Where to Browse the Pokémon Roster and Stats on the Pokémon UNITE Website

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Open unite.pokemon.com and scroll to the "Choose your Pokémon" section. That section is the roster entry point: it shows a set of Pokémon with a "View [name] stats" link under each one, and a "View all Pokémon" link that leads to the full roster. Use it when you want to check which Pokémon are in the game or look up an individual Pokémon's stats before deciding who to play.

How the roster section is laid out

The homepage presents the roster in two layers:

  • A preview row — a selection of Pokémon shown directly in the "Choose your Pokémon" section, each with its own stats link.
  • The full list — reached through the "View all Pokémon" link, which opens the complete roster.

Each entry in the preview row follows the same pattern: the Pokémon's name, a "View [name] stats" link, and a "View stats" control. Both point to that Pokémon's stats page, so you can go straight from the homepage to a single Pokémon's data without hunting through menus.

Pokémon shown in the preview row

The homepage preview includes, among others:

Pokémon Pokémon Pokémon
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 Goodra

This is a preview, not the full roster — treat it as a sample of what's available rather than a complete list.

What you get on a Pokémon's stats page

Selecting "View [name] stats" takes you to that Pokémon's page, where its stats are displayed. This is the place to compare Pokémon on the same footing: open two or more stats pages and read them side by side rather than judging from the homepage preview alone.

Practical notes

  • Start from the section, not the search bar. "Choose your Pokémon" and "View all Pokémon" are the intended paths to roster and stats content.
  • The preview row rotates. Which Pokémon appear on the homepage can change, so a Pokémon you saw earlier may not be in the preview later — use "View all Pokémon" to confirm it's still in the game.
  • Stats pages are per-Pokémon. There is no single combined stats table described on the homepage; you check one Pokémon at a time.

Related site sections worth knowing

The homepage also carries a "Latest News" area, which is where time-sensitive changes appear. Two examples visible there:

  • A July 15, 2026 update stating that 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.
  • A June 15, 2026 notice that, as of Wednesday, September 30, 2026, Facebook accounts can no longer be linked or used to log in.

If your reason for browsing the roster is competitive play, check Latest News alongside the roster, since event and account changes are announced there rather than on the Pokémon pages.