The playable roster is pre-loaded — drag every Pokémon into S through D by role, add the newest releases, and build the Unite tier list you actually climb with.
Missing a new licence? Hit ＋ Add items to add any Pokémon. Prefer artwork? Use the image maker to rank sprites.
This board is Pokémon Unite — the MOBA roster, by role. For the original 151 use the Pokémon (Kanto) tier list, and for raids and PvP the Pokémon GO tier list.
This Pokémon Unite tier list loads the playable roster across all five roles — Attackers like Cinderace and Gardevoir, All-Rounders like Lucario and Tyranitar, Speedsters like Zeraora and Absol, Defenders like Snorlax and Crustle, and Supporters like Blissey and Wigglytuff. Drag each into S through D and build a Pokémon Unite tier list tuned to solo queue or full team play. Weigh early game, scaling, objective control and how a pick carries ranked.
Unsure on a placement? The community poll above the board tallies real votes, so the current Unite meta comes from the player base rather than one guide. New to ranking? Our how to make a tier list guide covers it, and what S-tier means settles the top row. Add anything missing, then export a PNG.
Stat tweaks, held-item changes and new licences move Pokémon up and down every patch, so treat the tray as a starting point rather than a fixed ruling. Drop Pokémon you never draft, promote your reliable carries, and use ＋ Add items to add each new release. The roster is current as of mid-2026 — the newest Pokémon are one tap away.
Unite splits its roster into five roles, and each one answers a different question about your team rather than a single power ranking:
Because a Pokémon's value depends on lane, held items and how coordinated your team is. Solo queue rewards Pokémon that can carry a fight alone, while a full team rewards picks that set up objectives — which is why solo-queue lists and competitive lists rarely match. Held item builds shift results further, and Rayquaza and the Regis mean late-game objective control often outweighs early lane dominance. Patch notes then adjust stats directly, so a list is only as current as the patch it was written for.
The playable roster is pre-loaded. Drag each Pokémon from the tray into a tier from S to D, then export a PNG. Start ranking right away — no login needed.
You build the ranking, and the community poll below shows how everyone else places each Pokémon, so the meta reflects real votes. Rank by role — Attacker, All-Rounder, Speedster, Defender or Supporter — and current patch strength.
Hit Add items and type the Pokémon's name — it drops into the tray. The pre-loaded roster is a starting point, so add each new Pokémon as it releases.
Yes. Type the held items in with Add items to build a Pokémon Unite held item tier list on the same board, or rank the Pokémon by role for an attacker, defender, or support tier list.
Attackers deal ranged damage, All-Rounders are durable damage dealers, Speedsters pressure the jungle and pick off targets, Defenders absorb damage and hold objectives, and Supporters heal and buff. Ranking within a role is more useful than one combined list.
Solo queue and coordinated play reward different Pokémon, held item builds change outcomes, and objective control around Rayquaza and the Regis can outweigh lane performance. Patches then adjust stats directly.
Yes. Lane assignment, jungle access and your team's existing roles all change which pick is strongest, which is why a single combined ranking is less useful than ranking inside each role.
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