Yveltal (UNITE)

Yveltal
イベルタル Yveltal
Role Attacker
Attack type Ranged
Damage type Sp. Atk
Difficulty Novice

Does not evolve
License availability
International: Aeos gem 590 / License point 1,470

Mainland China: Unreleased

Yveltal (Japanese:イベルタル Yveltal) is a playable Pokémon in Pokémon UNITE. It became available as a playable character on July 3, 2026.

Stats

Yveltal
Offense
Endurance
Mobility
Scoring
Support

Abilities

Passive Ability


Dark Aura
ダークオーラ Dark Aura
Description

When the Pokémon deals damage to opposing Pokémon with a boosted attack, a move, or its Unite Move, the hit Pokémon's destruction counter increases. The higher the hit Pokémon's destruction counter, the more damage it receives. When Pokémon from the opposing team have a maxed destruction counter and take damage from this Pokémon's moves, they are immediately knocked out if their HP drops below a certain percentage. When this Pokémon immediately knocks out a Pokémon from the opposing team, its own HP is restored. If the Pokémon exceeds its max HP, a set percentage is converted into a shield effect.

Basic Attack

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

Becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing damage to nearby opposing Pokémon and increasing those Pokémon's destruction counter when it hits.


Moveset

Move slot 1

Gust
Gust
かぜおこし
Stir Up Wind
Learned at Lv. 1 or 3
Cooldown: 6 seconds
Upgrades into Oblivion Wing
 Area Description
Has the user attack with a gust of wind from its wings, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon. After traveling a set distance, the gust leaves behind a breeze, dealing damage over time to opposing Pokémon in the area of effect.
Oblivion Wing
Oblivion Wing
デスウイング
Death Wing
Learned at Lv. 5
Cooldown: 6 seconds
Upgrades into Oblivion Wing+ at Lv. 11
 Ranged Description
Has the user unleash a destruction ray in the designated direction, restoring the user's HP based on the damage dealt. If the Pokémon exceeds its max HP, a set percentage is converted into a shield effect.

Upgrade: Increases the damage dealt by this move.

Move slot 2

Lash Out
Lash Out
うっぷんばらし
Vent Anger
Learned at Lv. 1 or 3
Cooldown: 6 seconds
Upgrades into Dark Pulse
 Area Description
Has the user lash out in the designated area, dealing damage over time to opposing Pokémon. The last hit deals damage and leaves the opposing Pokémon unable to act.
Dark Pulse
Dark Pulse
あくのはどう
Evil Pulse
Learned at Lv. 7
Cooldown: 7 seconds
Upgrades into Dark Pulse+ at Lv. 13
 Area Description
Has the user unleash a malicious orb in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits and leaving them unable to act. When the orb travels a set distance or this move hits opposing Pokémon, the orb detonates, dealing damage over time and applying a slowing effect to opposing Pokémon in the area of effect.

Upgrade: Reduces this move's cooldown.

Unite Move

Lumière of Demise
終焉のデスリュミエール
Death Lumière of the End
Learned at Lv. 9
 Area Description
Has the user fire a violent beam of light at the designated location, dealing continuous damage to opposing Pokémon in the beam's area of effect. The longer the beam is fired, the larger its area of effect. Afterward, it creates an explosion, dealing increased damage to opposing Pokémon. While firing the beam, the user is resistant to hindrances.

Gallery

In other languages

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Reason: Unite Move name in other languages

Lumière of Demise

Language Title
Japanese 終焉のデスリュミエール Shūen no Desu Ryumiēru (Death Lumière of the End)
Chinese Cantonese 終焉之光 Jūngyìhn jī Gwōng (Light of Demise)
Mandarin 終焉之光 / 终焉之光 Zhōngyān zhī Guāng (Light of Demise)
German Verheerender Unheilsstrahl (Devastating Disaster Beam)
Brazilian Portuguese Lume do Fim (Light of Ending)

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Yveltal.

Playable characters in Pokémon UNITE
Attacker Venusaur • Pikachu • Alolan Raichu • Alolan Ninetales • Zapdos • Mewtwo (Y) • Mew • Typhlosion • Espeon • Gardevoir • Latios • Glaceon • Chandelure • Reshiram • Delphox • Greninja • Sylveon • Yveltal • Decidueye • Cinderace • Inteleon • Cramorant • Toxtricity • Duraludon • Dragapult • Skeledirge • Armarouge • Miraidon
All‑Rounder Charizard • Mega Charizard X • Mega Charizard Y • Machamp • Gyarados • Mega Gyarados • Flareon • Moltres • Dragonite • Mewtwo (X) • Feraligatr • Azumarill • Scizor • Suicune • Tyranitar • Blaziken • Metagross • Empoleon • Garchomp • Lucario • Mega Lucario • Palkia • Aegislash • Tsareena • Mimikyu • Dhelmise • Solgaleo • Buzzwole • Sirfetch'd • Falinks • Zacian • Urshifu • Quaquaval • Pawmot • Ceruledge • Tinkaton
Speedster Meowth • Galarian Rapidash • Dodrio • Gengar • Jolteon • Absol • Leafeon • Darkrai • Zoroark • Talonflame • Zeraora • Morpeko • Meowscarada
Defender Blastoise • Slowbro • Lapras • Vaporeon • Snorlax • Articuno • Umbreon • Ho-Oh • Mamoswine • Crustle • Goodra • Trevenant • Greedent
Supporter Clefable • Wigglytuff • Psyduck • Mr. Mime • Meganium • Blissey • Sableye • Latias • Hoopa • Comfey • Eldegoss • Alcremie
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