How to Find a Pokémon's Stats, Moves, and Builds on unite-db.com

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unite-db.com is a Pokémon UNITE fan database where you can look up any Pokémon's stats and moves, filter the roster by role or damage type, and use the Builder to create or copy a held-item and battle-item loadout. It works for anyone who wants quick reference numbers before a match or a starting point for a build; you don't need an account to browse, and the site states its data is gathered from UniteAPI and peer reviewed by contributors of the Unite Mathcord Discord server.

Start from the right entry point

The site's main navigation gives you several ways in, and they lead to the same character pages:

  • Pokémon Stats — the full character database, best when you want to browse or filter the roster.
  • Builder — the loadout tool, best when you already know which Pokémon you're building.
  • Tier List — a ranked view if you're deciding who to play rather than looking up one Pokémon.
  • Items / Battle Items / Emblems — reference pages for the gear that goes into a build.

If your goal is "tell me about this one Pokémon," go to Pokémon Stats and use the search icon rather than scrolling.

Filter the roster to narrow the list

The character database page exposes filters you can combine. The listed options are:

Filter group Values
Damage/attack style Melee, Ranged, Physical Attacker, Special Attacker
Role All-Rounder, Attacker, Defender, Speedster, Supporter

Use them together — for example, Ranged + Attacker, or Melee + Defender — to shrink the list to the Pokémon that fit the slot you're filling. A clear icon resets the filters when you want the full roster back.

Open a Pokémon for stats and moves

Selecting a Pokémon from the filtered list opens its character page, which is where the stats and move details live. This is the reference step: read the base stats and the move set here before you commit to items, since the numbers are what the build is trying to support.

If you only need one Pokémon, the search icon on the database page is faster than filtering — type the name and open the result directly.

Create or copy a build in the Builder

The Builder is the tool for turning stats into an actual loadout. From there you assemble held items and battle items for a chosen Pokémon, and you can also look at existing builds rather than starting from scratch. Two related pages feed into this:

  • Emblems — for building a Boost Emblem loadout alongside your items.
  • Items and Battle Items — to check what each piece does before you slot it in.

If you're new to a Pokémon, copying an existing build and then adjusting one item is usually faster than building from an empty page.

Where to go for deeper mechanics

Beyond the database, the navigation lists Patches, FAQ, Elementary Mechanics, Hidden Mathematics, and Niche Interactions. Reach for these when a stat or interaction doesn't make sense from the character page alone — Hidden Mathematics and Niche Interactions in particular are aimed at players who want the underlying numbers rather than a summary.

Things to know before you rely on it

  • It's a fan site, not official. The site states it isn't endorsed by Nintendo and doesn't reflect Nintendo's views. Treat it as a community reference.
  • Data provenance is stated. Stats come from UniteAPI and are peer reviewed by Mathcord contributors, so the numbers have a traceable source — but they still depend on those sources being current.
  • Patch timing matters. Because the game changes with patches, check the Patches section when a number looks off; a build that was strong before an update may not reflect the current state.
  • Contact and policies are linked in the footer (a contact email and a Privacy Policy) if you need to flag an error.