What Is the Pokémon UNITE Official Website?

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unite.pokemon.com is the official website for Pokémon UNITE, described on the site as "Pokémon's first strategic team battle game." It serves as the game's information hub: you can read news and updates, learn how 5-on-5 team battles work, browse the Pokémon roster, and find the entry point to start playing. The site states the game is available now on Nintendo Switch.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage is organized around a few main sections, each with a clear purpose:

Section What it gives you
Latest News Game updates and announcements, each with a date
5-on-5 Team Battles! A description of the core mode — "fast action and smart strategies" — plus a trailer
Choose your Pokémon A roster of playable Pokémon, each linking to its stats
Start your battle The path to begin playing
Play anywhere Information about where the game can be played

News and announcements

The Latest News section is where time-sensitive changes appear. Two examples currently listed:

  • Pokémon UNITE Championship Series Update (Jul 15, 2026): Pokémon UNITE will not be part of the 2027 Pokémon World Championships and will instead hold a separate tournament, Pokémon UNITE Aeos Crown 2027 Tokyo.
  • End of Facebook Account Support (Jun 15, 2026): As of Wednesday, September 30, 2026, you will no longer be able to link Facebook accounts or use them to log in.

If you play the game or follow its competitive scene, this section is the place to check for changes that affect accounts, events, or scheduling.

The Pokémon roster

The "Choose your Pokémon" section presents the playable roster with a short prompt — "Your favorite Pokémon are ready to compete with powerful attacks and signature Abilities. Which Pokémon will you take into battle?" Each entry links to that Pokémon's stats.

Pokémon listed on the page include Dhelmise, Vaporeon, Empoleon, Pawmot, Latias, Latios, Alcremie, Alolan Raichu, Suicune, Galarian Rapidash, Tinkaton, Psyduck, Darkrai, Armarouge, Ho-oh, Ceruledge, Falinks, Miraidon, Gyarados, Metagross, Meowscarada, Mimikyu, Blaziken, Mewtwo, Inteleon, Leafeon, Umbreon, Chandelure, Lapras, and Goodra, among others.

Who this site is for

  • New players deciding whether to try the game: the 5-on-5 section and trailer explain the format before you commit.
  • Current players checking for updates: the news feed covers account changes and tournament news.
  • Players choosing a character: the roster pages let you compare Pokémon by their stats before picking one.

The site is the official source, so details here — tournament plans, login changes, roster additions — reflect the game's own announcements rather than third-party summaries.