Shivre City
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Shivre City

Shivre City (Japanese: ジーヴルシティ Givre City) is a 4-on-4 Quick Battle stage in Pokémon UNITE.

Gameplay

In Shivre City, there are two goal zones, one for each team, connected by two paths with speed flux zones that increase the movement speed of Pokémon travelling along it, regardless of which team they are on. Eight Sitrus Berries appear along each path, and regenerate after set intervals. Each player has a meter that increases whenever the player fights against Pokémon from the opposing team. When the meter is full, the player's next goal will be scored instantly. At 4:00, Avalugg appears. Defeating Avalugg causes an ice wall to spawn within the goal zone of the team who defeated it, preventing the opposing team from scoring until it is destroyed or until it despawns after some time. Additionally, each player on that team receives an ice shield that damages opposing Pokémon. During the Final Stretch, all goals scored scored are doubled.

Pokémon

Pokémon Aeos Energy Evolution Spawn Time Respawn Time Basic Attack Behaviour
Alolan Meowth 		2 Aeos Energy Evolves into Alolan Persian 5:00 45 seconds Melee It will attack when provoked
Snom 		3 Aeos Energy Evolves into Frosmoth 4:45 45 seconds It will attack when provoked
Electrode 		10 Aeos Energy Doesn't Evolve 4:35 45 seconds N/A Once attacked, it begin to self-destruct, defeating itself and dealing a substantial amount of damage to players in the area of effect
Evolved Pokémon
Alolan Persian 		3 Aeos Energy Evolves from Alolan Meowth 1:00 45 seconds Melee Attacks when provoked
Frosmoth 		5 Aeos Energy Evolves from Snom 1:00 45 seeconds Attacks when provoked
Boss Pokémon Buffs
Avalugg 		30 Aeos Energy Doesn't Evolve 4:00 1 min 30 sec Heavy Melee Provides Ice Shields for the whole team and shields the goal zone with walls for a short amount of time

Snowball Battle

Snowball Battle in Shivre City is a type of quick battle available during the Holidays Event, first introduced in 2021.

Snowball Battle

There is not much of a difference in gameplay, except that when a player is knocked out, they will turn into a snowman. Once a player has been turned into a snowman, they may do the Jump, Cheer, Pose, and Thumbs Up! actions, before their snowman melts and they respawn. The battle item cannot be used, and instead, there are Delibird flying around who will drop a present when defeated, much like Panic Parade. There are eight different battle items to be obtained.

Battle Items Cooldown Effect
Gravity Smoke 1.5 seconds (It will only be consumed if it hits an opposing Pokémon) If it hits an opposing Pokémon, smoke puffs out in a circular cloud, decreasing their movement speed. It also pulls all opposing Pokémon in the area of effect together, leaving them unable to act.
Recovery Bomb N/A Creates a small area that heals all ally Pokémon in the area of effect and melts any allied snowmen.
Snowball N/A The user turns into a rolling snowball for a short time, dealing damage to Pokémon it hits and throws them.
Electro Wall N/A Creates an impenetrable wall of electrity that disappears after five seconds, leaving opposing Pokémon that come in contact with it unable to act.
Magnet Puller 1 second (It will only be consumed if it hits an opposing Pokémon) Pulls an opposing Pokémon towards the user and decreases its movement speed
Pokémon Propeller N/A Propels user forward, shoving any opposing Pokémon hit by user until they hit an obstacle
Repositioner 1.5 seconds (It will only be consumed if it hits an opposing Pokémon) Switches the positions of the user and the opposing Pokémon, decreasing their movement speed in the process
Goal Zone Booster N/A When used in an ally goal zone, it it increases the shield and HP recovery for a short time.
When used in an enemy goal zone, it increases the goal scoring speed and movement speed of the user.
Returning Smoke 2 seconds (It will only be consumed if it hits an opposing Pokémon) Shoots smoke that makes the opponent involuntarily return to base

Eevee Appeal-o-rama

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In this mode, only the Eeveelutions (Umbreon, Sylveon, Glaceon, Leafeon, Espeon) can be used.

Eevee Appeal-o-rama

Gameplay

Pokémon

All Pokémon in the stadium are the same, with the only difference being that Avalugg has been replaced by Gigantamax Eevee.

Pokémon Aeos Energy Evolution Spawn Respawn Basic Attack Behavior Buff
Gigantamax Eevee 		30 Aeos Energy, 40 Aeos Energy (Final Stretch) N/A 4:00 1 min 30 seconds Once defeated, Eevee will give Aeos Energy to each allied player (not counting the player who dealt the final blow) and maximize the entire team's Appeal meter, allowing for instant goal scoring.

Panic Parade

Main article: Panic Parade

Panic Parade is a PVE battle in Pokémon UNITE.

Panic Parade

The aim of five players is to defend a Tinkaton from waves of Aeos-Energized wild Pokémon, with the amount of waves differing with difficulty. Tinkaton will defend itself when a Pokémon is within range of it. Every few rounds is a Boss Pokémon, which may be the only Pokémon for the whole round. In the Fairy Festival Event, if the whole team of players consists of Fairy-Type Pokémon, Tinkaton will be able to use special moves. The battle will end once the waves have all been defeated, or Tinkaton has been knocked out.

At the end of the battle, each player will receive points, based on how many waves they defeated, how quickly the said waves were defeated, and how much damage Tinkaton received. These points can be used in the Aeos Shooter or can be exchanged for rewards.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ジーヴルシティ Givre City From givre (French for "frost")
English Shivre City From shiver and givre (French for "frost")
German Glacia City From glacies (Latin for "ice") and the placename suffix -ia
European Spanish Ciudad Álgida From álgido (very cold)
French Pergéliville From pergélisol (permafrost) and ville (town, city; commonly affixed to names of settlements)
Italian Cryopolis From Greek κρύος krýos (ice) and Ancient Greek πόλις pólis (city)
Korean 지브흐시티 Givre City From givre (French for "frost")
Chinese (Traditional) 吉弗市 Jífú Shì / Gātfāt Síh Transcription of its Japanese name
Chinese (Simplified) 吉弗市 Jífú Shì
Brazilian Portuguese Cidade de Criópolis From crio- (cryo-, prefix for icy cold) and the placename suffix -polis (city)
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