Miraidon (UNITE)
Miraidon (Japanese:ミライドン Miraidon) is a playable Pokémon in Pokémon UNITE. It became available as a playable character on February 27, 2024.
| Miraidon ミライドン Miraidon | |
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| Role | Attacker |
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| Attack type | Ranged |
| Damage type | Sp. Atk |
| Difficulty | Novice |
 Does not evolve | |
License availability: 15,000 /  700
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It is an Attacker who can set Electric Terrain to bolster its allies and push for Knock Outs. However, activating its Hadron Engine to do so forces it to spend Aeos energy, so it finds difficulty in scoring.
Up to September 4, 2024, it was classified as an EX license.
Stats
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Abilities
- Miraidon's Thunder, Thunder Shock, Electro Drift, Charge Beam, and Hadron Engine all indicate their area of effect with a visual field. Allied Miradon use blue for these elements, but opposing Miraidon use red instead. This helps tell the two apart.
Passive Ability
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Hadron Engine ハドロンエンジン Hadron Engine |
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When the Pokémon with this Ability hits a Pokémon from the opposing team with a move, it creates Electric Terrain. The Pokémon can consume a portion of its collected Aeos energy to expand the area of the Electric Terrain it creates. If the Pokémon with this Ability or its allies are within the Electric Terrain, their attacks deal additional damage and they cannot be put to sleep. Electric Terrain strengthens ally team goals and weakens opposing team goals. This Ability goes on cooldown after it's triggered. Effect: The cooldown for this Ability is visible as a blue bar over this Pokémon. An activation does not require Aeos energy, but Aeos energy will be spent if available to increase the area of effect. (Contrary to the description, this is mandatory.) A strengthened goal zone heals more HP than normal, while a weakened goal zone reduces the HP healed. | |
Basic Attack
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Damage category: Special (as a basic attack) |
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Deals damage to opposing Pokémon, does not have a boosted attack. | |
Moveset
Move slot 1
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Thunder Shock でんきショック Electric Shock |
Learned at Lv. 1 or 3 Cooldown: 5 seconds Upgrades into Charge Beam or Electro Drift |
 Ranged
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| Has the user send a jolt of electricity in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon if it hits. | ||
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Charge Beam チャージビーム Charge Beam |
Learned at Lv. 5 Cooldown: 8.5 seconds Upgrades into Charge Beam+ at Lv. 11 |
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| Has the user charge power before firing an electric beam in the designated direction. If this move hits opposing Pokémon, the user's Sp. Atk is increased for a short time, and the user stores electric power. If the user stores electric power twice within a short time, it can use a boosted version of Charge Beam. The boosted version has the user continuously fire an electric beam in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon in the area of effect. A maximum of 2 uses can be kept in reserve for this move. Upgrade: Decreases the time it takes to store a use of this move. Effect: The charge's cap is in the first fourth of the time, increasing in range as the charge progresses. Both having stored electric power and having access to the boosted version of this attack are timed by an effect duration. The boosted version of this attack grants this Pokémon Hindrance Resistance. | ||
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Electro Drift イナズマドライブ Lightning Drive |
Learned at Lv. 5 Cooldown: 12 seconds Upgrades into Electro Drift+ at Lv. 11 |
 Dash
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Description | |
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| Has the user race forward in the designated direction while spinning, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon in its path. The user also stores electric power. If the user stores electric power twice within a short time, it can use a boosted version of Electro Drift. The boosted version has the user do a spinning attack aimed at the designated opposing Pokémon, dealing damage to any opposing Pokémon if it hits. This move deals increased damage if the opposing Pokémon's remaining HP is low. A maximum of 2 uses can be kept in reserve for this move. Upgrade: Decreases the time it takes to store a use of this move. Effect: This Pokémon has Hindrance Resistance while preparing to race. Electric power is only stored if this move hits an opposing Pokémon. Both having stored electric power and having access to the boosted version of this attack are timed by an effect duration. The boosted version of the attack has a longer animation before racing at the designated opposing Pokémon, but this Pokémon can move around while readying the attack. The boosted version moves a farther distance than the normal version. The boosted version has Hindrance Resistance for the entire move. | ||
Move slot 2
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Thunder Wave でんじは Electromagnetic Wave |
Learned at Lv. 1 or 3 Cooldown: 8 seconds Upgrades into Thunder or Parabolic Charge |
 Debuff
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Description | |
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| Has the user discharge electricity at the designated opposing Pokémon, dealing damage and leaving them paralyzed. | ||
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Thunder かみなり Lightning |
Learned at Lv. 7 Cooldown: 10 seconds Upgrades into Thunder+ at Lv. 13 |
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Description | |
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| Has the user summon a cloud in the skies above that drops wicked thunderbolts. The summoned cloud moves slowly toward the nearest opposing Pokémon, dropping thunderbolts whenever a set amount of time passes. The thunderbolts deal damage and apply a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon they hit. Upgrade: Strengthens the slowing effect applied to opposing Pokémon when they are hit by lightning. | ||
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Parabolic Charge パラボラチャージ Parabola Charge |
Learned at Lv. 7 Cooldown: 11 seconds Upgrades into Parabolic Charge+ at Lv. 13 |
 Recovery
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Description | |
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| Has the user flood the area around it with electricity, dealing damage and applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon it hits. If this move hits opposing Pokémon, the user recovers HP and also recovers 1 stored use of either Charge Beam or Electro Drift. The more opposing Pokémon the move hits, the more HP the user recovers.
Upgrade: Grants the user a shield when this move is used. | ||
Unite Move
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Bright Future Meteor Storm 未来照らす流星 Meteor that Illuminates the Future |
Learned at Lv. 9 |
 Area
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| Has the user call down 5 meteorites in a row, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon they hit. If a meteorite hits an opposing Pokémon, the next meteorite to fall will deal increased damage. The final meteorite deals higher damage in a wider area of effect and throws opponents.
Effect: This move is used by holding the input, and releasing it ends the move early. After a short time, each meteorite will have its location "lock in" on the currently designated area, and the cursor will select the location of the next meteor. Each time a meteorite is "locked in", 30% of the Unite Move gauge is spent. (The move can continue to be used even if the gauge is empty). This move is not considered to have been used until the first meteorite has "locked in". This move grants Hindrance Resistance for it's entire duration. The user can move around as it uses this move. This Pokémon cannot take any other actions while using this move. | ||
Event eligibility
As a Dragon-type Pokémon, Miradion was eligible for the Full-Burst Battle! Dragon Dustup match type during the Dragon Carnival event that took place from May 15 to June 11, 2024.
Holowear
| Name | Holowear | Release Date | Unlock Method | Audio/Visual FX |
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 Tuxedo Style
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February 27, 2024 | 1,050
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| Wanderer Style
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July 4, 2024 | 1,050
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Gallery
Promotional art
Trivia
- Bright Future Meteor Storm may be based on Draco Meteor.
In other languages
Bright Future Meteor Storm
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See also
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Miraidon.
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