Gengar	Jungle	Early-game assassin; struggles in chaotic teamfights.
Glaceon	Bot	Strong burst Attacker with CC immunity.
Goodra	Top/Bot	Durable slow-scaling tank with strong sustain.
Greninja	Jungle	Burst assassin with high mobility; fragile early.
Gyarados	Top/Bot	Evolves uniquely through effort; unpredictable power curve.
Inteleon	Bot/Jungle	Sniper Attacker with stealth and critical hits.
Lapras	Top/Bot	Tanky with decent damage; limited mobility.
Lucario	Top	Balanced All-Rounder with strong early presence.
Mamoswine	Top/Bot	Crowd control tank with initiation tools.
Mega Mewtwo X	Any	Melee All-Rounder that grows stronger with attacks.
Metagross	Top/Bot	Tanky and mobile hybrid; needs precision to activate shields.
Sableye	Top/Bot	Invisible trickster Supporter with disruptive playstyle.
Scizor	Jungle	Dual-style All-Rounder requiring tailored builds.
Snorlax	Top	Durable frontline tank with reliable CC; lacks uniqueness.
Talonflame	Jungle	High-speed diver with scoring and burst potential.
Tinkaton	Top/Bot	Versatile fighter scaling well into the late game.
Tyranitar	Jungle/Bot	AoE bruiser; nerfed crits weaken ultimate damage.
Wigglytuff	Bot	Support with strong defense and disable tools.
Zeraora	Jungle	Speedster with strong burst but risky playstyle.

B Tier Pokémon

Pokémon	Best Lane	Role Summary
Azumarill	Jungle	Strong in 1v1 with consistent crits, but weak in teamfights.
Charizard	Bot	Versatile brawler with mobility during attacks, but weak early game.
Cramorant	Top/Bot	Can deal massive burst damage if left unchecked; Dive adds unique mobility.
Dragonite	Jungle/Bot	Hybrid All-Rounder with global presence; scaling delayed until level 8.
Duraludon	Bot	Powerful ranged Attacker with utility and burst; fragile and immobile.
Greedent	Jungle	Tanky and annoying to pin down; requires mastery of its berry mechanics.
Machamp	Jungle	High offense and immunity; needs early dominance to stay relevant.
Mr. Mime	Bot	Former top-tier; rework brought back strong utility and mind-game mechanics.
Tsareena	Jungle	Sustain-heavy bruiser with excellent single-target disable and AoE presence.

C Tier Pokémon

Pokémon	Best Lane	Role Summary
Garchomp	Jungle	High DPS in sustained fights, but weak early game and low mobility hinder growth.

Top Lane Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Alolan Ninetales, Alolan Raichu, Blastoise, Cramorant, Crustle, Falinks, Hoopa, Miraidon, Snorlax
S	Aegislash, Alcremie, Armarouge, Blaziken, Chandelure, Clefable, Delphox, Dodrio, Duraludon, Espeon, Galarian Rapidash, Goodra, Greedent, Ho-oh, Lapras, Leafeon, Lucario, Mamoswine, Mega Mewtwo X, Mega Mewtwo Y, Metagross, Mew, Mimikyu, Pikachu, Psyduck, Sableye, Slowbro, Sylveon, Tinkaton, Tsareena, Venusaur, Wigglytuff
A	Azumarill, Blissey, Ceruledge, Cinderace, Comfey, Darkrai, Decidueye, Eldegoss, Gardevoir, Greninja, Gyarados, Meowscarada, Mr. Mime, Scizor, Suicune, Trevenant, Umbreon, Urshifu, Zacian, Zoroark
B	Buzzwole, Charizard, Dragapult, Dragonite, Glaceon, Inteleon, Machamp, Tyranitar, Zeraora
C	Absol, Garchomp, Gengar, Talonflame

Jungle Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Blaziken, Ceruledge, Dodrio, Galarian Rapidash, Greninja, Leafeon, Mega Mewtwo X, Mega Mewtwo Y, Mew, Tsareena, Zacian, Zeraora, Zoroark
S	Absol, Aegislash, Alolan Raichu, Azumarill, Cinderace, Darkrai, Decidueye, Dragapult, Dragonite, Falinks, Inteleon, Machamp, Meowscarada, Miraidon, Scizor, Talonflame, Urshifu
A	Armarouge, Blastoise, Buzzwole, Chandelure, Delphox, Duraludon, Espeon, Garchomp, Gengar, Glaceon, Greedent, Lucario, Mimikyu, Pikachu, Snorlax, Sylveon, Tinkaton, Tyranitar, Wigglytuff
B	Alolan Ninetales, Charizard, Hoopa, Mamoswine, Sableye, Trevenant, Umbreon
C	Alcremie, Blissey, Clefable, Comfey, Cramorant, Crustle, Eldegoss, Gardevoir, Goodra, Gyarados, Ho-oh, Lapras, Metagross, Mr. Mime, Psyduck, Slowbro, Suicune, Venusaur

Bottom Lane Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Armarouge, Clefable, Eldegoss, Falinks, Ho-oh, Hoopa, Lucario, Miraidon, Mr. Mime, Psyduck, Sableye, Wigglytuff
S	Aegislash, Alcremie, Alolan Raichu, Blastoise, Blaziken, Blissey, Buzzwole, Ceruledge, Chandelure, Charizard, Cramorant, Darkrai, Decidueye, Delphox, Dragonite, Duraludon, Espeon, Galarian Rapidash, Glaceon, Goodra, Lapras, Leafeon, Machamp, Mamoswine, Mega Mewtwo X, Mega Mewtwo Y, Meowscarada, Metagross, Mew, Mimikyu, Slowbro, Snorlax, Suicune, Sylveon, Tsareena, Tyranitar, Umbreon, Urshifu, Zacian
A	Alolan Ninetales, Azumarill, Cinderace, Comfey, Crustle, Dragapult, Gardevoir, Greedent, Gyarados, Inteleon, Pikachu, Scizor, Tinkaton, Trevenant, Zeraora
B	Dodrio, Venusaur, Zoroark
C	Absol, Garchomp, Gengar, Greninja, Talonflame

Attacker Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Alolan Raichu, Armarouge, Chandelure, Mega Mewtwo Y, Miraidon, Pikachu, Venusaur
S	Cinderace, Delphox, Dragapult, Gardevoir, Glaceon, Greninja, Inteleon, Sylveon
A	Decidueye, Duraludon, Mew
B	Alolan Ninetales, Espeon
C	Cramorant

Speedster Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Absol, Galarian Rapidash, Leafeon, Meowscarada, Zoroark
S	Dodrio
A	Darkrai, Gengar
B	Talonflame
C	Zeraora

All-Rounder Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Blaziken, Ceruledge, Falinks, Mega Mewtwo X, Scizor, Tsareena, Urshifu, Zacian
S	Azumarill, Lucario, Metagross, Tinkaton
A	Aegislash, Machamp, Mimikyu, Tyranitar
B	Buzzwole, Charizard, Dragonite
C	Garchomp, Gyarados, Suicune

Defender Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Ho-Oh, Mamoswine, Snorlax
S	Goodra, Lapras, Slowbro, Umbreon
A	Blastoise, Trevenant
B	Crustle
C	Greedent

Supporter Tier List

Tier	Pokémon
SS	Alcremie, Blissey, Clefable, Eldegoss
S	Comfey
A	Hoopa, Mr. Mime, Psyduck, Wigglytuff
B	Sableye
C	(No Pokémon listed)

Tier List Evaluation Criteria

Power Level: Assesses how strong a Pokémon is when played to its full potential, including optimal items and strategy.
Team Impact: Measures how well the Pokémon contributes to team success — through support, damage, or game-changing plays.
Ease of Use: Between two similarly strong Pokémon, the one that’s easier to play is rated higher due to accessibility and consistency.
Rank Usage: Based on high-level ranked gameplay data to reflect how often and how well the Pokémon performs in competitive matches.

Who’s the Best Pokémon?

The current community poll for Ranked Season 25 is live! With Galarian Rapidash newly added, vote now for who you believe is the strongest Pokémon in the game and join the discussion in the comments.

In the ever-evolving meta of Pokémon UNITE, understanding tier placements based on role, performance, and usability is crucial for staying competitive. Whether you’re climbing ranked solo or coordinating with a full team, choosing the right Pokémon can make all the difference. Use this tier list and evaluation criteria as a guide to refine your strategy, adapt to patches, and find the playstyle that fits you best. As the game grows, so does the competition—so stay sharp, vote for your favorites, and keep aiming for the top!