Suicune (Japanese: スイクン Suicune) is a playable Pokémon in Pokémon UNITE. It became available as a playable character on March 1, 2025.

Suicune
スイクン Suicune
Role All-Rounder
Attack type Ranged
Damage type Sp. Atk
Difficulty Intermediate

Does not evolve
License availability
International: Aeos gem 840 / License point 1,960

Mainland China: Aeos gem 580 / Aeos coin 11,600

Suicune is a ranged All-Rounder that specializes in area control, being able to flood the area around it with its moves and freeze it alongside opponents in the area.

Stats

Suicune
Offense
Endurance
Mobility
Scoring
Support

Abilities

Passive Ability


Pressure
プレッシャー Pressure
Description

When this Pokémon deals damage to a frozen Pokémon on the opposing team whose HP is below a set percentage, that Pokémon is instantly knocked out.
When this Pokémon uses a move, it's granted a shield, and its crystal gauge increases. This shield can stack up to 2 times.
When this Pokémon uses Whirlpool or Surf, the area the move passes through will become flooded.
If the Pokémon freezes a flooded area, opposing Pokémon in the flooded area will also be frozen.

Basic Attack

Damage category: Physical (as a basic attack)
Damage category: Special (as a boosted attack)
Description

When the crystal gauge is full, the user's next basic attack becomes a boosted attack.
Boosted attacks shoot water continuously and deal additional damage to frozen opposing Pokémon.


Moveset

Move slot 1

Water Pulse
みずのはどう
Water Pulse
Learned at Lv. 1 or 3
Cooldown: 6 seconds
Upgrades into Whirlpool or Surf
 Ranged Description
Has the user fire a pulse of water in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits and shoving them.
Also marks the opposing Pokémon by leaving them drenched.
Whirlpool
うずしお
Whirl Tide
Learned at Lv. 5
Cooldown: 7.5 seconds
Upgrades into Whirlpool+ at Lv. 11
 Area Description
Has the user generate a vortex of water at the designated location, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon, pulling them toward its center, and leaving them drenched.
If this move is used again, the vortex is moved in the designated direction, flooding the area it passes through.

Upgrade: Reduces this move's cooldown.
Surf
なみのり
Surfing
Learned at Lv. 5
Cooldown: 5 seconds
Upgrades into Surf+ at Lv. 11
 Ranged
 Hindrance
Description
Has the user create a big wave in the designated direction, dealing damage to and shoving opposing Pokémon it hits and leaving them drenched.
The area the wave passes through becomes flooded.
If the wave hits a pillar of ice created by Icy Wind, the pillar breaks, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits.

Upgrade: Increases the damage dealt by this move.

Move slot 2

Avalanche
ゆきなだれ
Avalanche
Learned at Lv. 1 or 3
Cooldown: 6 seconds
Upgrades into Ice Beam or Icy Wind
 Area
 Hindrance
Description
Has the user make snow continuously fall at the designated location, dealing damage and applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon it hits.
At the end of the move, the user drops a clump of snow, leaving flooded areas frozen.
Also, if opposing Pokémon are drenched when hit, they are left frozen.
Ice Beam
れいとうビーム
Freezing Beam
Learned at Lv. 7
Cooldown: 7.5 seconds
Upgrades into Ice Beam+ at Lv. 13
 Ranged Description
Has the user fire an icy-cold beam of energy in the designated direction, dealing damage and applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon it hits.
If the opposing Pokémon are drenched when hit, they are left frozen.
If this move hits a flooded area, that area becomes frozen.
A maximum of 2 uses can be kept in reserve for this move.

Upgrade: Strengthens the slowing effect applied to the opposing Pokémon hit by this move.
Icy Wind
こごえるかぜ
Freezing Wind
Learned at Lv. 7
Cooldown: 5 seconds
Upgrades into Icy Wind+ at Lv. 13
 Area Description
Has the user blow a gust of freezing air at the designated location, applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon it hits.
Once the freezing air builds up, it creates a pillar of ice, dealing damage and applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon it hits.
After a short time, the pillar of ice breaks, dealing damage to nearby opposing Pokémon.
If a pillar of ice is created in a flooded area, that area becomes frozen.
A maximum of 2 uses can be kept in reserve for this move.

Upgrade: Reduces this move's cooldown.

Unite Move

Endless Ice Spikes
無尽氷棘
Endless Ice Thorns
Learned at Lv. 9
 Ranged
 Hindrance
Description
This move can be used while the user is unable to act, and when it is, all status conditions on the user are removed.
Has the user create ice spikes in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon they hit and leaving them frozen.
After a short time, the spikes explode, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon they hit.

Holowear

Blue-tag Holowear

Name Holowear Release Date Unlock Method Audio/Visual FX
Fairy-Tale Style March 1, 2025 Suicune's Glacial Stream Challenge
Aeos Gem 1,290
Movement

Purple-tag Holowear

Name Holowear Portrait Frame Release Date Unlock Method Audio/Visual FX
Pokébuki Style December 26, 2025 Premium Battle Pass - Season 37 Unite Move
Scoring
Returning
KO
Movement

Trivia

In other languages

Endless Ice Spikes

Language Title
Japanese 無尽氷棘 Mujin Hyō-Kyoku (Endless Ice Thorns)
Chinese Cantonese 無盡冰棘 Mòuhjeuhn Bīng-Gīk (Endless Ice Thorns)
Mandarin 無盡冰棘 / 无尽冰棘 Wújìn Bīng-Jí (Endless Ice Thorns)
French Déferlement Glacé (Icy Surge)
German Endlose Eisspeere (Endless Ice-Spears)
Hindi अनंत आइसिकल Anant Āisikal (Infinite Icicle)
Indonesian Duri Es Infinit (Infinite Ice Thorns)
Italian Stalagmiti di Ghiaccio Inarrestabili (Unstoppable Ice Stalagmites)
Korean 무진빙극 Mujin Bing-Geuk (Endless Ice Thorns)
Brazilian Portuguese Espinhos Gélidos Infinitos (Infinite Frigid Thorns)
Russian Россыпь Ледяных Шипов Rossypʹ Ledjanyx Šipov (Scattering Icy Thorns)
Spanish Púas Gélidas Sempiternas (Everlasting Frigid Thorns)
Thai ผลึกน้ำแข็งไร้สิ้นสุด Phluek Namkhaeng Raisinsut (Endless Ice Crystals)
Turkish Sonsuz Buz Dikitleri (Endless Ice Stalagmites)

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