History Characters / PokemonUniteAllRounders

** The brass is only considered to be an enemy while the rest are considered as wild Pokémon. Certain attacks that work depending on what type of Pokémon it affects can severely screw Falinks (such as Venasaur's Petal Dance letting it restore an absurd amount of HP while basically becoming unkillable, or Lucario gaining up to ''6'' Extreme Speed uses attacking Falinks).

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Falinks can switch between normal and either No Retreat wherein he can't change the direction he's facing and can't move backwards but his attack is increased and the damage he takes from the front is reduced or Dispatch with Beat Up wherein he sends out two brass to attack who he hit for a period of time. In addition, these also change the way Megahorn or Iron Head works.

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* SkillGateCharacter: Tsareena can do extremely well on lower-ranked fights since most players favor Attackers and Speedsters more than Defenders or Supporters. On higher ranks, while it still does takes effort, it's still manageable to fight against Tsareena as long as you ally yourself with one Pokémon who has a decent crowd control skill, since she's frail when she's not under the Queenly Majesty buff.

* GatheringSteam: Garchomp is mildly different from the rest of the cast for having a Basic attack becoming and maintaining Boosted for as long as two seconds as long as it has done 4 basic attack and 1 boosted attack. As long as it maintains the boosted attack for two seconds, it gains more movespeed and damage, making him efficient at clearing objectives in a short time.
* GenderFlip: It's a male Garchomp (as shown by the notch on its dorsal fin) but is depicted as an incarnation of [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl Cynthia]]'s Garchomp in the Legacy Trainer Showdown event, which is female, although Cynthia's Garchomp also had a chance of randomly appearing as male in battle facilities in past main series games.

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Garchomp's basic attack is different from the other Pokémon in which he has to "gain and maintain momentum during combat". This boosts Garchomp's basic attack speed which allows him to outdamage an opponent in a direct-contact duel but can only be activated by the prerequisite of hitting a Pokémon five times with basic attacks. Also, the stat boost is temporary but can remain active for as long as Garchomp has a Pokémon in range to hit with basic attacks.

* TheSpiny: Garchomp has a passive ability, Rough Skin, that reflects 35% of the damage he takes from the opponents back to them. Since this ability has no cooldown (prior to a patch), it gets particularly nasty against Pokémon with continuous moves like Blastoise's ''Rapid Spin'' or Crustle's ''Stealth Rock''.

Metagross is a Steel/Psychic-type from Hoenn, being one of that region's "pseudo-legendaries" and the first one to lack a 4× weakness in the mainline games to a [[KryptoniteFactor single attack type]] like its contemporaries.

* WolverinePublicity: His inclusion in the game was promoted as being [[https://twitter.com/PokemonUnite/status/1741625291309514856 Magikarp's inclusion]] instead of Gyarados' on sources such as the game's official Twitter account.

* FragileSpeedster: Magikarp's Rattled ability allows him to move faster after taking damage, and Splash allows him to jump a decent distance... and that's about all it's good at.

* LimitBreak: Dragon Current, which causes Gyarados to submerge and become unable to be attacked; using the ability again causes him to surface and deal damage. If it stays submerged for long enough time, emerging will cause a whirlpool that slows enemies, and submerging for longer instead creates a water spout that hurls enemies into the air upon emerging.

* WolverinePublicity: Its inclusion in the game was promoted as being [[https://twitter.com/PokemonUnite/status/1741625291309514856 Magikarp's inclusion]] instead of Gyarados' on sources such as the game's official Twitter account.

* CooldownManipulation:
** If Gyarados gets a takedown or assist, his moves have their cooldowns reduced.
** Aqua Tail has its cooldown reset if it strikes enemies three times in a single use.

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: The first Pokémon whose evolution is not based on level, instead based on filling up an Effort Gauge by contributing to the battle. The more active Magikarp is (especially by scoring goals and aiming for takedowns), the faster he can evolve, and both of his moves upgrade immediately upon evolving.

Gyarados is a Water/Flying-type from Kanto, famous for [[MagikarpPower evolving from the completely worthless Magikarp after expending sufficient effort]].

** If Gyarados gets a takedown or assist, its moves have their cooldowns reduced.

* FragileSpeedster: Magikarp's Rattled ability allows it to move faster after taking damage, and Splash allows it to jump a decent distance... and that's about all it's good at.
* InvulnerableAttack: Gyarados cannot be attacked while submerged after using its Unite Move.
* LightningBruiser: Upon evolving into Gyarados, it becomes mobile and hits hard and fast, while also being fairly durable like most All-Rounders.
* MagikarpPower: But of course, it's the species' entire gimmick. As Magikarp, both of its moves are pretty pathetic, its stats are awful, and its basic attack is unquestionably the worst in the game, and unlike a lot of Pokémon with weak early games (and in the main series), you can't just leech experience until you evolve - Magikarp has to actively contribute to the battle in order to evolve into its powerful Gyarados form in a timely manner.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: The first Pokémon whose evolution is not based on level, instead based on filling up an Effort Gauge by contributing to the battle. The more active Magikarp is (especially by scoring goals and aiming for takedowns), the faster it can evolve, and both of its moves upgrade immediately upon evolving.

* CooldownManipulation: Has a variety of ways to reduce the cooldown of its abilities:
** ''Extreme Speed'' doesn't go on cooldown if Lucario hits a target that wasn't recently hit with the ability.
** ''Bone Rush +'' resets the cooldown of Lucario's other basic ability if it chooses to dash to the bone.
** ''Bone Rush'' reduces the cooldown of ''Power-Up Punch'' and (despite [[GuideDangIt not saying anything about it in the move's description]]) reduces the time until enemies are no longer considered "recently hit" by ''Extreme Speed'' when the initial strikes deal damage to a target. Combined with ''Bone Rush +'' completely resetting the other ability's cooldown when dashing to the bone, this allows Lucario to triple their usage of ''Power-Up Punch'' or ''Extreme Speed''.

* DishingOutDirt: Garchomp, being a part-Ground type, has access to four Ground-type moves.
** SandBlaster: ''Sand Attack'' is a Hindrance move that Blinds opponents in the Area of effect, making them [[InterfaceScrew unable to see all the Pokemon within the vicinity]]. At a certain level, Sand Attack can be replaced by Dig or Dragon Rush.
*** ''Dig'' is a move where Garchomp closes the gap by digging under, then appearing, at the end of the move, striking whoever is within the vicinity of the move.
** ''Bulldoze'' is an [=AOE=] attack move that hits anything within a specific radius from Garchomp. At a certain level, Bulldoze can be replaced by Earthquake or Dragon Claw.
*** ''Earthquake'' is a powered-up version of Bulldoze where Garchomp jumps to create a tremor that damage anyone within Garchomp's radius.

* ActionGirl: All Tsareenas are female and all of her kits are geared towards offensive uses.

* KickChick: Most of her moves, including her basic attacks, [[LimitBreak Unite move]], and even her scoring animation revolve around kicking.
** ''Stomp'' is a Normal-type move where Tsareena jumps up the air then stomps her opponent, which damage and stuns them.
** AnIcePerson: Has access to ''Triple Axel'', an Ice-type move where she kicks the target three times, the power of each attack increasing per hit.

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Tsareena's main gimmick is her Queenly Majesty ability, which gives her a gauge with three bars. Filling the bar by either using her abilities or hitting with her boosted attacks will give her a Queenly Majesty status. Under this status, not only will the cooldown of both skills reset, all of the secondary abilities of her skills will activate.
** BarrierWarrior: Under Queenly Majesty, either Grassy Glide or Trop Kick will give her a shield.
** HealingFactor: Under Queenly Majesty, either Stomp or Triple Axel will heal her.

*** CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Has access to Sacred Sword, a Fighting-type offensive move that cuts a triangular AOE in front of Aegislash.
* DifficultButAwesome:
** MechanicallyUnusualFighter: In addition to his StanceSystem, Aegislash's Boosted attack relies on a boost counter (max: 4) which is replenished by using his skills.
** StanceSystem: How his [[SignatureMove Signature Ability]] works. Every time he uses an offensive move (see CastingAShadow), he shifts into [[FragileSpeedster Blade Stance]], which increases his Attack, Attack Speed and Movement Speed. In contrast, everytime he uses a defensive move (see ExtraOreDinary), he shifts into his [[StoneWall Shield Stance]], which increases his Defense and Special Defense.
* ExtraOreDinary: As a part-steel-type Pokémon, two of his defensive moves are Steel-type.
** BlockingStopsAllDamage: ''Iron Defense'' grants Honedge/Doubledge a shield, which disappears either after 1 second or after receiving damage. At Level 7, this move can be replaced by ''Iron Head'' or ''Wide Guard''.
*** ShieldBash:''Iron Head'' allows Aegislash to shove himself forward, dealing damage as well as granting him a shield that deflects all incoming damage.
*** DishingOutDirt: ''Wide Guard'' holds Aegislash in place while shoving anyone in front of Aegislash twice for the duration of the move.
** LimitBreak: His Unite Move, Coup-De-Grace, hits anyone within a linear AOE, dealing more damage the lower the targets' respective HP. Unfortunately, this has a damage cap of 1200 when used against wild Pokémon.
* GlassCannon: Before gaining his Signature Ability, Honedge and Doubledge has the No Guard skill, which increases both the damage he takes as well as the damage he deals.

* CastingAShadow:
** ''Bite''
** ''Dark Pulse''
* DishingOutDirt:
** ''Stone Edge''
** ''Rock Polish''
** ''Ancient Power''
** ''Sand Tomb''

* BigCreepyCrawlies: As a Bug-type Pokémon, Scyther only has one Bug-type move:
** ''Fury Cutter''

* LimitBreak: Averted - instead of having a typical Unite Move whose energy charges over time and by fighting wild Pokémon and scoring goals, Blaziken’s Unite Move uses a fixed cooldown and switches between Spinning Flame Punch and Spinning Flame Kick depending on his current style, allowing him to switch between stances while dealing damage around himself and buffing Speed and Attack respectively.