Pokemon Boost Emblems have made it into Pokemon Unite as part of the July 2022 First Year Anniversary celebrations. This mechanic has proven to be pretty confusing for casual fans and pros alike, with no clear example of what the optimum loadout should look like.
If you’re a complete newbie to the world of Boost Emblems in Pokemon Unite, I’d recommend reading through THIS guide before carrying out with this one. It explains the basics of what these Emblems do, and how to equip them before battle.
Assuming that the player equips all Bronze Emblems, below are some examples of optimum loadouts.
Recommended Loadout – Best Emblem To Boost Physical Attack:
Full list of physical attackers in Pokemon Unite, as of the First Anniversary update:
- Absol
- Aegislash
- Azumarill
- Charizard
- Cinderace
- Crustle
- Decidueye
- Dragonite
- Duraludon
- Garchomp
- Greedent
- Greninja
- Lucario
- Machamp
- Mamoswine
- Snorlax
- Talonflame
- Trevenant
- Tsareena
- Zeraora
If you play one of these Mons, you may want to increase your damage output. As you don’t make use of a Special Attack stat, you can decrease this with no consequences. If you’re familiar with EV and IV training, this won’t be new news. We recommend the following Emblems:
- Clefairy (-3.0 DEF / +30 HP)
- Clefable (-21 SPE / +30 HP)
- Jigglypuff (-3.0 SPD / +30 HP) // Pink synergy activated
- Diglett (-30 HP / +21 SPE)
- Poliwrath (-1.5 SPA / +3.0 SPD)
- Primeape (-1.5 SPA / +30 HP)
- Golem (-1.5 SPA / +3.0 DEF) // Brown synergy activate
- Ponyta (-30 HP / +1 ATK)
- Charmander (-1 ATK / +30 HP)
- Vulpix (-30 HP / +3 SPD) // Red synergy activated
The stats for this loadout would be:
- HP +60 HP
- DEF 0
- ATK 0
- SPD +3.0
- SPA -3.0
- SPE 0
- BONUS (Pink) -4% Hindrance Duration (Tenacity)
- BONUS (Brown) +2% Attack
- BONUS (Red) +2% Basic-Attack Speed
Recommended Loadout – Boost Special Attack:
Full list of special attackers in Pokemon Unite, as of the First Anniversary update:
- Alolan Ninetales
- Blastoise
- Blissey
- Cramorant
- Delphox
- Eldegoss
- Espeon
- Gardevoir
- Gengar
- Glaceon
- Hoopa
- Mr. Mime
- Pikachu
- Slowbro
- Sylveon
- Venusaur
- Wigglytuff
These Mons take advantage of Special Attack stats. You guessed it – you can decrease your physical attack stats with no repercussions. We recommend the following best emblem:
- Bulbasaur (-30 HP / +1.5 SPA)
- Oddish (-21 SPE / +30 HP)
- Beedrill (-30 HP / +3.0 SPD)
- Venomoth (-0.6% CRIT / +30 HP) // Green synergy activated
- Golbat (-3.0 SPD / +21 SPE)
- Tentacruel (-0.6% CRIT / +3.0 SPD)
- Gengar (-1 ATK / +21 SPE)
- Drowzee (-21 SPE / +3.0 SPD)
- Nidoran-Female (-3.0 SPD / +30 HP)
- Nidoran-Male (-30 HP / +1 ATK)
The stats for this bronze loadout:
- HP 0
- DEF 0
- ATK 0
- SPD 0
- SPA 0
- SPE 0
- BONUS (Green) +2% Special Attack
- BONUS (Black) +4% Cooldown Reduction
- BONUS (Purple) +4% Special-Defence
The best thing you can do is experiment with loadouts and find the best emblem for you.
Hopefully these example loadouts have given you a good understanding of what you can do with them. Now you’re ready to move on to strategy!
For more information on some cool ways people have been using Emblems, click here!