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Pokémon UNITE (2021)

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Pokémon UNITE got some updates, a new Pokémon was included, and that Pokémon is Dragonite, and we get some new Holowear for Blastoise, Gardevoir, Mamoswine, and Garchomp. I will list the other players in this match.
OKC_ulti - Greninja
OKC_Valoche - Tsareena
daisuke70 - Zeraora
Thani - Wigglytuff

The opponent's team of Pokémon.
Lzl_Arty - Lucario
lzl_dowdow - Cinderace
Bendy_ - Greedent
AfroJojo - Sylveon
Szlugotwórca - Dragonite

For the weekly rotation, it is Absol, Cinderace, Gardevoir, and Greedent, and for some reason, you can no longer see the clock icon on Pokémon you own the UNITE license for, which was the best indicator in seeing who is in free rotation.
Going over Dragonite, it is an All-Rounder, and it it has many stuff unique to it, one of them is its basic attack, it starts off matches as a Dratini, and its basic attack changes for each stage. In the Dratini stage, it shoots water for its boosted attack which heals Dratini's HP when it hits, and it reduces the cooldown of all of its moves. When it evolves into Dragonair, it adds electricity to its basic attack, which leaves opposing Pokémon unable to act for a short time, and as Dragonite, it adds fire which deals additional damage, and it alternates between water, electric, and fire in that order.
As with starting moves, Dratini has Dragon Breath and Twister, Dragon Breath has an area effect which makes Dratini's next basic attack a boosted attack, and Twister is a ranged move that decreases the opposing Pokémon's moving speed when it hits.
At Level 5, Dratini will evolve into Dragonair, and it will learn Dragon Dance or Extreme Speed, which replace Twister. Dragon Dance has Dragonair move to a designated location, and increases its damage dealt, movement speed, and basic attack speed for a short time, and when its basic attack hits an opposing Pokémon, it reduces the cooldown for this move, and it increases the damage dealt up to three times. Extreme Speed has Dragonair leap towards the opposing Pokémon and throw it, and it decreases the movement speed of opposing Pokémon.
Dratini and Dragonair have Marvel Scale for their Ability, which boosts their Defense when inflicted with a status condition, but once it is evolved into Dragonite, which it does at Level 8, it reduces the damage Dragonite receives for a short time, and it goes on cooldown, but when you use Extreme Speed, it resets the cooldown for Multiscale.
Also at Level 8, Dragonite will learn either Hyper Beam or Outrage, they replace Dragon Breath. Hyper Beam is a ranged move where Dragonite charges up and unleashes a beam of light that fires in a straight line, and it deals additional damage to opposing Pokémon it hits equal to a set percentage of its maximum HP, and Dragonite is left unable to act for a short time. Outrage has Dragonite stomping the ground and dealing damage to opposing Pokémon in its area of effect, and it triggers the additional effect on the most recently used boosted attack, and during its rampage, its basic attacks become special melee boosted attacks with increased attack speed, and when the rampage ends, it is left unable to act for a short time.
Dragonite's Unite Move is Draco Impact, which is learns at Level 9, Dragonite flies up into the air and crashes down in a designated area, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon and throwing them, and it uses up more of the Unite Gauge the farther the user flies, and Dragonite is immune to hindrances while using it.
At Level 11, Dragon Dance or Extreme Speed are upgraded, Dragon Dance increases Dragonite's movement speed if there are opposing Pokémon when the dance ends, and Extreme Speed negates the movement speed decrease when using that move.
At Level 13, Hyper Beam or Outrage are upgraded, Hyper Beam reduces the damage Dragonite takes while using that move, even when charging power, and Outrage reduces the duration of hindrance effects inflicted onto Dragonite while it is rampaging.
For stats, Dragonite has good Offense, and it has well rounded stats, it is an All-Rounder, so it would be a balanced Pokémon, its Support is very low. It works well with many different items, like Focus Band, Muscle Band, Buddy Barrier, Weakness Policy, and many other items. The best moves to go with are Dragon Dance and Outrage, because when using Outrage, this allows Dragonite to deal some good damage to its opponents, making it a great Pokémon in 1v1 battles, while Dragon Dance gives it good mobility. As for its match-ups, Dragonite has a tough time with crowd control, so opponents like Snorlax, Lucario, and Wigglytuff are its worse match-ups, and its best match-ups are against less defensive Pokémon like Alolan Ninetales and Decidueye, Pokémon with low offense like Blissey and Eldegoss, and its other good match-ups are against Blastoise, Charizard, Gengar, and Slowbro.

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