7 broken Pokemon Unite licenses to use currently

5 broken Pokemon Unite licenses to use currently
Pokemon Unite licenses that are broken right now (image via The Pokemon Company)

Pokemon Unite's broken licenses dominate the arena in the dynamic and ever-evolving world set on Aeos Island. Additionally, finding the right combination of Pokemon, moves, held items, and emblems can be the difference between victory and defeat. As the meta shifts with updates and frequent balance changes, certain Pokemon rise to the top, often due to overpowering strategies that can feel almost broken in the hands of skilled players.

In this article, we dive into seven such licenses that are currently dominating the Pokemon Unite scene, exploring the builds that make them nearly unbeatable.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's opinions.


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7 Pokemon Unite licenses that are broken currently

1) Blissey

Blissey in Pokemon Unite (image via The Pokemon Company)
Blissey in Pokemon Unite (image via The Pokemon Company)

Blissey remains a top-tier pick thanks to its unparalleled support capabilities and immense HP pool. The synergy between Egg Bomb and Soft-Boiled makes it an invaluable asset in team fights. Both moves share charges, enabling rapid healing or burst disruption with consecutive Egg Bombs.

This flexibility allows Blissey to pivot between offense and defense seamlessly. Its ability to sustain allies and disrupt opponents ensures that it always has a pivotal role in team compositions.


2) Darkrai

Darkrai as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)
Darkrai as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)

Darkrai’s Dark-Plot Build solidifies its place as one of the deadliest Pokemon in Unite. By stacking two Nasty Plot charges, marking targets with Dark Void, and consuming the charges with an attack, Darkrai inflicts devastating damage while putting enemies to sleep.

Its kit combines high burst damage, mobility, crowd control, and low cooldowns, making it a nightmare for squishier opponents. Additionally, Shadow Claw provides utility during Dark Pulse, turning Darkrai into a stealthy assassin capable of dismantling teams.


3) Leafeon

Leafeon as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)
Leafeon as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)

Leafeon’s flexibility and scaling make it a fantastic pick for players who enjoy high-damage gameplay. Its Solar Blade Build leverages Leaf Blade to charge Chlorophyll, unleashing devastating Solar Blades for quick kills.

Alternatively, the Double Leaf Build focuses on spamming Leaf Blade and Razor Leaf for relentless burst damage. With high mobility and boosted attacks adding extra punch, Leafeon thrives in skirmishes and can quickly turn the tide of battles.


4) Mimikyu

Mimikyu in Pokemon Unite (image via The Pokemon Company)
Mimikyu in Pokemon Unite (image via The Pokemon Company)

Mimikyu’s cooldown reset mechanics and single-target disable capabilities make it an exceptional pick for controlling key opponents. The Play Rough Build revolves around Shadow Sneak and Play Rough, offering strong sustain and disabling enemies.

Meanwhile, the Double Shadow Build allows Mimikyu to act as a semi-assassin, using Shadow Sneak and Shadow Claw to pick off isolated foes. Its mobility and ability to deal increased damage to marked opponents make it a menace on the battlefield.


5) Psyduck

Psyduck as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)
Psyduck as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)

Psyduck is a surprising contender for top-tier play due to its crowd control and durability. The Surf-Psychic Build turns Psyduck into a semi-tank, using Surf to disable enemies while following up with Psychic to stun them. Notably, Psyduck can chain these moves during Surf for consistent disables.

The Disable-Beam Build offers an alternative approach, capitalizing on the long-range disruption of Disable and Bubble Beam to support allies while remaining at a safe distance.


6) Slowbro

Slowbro as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)
Slowbro as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)

Slowbro’s versatility as a support or tank ensures its relevance across different team compositions. The Scald Soaker Build emphasizes survivability with Amnesia, letting Slowbro dish out consistent damage while soaking enemy attacks.

For a more supportive approach, pairing Scald with Telekinesis provides reliable crowd control to isolate key targets. Slowbro’s decent range and adaptability make it a cornerstone of many strategies, whether protecting allies or disrupting opponents.


7) Blaziken

Blaziken as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)
Blaziken as seen in the game (The Pokemon Company)

Blaziken’s ability to switch between movesets makes it one of the most adaptable Pokemon in Unite. The Fire Punch and Focus Blast Build is a standout for its high damage, mobility, and ease of use. Fire Punch doubles as a mobility tool and high-damage move, applying fire fragments rapidly for extra damage.

Focus Blast, meanwhile, offers ranged burst damage with a slowing effect, making it ideal for finishing off or chasing targets. Although Overheat and Blaze Kick offer strong alternatives, they are harder to execute effectively. Blaziken excels at balancing offense, mobility, and sustain, making it a force to be reckoned with.


These seven Pokemon dominate the current meta with their unique mechanics and devastating movesets. Whether you prefer supporting teammates with Blissey or dealing swift, punishing blows with Darkrai or Leafeon, each of these licenses offers something exceptional. Mastering their strengths will give you an edge in competitive play, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve


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Edited by Siddharth Satish
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