Remoat Stadium

Remoat Stadium

Remoat Stadium (Japanese: レモータスタジアム Remota Stadium) is a stadium in Pokémon UNITE. It is a floating landmass with wooded and beach areas.

It is broadly similar to Mer Stadium, with their main differences being that Remoat is larger and the shape of the Central Area in Remoat is different. Like all stadiums, Remoat Stadium was built over an Aeos energy spot.

Remoat Stadium used to be the primary Battle Map of Pokémon UNITE. It can be accessed immediately upon completing the tutorial (with other maps being locked until a higher Trainer level is acquired). A normal battle in Remoat Stadium is a 5 vs 5 match. Remoat Stadium also hosts First to 500 battles, special 5 vs 5 matches in which the objective is to reach 500 points first.

Welcome to the Stadium!, a chapter of Pokémon UNITE Manga - Come On Over to Aeos Island!, implies that Aeos Emporium and Zirco Trading are located in exterior portions of the landmass.

History

Remoat Stadium was the original stage in Ranked Match and Casual Battle. In September 2022, Remoat Stadium was replaced by Theia Sky Ruins in Ranked Match. However, it can still be played in Casual Battle.

Layout

• Top Path: The top path is the recommended path for most Attackers and Defenders.
• Central Area: The central area is used to prioritize a Pokémon leveling up and evolving quickly. Generally, Speedsters are chosen for the central area.
• Bottom Path: The bottom path is the recommended path for most All-Rounders and Supporters.

Salac Berries spawn in the center of the map. Picking one up will temporarily increase a Pokémon's movement speed.

Goal zones

Each side starts with five goal zones. Four of them can be broken by scoring enough points into them. The central goal zone, however, is virtually indestructible.

• First pair of goal zones : 80 points
• Second pair of goal zones: 100 points
• Central goal zone: Indestructible

Sitrus Berries will spawn at the front goal zones until 5:00, restoring a Pokémon's HP by 1500 when picked up.

Pokémon

These Pokémon can be found scattered around the battlefield. Each has a small number above it, symbolising the amount of Aeos Energy that coan be taken after its defeat. During the final stretch, some pokémon evolve, increasing its HP, attack and amount of Aeos Energy it has. Some pokémon provide buffs, and some, upon being defeated, provide buffs and benefits that may change the tide of the battle.

Regular Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn Time	Respawn Time	Basic Attack	Behaviour
Aipom	2 Aeos Energy	Doesn't Evolve	10:00 (Start of Battle)	Doesn't Respawn	Doesn't Attack	Once damaged by an attack, it will walk down the ally speed flux zone until a specific point.
Aipom	5 Aeos Energy	Evolves into Ambipom	9:45	1 min after defeat	Melee	It will attack once provoked.
Corphish	3 Aeos Energy	Evolves into Crawdaunt	8:45	1 min after defeat	Melee	It will attack once provoked by an attack.
Audino	5 Aeos Energy, 7 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	9:40	1 min after defeat	Heavy Melee	It will attack once provoked.
Lillipup	2 Aeos Energy	Evolves into Herdier	10:00	N/A	Melee	It will attack once provoked.
Combee	2 Aeos Energy, 3 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	8:50 (3 Combee spawn with 1 Vespiquen)	90 sec after defeat	Melee	They attack together once the player is within Vespiquen's range or has been provoked by an attack.
Vespiquen	4 Aeos Energy, 6 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve			Ranged
Evolved Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn	Respawn	Basic Attack	Behaviour
Ambipom	7 Aeos Energy	Evolved from Aipom	2:00	1 min after defeat	Melee	It will attack once provoked.
Crawdaunt	7 Aeos Energy	Evolved from Corphish	2:00	1 min after defeat	Melee	It will attack once provoked
Herdier	4 Aeos Energy	Evolved from Lillipup	2:00	Doesn't Respawn	Melee	It will attack once provoked
Buffed Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn	Respawn	Basic Attack	Behavior	Buffs
Bouffalant	4 Aeos Energy, 7 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	9:45	1 min after defeat	Melee	Once provoked, it will charge up a powerful Take Down sending the player into the air, before using regular basic attacks, waiting until its boosted attack resets.	Grants a buff that causes attacks reduce opposing pokémon's moving speed when they hit
Ludicolo	4 Aeos Energy, 7 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	9:45	1 min after defeat	Ranged	It will charge up a Water Gun, which may push the player away slightly, causing the player to be left unable to act, before using its basic attacks while its boosted attack resets.	Grants a buff that increases attack damage against wild pokémon
Boss Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn	Respawn	Basic Attack	Behavior	Buffs
Rotom	20 Aeos Energy, 12 Aeos Energy(For defeating Rotom on the enemy's side)	Doesn't Evolve	7:00	2 min after defeat (Doesn't appear after Zapdos has appeared)	Ranged	It will attack once the player is within range of it.	After it has been defeated, it will move towards the nearest enemy goal zone, defeating all opposing pokémon, and cause it to be vulnerable for 25 seconds, giving instant scoring to that goal zone for allies.
Drednaw	20 Aeos Energy	Doesn't Evolve	7:00	2 min after defeat (Doesn't appear after Zapdos has appeared)	Heavy Melee	Once provoked, it will use two moves alternatively, while using basic attacks in between. It will use Stomping Tantrum, causing a large tremor, sending players in the area of effect into the air, leaving them unable to act. It will also use Hydro Pump, shoving players and leaving them unable to act.	Grants an Experience boost and shields for allies once defeated
Zapdos	30 Aeos Energy (plus 15 to all remaining allies)	Doesn't Evolve	2:00	Only appears once per battle	Ranged	Will attack once a player has entered its area	Grants a shield to remaining allies and instant scoring to all opposing goal zones for 30 seconds once defeated

Snow and Ice

Remoat Stadium has a variant that usually temporarily replaces the original towards the beginning of December until Mid-January.

Remoat Stadium (Snow and Ice)

The appearance has been altered to fit the winter season, and Ice-type Pokémon have replaced the majority of the original's Wild Pokémon.

The layout is exactly the same, from the goal zones to the positions of the wild pokémon.

Geography

The appearance of the stadium has changed. The tall grass has turned dark green with flecks of snow at the top. The fountains and pools have frozen into ice and the various paths have snow at the sides. The boss pit, normally having a simple Boss symbol, now has turned into the shape of an ice-blue hexagon with the boss symbol of the same colour engraved in the centre. All of the walls are covered in snow, and are adorned with fairy lights. Vannilite statues appear just below the fountains on the bottom path. Looking at the image, there are icebergs in the sea surrounding the stadium. Evergreen trees are also scattered around the stadium.

Pokémon

Regular Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn	Respawn	Basic Attack	Behavior
Panpour	2 Aeos Energy	Doesn't Evolve	10:00	Doesn't Respawn	N/A	It walk along the paths until a certain point.
Panpour	5 Aeos Energy	Evolves into Simipour	09:45	60 seconds	Melee	It will attack when provoked
Corphish	3 Aeos Energy	Evolves into Crawdaunt	8:45	60 seconds	Melee	It will attack when provoked
Eiscue	5 Aeos Energy, 7 Aeos Energy (Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	9:40	60 seconds	Melee	It will attack when provoked
Lillipup	2 Aeos Energy	Evolves into Herdier	10:00	N/A	Melee	It will attack when provoked
Cubchoo	2 Aeos Energy, 3 Aeos Energy (Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	8:50 (3 Cubchoo spawn with 1 Beartic)	90 seconds	Melee	They attack together once a player is within Beartic's range or provoked by an attack
Beartic	4 Aeos Energy, 6 Aeos Energy (Final Stretch)				Ranged
Evolved Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn	Respawn	Basic Attack	Behavior
Simipour	7 Aeos Energy	Evolved from Panpour	2:00	60 seconds	Melee	Attacks when provoked.
Crawdaunt	5 Aeos Energy	Evolved from Corphish	2:00	60 seconds	Melee	Attacks when provoked
Herdier	4 Aeos Energy	Evolved from Lillipup	2:00	N/A	Melee	Attacks when provoked
Buffed Pokémon
Pokémon	Aeos Energy	Evolution	Spawn	Respawn	Basic Attack	Behavior	Buff
Stantler	4 Aeos Energy, 7 Aeos Energy (Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	9:45	60 seconds			Once defeated, it will provide a buff that make attacks decrease an opposing Pokémon's movement speed.
Tauros	4 Aeos Energy, 7 Aeos Energy (Final Stretch)	Doesn't Evolve	9:45	60 seconds			Once defeated, it will provide a buff that makes attacks cause more damage against wild Pokémon.

First to 500

Main article: First to 500

In animation

In the "Pokémon UNITE Opening Cinematic", a Unite Battle took place on Remoat Stadium. The purple team consisted of Absol, Garchomp, Cinderace, Slowbro and Greninja, and the orange team consisted of Talonflame, Mr. Mime, Pikachu, Snorlax and Lucario. Lucario successfully scored a goal, while Pikachu was last seen attempting to block the Aeos energy Cinderace launched at the center goal zone of the orange team. This last goal attempt occurred during the final ten second of the match, and may have decided who won.

In the manga

In Pokémon UNITE Manga - Come On Over to Aeos Island!, Remoat Stadium is the setting of the third chapter, Welcome to the Stadium!. In it, a female trainer welcomed her father to Aeos Island, and together they explored Remoat's exterior. The two visited Zirco Trading and Aeos Emporium, making a number of purchases. The chapter concluded with the girl meeting up with her teammates.

Remoat Stadium also makes a minor appearance in the fourth chapter, In Search of a Aeos Energy Spot. It appears on a map of Aeos Island, in reference to how all stadiums are built on top of Aeos energy spots.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	レモータスタジアム Remota Stadium	From remota (Latin for remote)
English	Remoat Stadium	From remote and moat
German	Remota-Stadion	From its Japanese name
Spanish	Estadio Maremagno	From mar (sea) and maremagno (abundance)
French	Stade Outremer	From outremer (ultramarine)
Italian	Stadio Pelago	From pelago (sea)
Korean	레모타스타디움 Remota Stadium	From its Japanese name
Chinese (Mandarin)	黎莫特競技場 / 黎莫特竞技场 Límòtè Jìngjìchǎng	Transcription of its Japanese name
Chinese (Cantonese)	黎莫特競技場 Làihmohkdahk Gihnggeihchèuhng

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