All Attackers List | Pokemon UNITE

Check out this Pokemon list of all Attackers characters in Pokemon Unite (Pokemon MOBA). Includes Pokemon with the Attacker character Role, stats, Attacker lane, best items & more.

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Attacker Pokemon Tier List (May 2022)

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Attacker Tier List
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A
B
C

S Tier Attacker Pokemon

Pokemon	Reason
Pikachu	・Electro Ball is incredibly powerful, paralyzing enemies in an AoE ・Consistent power at all stages of the game ・Ease of use is one of its main draws ・Fast cooldown rate to sustain damage in battle
Greninja	・Ability to go invisible with Smokescreen is handy when escaping ・Extremely mobile and easy to carry with ・One of the best nukers in the game ・Great in clearing Wild Pokemon making it suitable for jungling
Cinderace	・Its deadly combination of speed and damage makes it a fierce attacker in battle. ・Overall easy to use due to its myriad of ranged attacks to flame down enemies. ・Can dodge attacks and bypass enemies with its invincibility from Feint ・Powerful Unite move can be used to snipe objectives
Decidueye	・Great at teamfights and can target multiple Pokemon at once ・Useful moves that both buff itself & debuff enemies ・Can snipe targets from a distance and steal last hits although aiming may need practice ・Trades its DPS for some CC effects
Espeon	・Anticipation/Magic Bounce makes it able to negate most of the hindrances ・Can stun and slow enemies while dealing area damage to its target ・Can inflict multiple enemies at once with Psybeam ・Isolate key players by suspending them mid-air and blasting them afterwards with Psychic Solare

A Tier Attacker Pokemon

Pokemon	Reason
Sylveon	・Great mobility and damage, easy to chase Pokemon ・Ability to heal self is quite strong, can outmatch other Attackers due to this ・Great burst damage potential ・Hyper Voice deal incredible damage to fleeing enemies althoug it may be haarder to land on moving target
Duraludon
	・ It has wide AoE that it may deploy to crowd control enemies while doing damage ・ Gains its first power spike at lvl 5 and does not require evolution. ・ Deals significant amounts of damage that it can use to knockout targets quickly ・ After using some of its moves, it becomes stunned, rendering it vulnerable to attacks.
Alolan Ninetales	・Slow/freeze on auto attack is extremely useful ・Good amount of crowd control for an Attacker ・Its low mobility and endurance makes it fragile in close battles ・Great in hindering and slowing down enemies

B Tier Attacker Pokemon

Pokemon	Reason
Venusaur	・Great in kiting enemies and last hitting objectives ・Offers great crowd-control capabilities with its wide AoE ・Can become surprisingly bulky via a Giga Drain self-sustain build ・Good range with Solar Beam
Gardevoir	・Unite Move which draws in the surrounding opposing Pokemon is powerful ・Its low defense, limited mobility, and having no escape moves makes it vulnerable in battle ・Can get in and out of battles with Teleport

C Tier Attacker Pokemon

Pokemon	Reason
Cramorant	・Unite Move deals devastating damage, but renders you immobile ・Air Slash lets you constantly disengage ・High learning curve, but good damage to make up for it. ・Can continuously scoop up prey and launch it to enemies

Attacker Pokemon Character Role - Base Stats

List Of Attacker Pokemon

Pokemon	Base Stats	Difficulty
Venusaur	Offense: 9 Endurance: 4 Mobility: 4 Scoring: 5 Support: 2	Intermediate
Pikachu	Offense: 9 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 5 Scoring: 4 Support: 3	Novice
Alolan Ninetales	Offense: 8 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 3 Scoring: 5 Support: 6	Intermediate
Gardevoir	Offense: 9 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 3 Scoring: 6 Support: 3	Intermediate
Cinderace	Offense: 8 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 6 Scoring: 5 Support: 1	Novice
Cramorant	Offense: 8 Endurance: 6 Mobility: 6 Scoring: 3 Support: 2	Expert
Greninja	Offense: 8 Endurance: 4 Mobility: 6 Scoring: 6 Support: 1	Expert
Sylveon	Offense: 7 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 3 Scoring: 7 Support: 7	Intermediate
Decidueye	Offense: 7 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 3 Scoring: 7 Support: 7	Intermediate
Duraludon	Offense: 7 Endurance: 3 Mobility: 4 Scoring: 4 Support: 3	Intermediate

Attacker Stats Comparison Table

HP, Defense, & Sp. Defense (Lv15) New!

These are the actual Lv15 stats for all Attacker-type Pokemon without any Held Items equipped.

Pokemon	HP	Def.	Sp. Def.
Sylveon	7148	260	191
Venusaur	6321	174	137
Gardevoir	6320	174	138
Cramorant	6301	300	200
Pikachu	6300	175	135
Alolan Ninetales	6299	175	135
Cinderace	5399	250	149
Decidueye	5152	250	150
Greninja	5152	250	149
Duraludon	5397	301	200

Attacker Role - Best Items For Pokemon

Held Item - Boost Attack Or Sp. Attack

Attackers need to dish out large amounts of damage against the enemy team, so they'll need to hit as hard as possible. However, there are two types of Attackers and you might get confused on which item should be equipped. So equip the ones that are appropriate to your Pokemon of choice!

Recommended: Muscle Band For Physical Attackers

Item	Item Effect
Muscle Band	・When basic attacks hit, the damage is increased by 1% of the opposing Pokemon's remaining HP. ・Atk +1 ・Basic Atk Speed +0%
Description
Attackers that are specialized in Physical Attacks need the Muscle Band to raise their physical damage. However, take note of which attacker type you're using - some Pokemon use special attack instead!
Upgrade Priority

Recommended: Wise Glasses for Sp. Attack

Item	Item Effect
Wise Glasses	・Sp. Atk +3% of base value ・Sp. Atk +10
Description
Wise Glasses will raise your Sp. Attack depending on your upgrade level. This item is used for attackers who specialized in Sp. Attack. Make sure to equip Wise Glasses on Pokemon that benefit from it!
Upgrade Priority

Battle Item - Attack Enhancers Or Mobility

Players should choose their Battle Items based on how well they can position their Pokemon. If you have superb map awareness, feel free to use X-Attack for a further boost in damage during fights. For safer alternatives, the Eject Button is very useful for getting in & out of sticky situations.

Recommended Battle Items

Item	Effect	Cooldown
Eject Button	Quickly moves your Pokemon in the designated location.	70s
X-Attack	Raises your Pokemon's Atk & Sp. Atk. for a short time.	40s
Full Heal	Removes all hindrances affecting your Pokemon	40s

Attackers Role - Lanes & How To Play

Recommended Lane - Top Or Bottom

Attackers can go top or bottom when starting, provided the lane isn't already occupied by 2 Pokemon. By default, go bottom lane so you can take out Drednaw easier. However, this decision is best made in coordination with your team.

Which Wild Pokemon To Attack On The Top Lane

If you chose the top lane we highly suggest that you target these Wild Pokemon first. The key here is to go for the Corphish and try to guarantee a list hit on that. This will put you ahead of the enemy team in experience.

Which Wild Pokemon To Attack On The Bottom Lane

If you chose the bottom lane, try to go for the Audino in the upper middle part of the lane first. This is a "shared" mob, and getting the last hit on it will put your team at an advantage.

Main Damage Dealer Of The Team

Attacker Pokemon generally have powerful offensive kits. Their normal attacks in particular are often long-ranged, allowing them to engage other Pokemon from a distance.

Can Do Burst Damage But At Long Intervals

Attacker moves can often deal quite a bit of burst damage once use but are on somewhat long cooldowns. If the target isn't taken immediately, there is a high chance that it can counter-attack, putting the attacker in danger of being KOed. It is important that the attacker has support to safeguard their retreat.

Main Drawback Is Lower Health

Generally, Attacker Pokemon have a lower health pool than those from other roles. This makes them quite vulnerable to being KO'd easily if they are without their supports and other team members.

Moves Often Lack Crowd Control

Attackers' moves usually do not have prolonged crowd control effects, meaning that you will need to rely on the help of other teammates to maintain a line for you to pull back to. This also means you should use caution when going into the attack range of other Pokemon, especially defenders or all-rounders.

How To Play Attacker Pokemon

Work With Defender Pokemon

Try to pair with a Defender Pokemon when heading to the upper or lower lanes. With you two together, you can focus on attacking while the Defender Pokemon tanks the damage and create opening for the team.

Check The Minimap Frequently

When using Attacker Pokemon, it's necessary for players to consistently check their minimap. From there, you can spot your teammates' locations, enemy location when they're in your sight, and which goals are being pushed.

Do Not Engage One On One

With a lower health pool & lesser crowd control, going in solo can be risky. Only do this to Pokemon who have a lower health than yours or those singled out from their team. Do not fight when you're alone as much as possible. Enemy crowd control can make short work of you, so be aware.

Unite Move Deals Massive Damage

Attacker Unite Moves often deal heavy damage in a line or area. Use them at the beginning of crucial fights to soften the enemy or use them mid-battle to finish off weakened foes.

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All Playable Pokemon

List Of All Pokemon
Venusaur	Charizard	Pikachu
Machamp	Gengar	Snorlax
Lucario	Talonflame	Alolan Ninetales
Mr. Mime	Absol	Garchomp
Crustle	Cinderace	Eldegoss
Greninja	Slowbro	Wigglytuff
Cramorant	Zeraora	Gardevoir
Blissey	Blastoise	Mamoswine
Sylveon	Greedent	Decidueye
Tsareena	Dragonite	Trevenant
Aegislash	Hoopa	Duraludon
Azumarill	Espeon	Delphox
Glaceon	Tyranitar	Buzzwole
Mew	Dodrio	Scizor
Clefable	Zoroark	Sableye

Items

All Held Items
Leftovers	Muscle Band	Shell Bell
Focus Band	Score Shield	Sp. Atk Specs
Attack Weight	Aeos Cookie	Scope Lens
Exp. Share	Rocky Helmet	Assault Vest
Float Stone	Wise Glasses	Buddy Barrier
Energy Amplifier	Razor Claw	Choice Specs
Weakness Policy	-	-

List Of All Battle Items

All Battle Items
Eject Button	Potion	X-Attack
X-Speed	Full Heal	Goal-Getter
Fluffy Tail	Slow Smoke	-