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Pokémon UNITE (2021)

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Pokémon UNITE has received a huge update, this is because it is now available on mobile devices, and they added new items, new Holowear for many Pokémon, and a new Battle Pass where you can get new Holowear for Lucario and Gengar. You can also link both the Switch and mobile versions with the same account so you have the same file on both versions, and on the mobile version, you can get a new Holowear for Pikachu for free, and you get special missions that allow you to obtain Zeraora.
As for this video, I am using Cramorant, I was going to use Pikachu for this video just to show off the new Holowear, but another player took Pikachu, so I have chosen Cramorant. Here are the other players in this match.
triderlaunch - Talonflame
OrionTreet - Snorlax
wwqssdddesjb - Lucario
Achcor - Pikachu

The opponent's team of Pokémon
xCalamityx - Venusaur
fear - Pikachu
Darkevow - Crustle
anhubis - Snorlax
12312wweeerf - Lucario

A lot of Pokémon receives tweaks, I will go more into detail in the next Pokémon UNITE video, but as for Cramorant, who I use in this video, it received some nerfs in the update. It is one of the Pokémon in the weekly rotation, along with Crustle, Absol, and Lucario.
Cramorant's starting moves are Whirlpool and Feather Dance, I recommend Whirlpool so it has a damaging move, Cramorant is an Attacker role and it uses ranged moves. Its Ability of Gulp Missile, which act as how Cramorant works in the main series games, is based on the moves used. After three attacks from its basic attack, Cramorant will catch Arrokuda if it is HP is above 50%, or Pikachu if its HP is below 50%, and if Cramorant takes damage, it will spit out its prey, you can also spit out the prey with Cramorant's boosted attack, and spitting out Pikachu will slow down opposing Pokémon.
For Cramorant's starting moves, Whirlpool deals damage to opposing Pokémon in its area of effect, which slowly shrinks, but the damage increased slowly, Cramorant can catch its prey after using Whirlpool. Feather Dance decreases the Attack and movement speed of opposing Pokémon for a short time.
At Level 4, Cramorant will learn Hurricane or Air Slash, they replace Feather Dance. Hurricane throws opposing Pokémon that get caught in the fierce wind and deals damage to them when they fall to the ground. Air Slash has Cramorant shoot out blades of air while it jumps back to create distance.
At Level 6, Cramorant will learn Surf or Dive, they replace Whirlpool, and Cramorant will catch prey when it uses those moves. Surf has Cramorant create a wave that deals damage to opposing Pokémon, and after it has travelled its full distance, the wave comes back the way it came, and it pulls back opposing Pokémon. Dive has the designated area turn into a puddle, and Cramorant will dive into that area, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon when the move hits, and you can store up to three charges of that move.
Cramorant's Unite Move is Gatling Gulp Missile, it is learned at Level 9, when used, Cramorant will continually scoop up Arrokuda and launch them at the nearest opposing Pokémon, Cramorant cannot move while using it.
At Level 11, Hurricane or Air Slash will be upgraded, Hurricane increases Cramorant's movement speed for a short time, and Air Slash restores Cramorant's HP every time a blade hits the opposing Pokémon. At Level 13, Surf or Dive will be upgraded, when the first wave from Surf hits opposing Pokémon, it decreases their movement speed for a short time. Dive has increased damage dealt when using the move.
Cramorant works better in the Top Lane, and its Unite Move is very powerful, as it can shoot Arrokuda out continually, at the cost of not being able to move, and it is reliant on accurate hits to be useful. It has good Offense, and about average to the rest of its stats, and for held items, it can make good use of Sp. Atk. Specs, Wise Glasses, Buddy Barrier, and Energy Amplifier based on the set used.
Its best moves are Surf and Hurricane, as they combo well together, the downside is Cramorant cannot take many hits well, so it's more of a glass cannon type of character where it is a strong attacker, but it cannot withstand that many attacks, so it pairs up very well with Defenders like Snorlax and Crustle. While I do use the site Game8 to look up how to use certain Pokémon, the match-ups are based on the experience of different players, and it says that Cramorant has best match-ups against Slowbro and Greninja, but it is hard countered by Speedsters like Zeraora, Absol, and Talonflame, as well as hard hitters like Cinderace, Gardevoir, and Blastoise.

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