Pawmot joins the fray in Pokémon UNITE

Pawmot is the latest Pokémon to join the fray in Pokémon UNITE. Pawmot is a Melee All-Rounder with Intermediate difficulty that deals Physical damage, and can be purchased from the in-game shop for

790 Aeos Gems. It will also be available for

13,000 Aeos Coins from next week.

Players who purchase Pawmot's Unite license during the first week will receive a special background. As is usual for a new Pokémon release, a new set of Holowear has also been made available, with Concert Style: Pawmot now available in Zirco Trading for

890 Aeos Gems. This Holowear features Audio/Visual FX for Movement.

Pawmot Moves Overview​

Pawmot starts off as Pawmi, and evolves into Pawmo at level 5, and then into Pawmot at level 7. It has the ability Iron Fist, which makes it deal increased damage and heal itself on hitting a move. On using its Unite Move, Pawmot changes into Fighter Mode for a short while, which changes the effect of some moves. In Fighter Mode, Pawmot's ability also increases it basic attack speed, stacking up to two times.

Pawmot's first move slot consists of Nuzzle, which can upgrade into Thunder Punch or Supercell Slam. Nuzzle deals damage to the opponent by nuzzling the user's electrified cheeks against them and leaves the opponent paralyzed. Thunder Punch unleashes an electrified punch which deals damage and applies a slowing effect. In Fighter Mode, the move has a shorter range and deals increased damage instead of applying a slowing effect. Supercell Slam electrifies the user's body and deals damage and applies slowing effect to opponents, but damages the user if it misses. If it hits, it can be used again and unleashes a short range punch that also shoves the opponent. In Fighter Mode, this move also deals increased damage instead if applying a slowing effect.

Pawmot's second move slot consists of Scratch, which can upgrade into Volt Switch or Mach Punch. Scratch deals damage to opponents with the user's sharp claws. Volt Switch cloaks the user in electricity and charges into an opposing Pokémon. This move can be used again (once only) for a short time after the initial use. In Fighter Mode, this move cannot be used again, but the user's movement speed is increased after the initial use. Mach Punch throws a punch at blinding speed, shoving them and unable to act. This move's cooldown is reduced every time a basic attack hits. In Fighter Mode, this move no longer shoves or leaves opponents unable to act, but the number of attack for this move is increased.

Pawmot's Unite Move is Zip Zap Full-Charge Spark, which has the "Sure Hit" effect. The user charges towards a designated opponent and discharges electricity, dealing damage to all nearby opponents. After using this Unite Move, the user loses its electricity but enters 'Fighter Mode' for a short time, which changes basic attacks and the effects of some moves, and also does not charge the Unite Move gauge. Outside of Fighter Mode, the Unite Move Gauge also only charges when the user's basic attacks and moves hit Pokémon from the opposing team.

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