Mr. Mime is one of the many Pokémon characters that can be played in the Pokémon Unite MOBA. Mr. Mime is a melee support Pokémon, that specializes in hindering opposing Pokèmon with its tricky moves and skillsets. Due to his high defensive stats, Mr.Mime is optimally played in the bottom lane to support other allied Pokémon. In this guide, we will take a closer look at the best battle items, and abilities, including tips and tricks to play Mr.Mime in Pokémon Unite.
Previously, we have discussed how to master playing with other Pokémon like Pikachu, Mamoswine, Eldegoss, Zeraora, Blissey, Charizard, Snorlax, Tsareena, Decidueye, Dragonite, Talonflame, Cinderace, Greninja, Gardevoir, Venusaur, Wigglytuff, Trevenant, Gengar, Lucario, Aegislash, Crustle, Hoopa, Garchomp Absol, Alolan Ninetales, Duraludon, Cramorant, Blastoise, Slowbro, and Machamp. Therefore, one must make sure to check those guides as well. For now, let’s focus on Mr. Mime.
Mr. Mime: In-game cost
Mr. Mime can be purchased from the Unite Battle Committee using 8000 Aeos coins or 345 gems. It also has several skins available in the shop, of varying prices. The shop consists of all the characters available from which players can view general info, stats, and abilities of the Pokémon before purchasing them.
Pokémon Unite Mr. Mime movesets
As already stated earlier, Mr. Mime is one of the best supporters available in the game, who is pretty versatile.
Passive – Filter
The skill reduces damage received by the Pokémon for a short time after it uses a move.
Basic Attack
It becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing increased damage and throwing opposing Pokémon when it hits.
Ability 1 – Fake Out
The skill lets the player slap his hands together, shoving the opposing Pokémon in front of it.
Ability choices at level 4
Ability 1 evolves into one of the two abilities at level 4.
| Confusion | Psychic |
|---|---|
| The skill attacks straight in front of the player, dealing damage to the opposing Pokémon and shoving it. If an opposing Pokémon is shoved by this love and hits an obstacle, it receives increased damage from this move and is left unable to act for a short time. | The skill releases a telekinetic blast in opposing Pokémon that are near the user, near any guard-swapped Pokémon, or near any light screen or Barrier walls created by the user, damaging all opposing Pokémon hit by the blasts and lowering their Sp. Def. for a short time. If an opposing Pokémon is hit by multiple overlapping blasts, that Pokémon is also left unable to act for a short time. |
| Upgrade: It increases the damage dealt by this move. | Upgrade: It also increases the movement speed of opposing Pokèmon for a short time. |
Ability 2 – Light Screen
The skill creates a wall of light in the designated area that prevents opposing Pokémon from passing.
Ability choices at level 6
Ability 2 evolves into one of the two abilities at level 6.
| Barrier | Guard swap |
|---|---|
| The skill creates a translucent wall in the designated location that prevents opposing Pokémon from passing. A maximum of two uses can be kept in reserve for this move. | It creates a link between the player and the Pokémon which this move hits, swapping the player’s Defense and Sp. Def stats with those of the linked Pokémon. If the linked Pokémon is an opposing Pokémon, this move deals damage over time to it and decreases its movement speed, while also increasing the player’s movement speed. If the linked Pokémon is an ally Pokémon, this move increases the movement speed of that Pokémon and the player. These effects will persist as long as the two Pokémon remain linked. The link will disappear if the player and the linked Pokémon are too far apart if the player attempts to target another Pokémon, or by other factors. |
| Upgrade: It increases the maximum number of uses that can be kept in reserve for this move. | Upgrade: It increases the number of charges for this move. |
Unite move – Showtime!
The skill lets the player jump to the designated location and start a Pantomine performance, dealing damage over time to opposing Pokémonin the Area of effect and leaving them unable to act for a short time.
Best items for Mr. Mime in Pokémon Unite
Further in this guide, we will discuss the best-held items for Mr.Mime in Pokémon Unite, as well as its best battle item.
Best Held Items
| Item(s) | Why it’s useful |
|---|---|
| Exp. Share | It helps to provide extra exp for the user as well as allied Pokémon teammates. |
| Scope Lens | Apart from the extra HP and Sp. Def it provides, this held item also provides a shield, whenever one is not in combat. Making it a viable held item prolongs Mr. Mime’s durability. |
| Focus Band | This held item is useful, as it helps to restore a percentage of lost HP, whenever HP is critically low. It makes it easier to survive bad situations. |
Best Battle items
Below are some highly valuable items that can be taken into battle while using Mr. Mime.
| Item(s) | Why it’s useful |
|---|---|
| Eject Button | When Basic Attack hits, the damage is increased by 2% of the opposing Pokémon remaining HP. |
| Potion | Using the battle item, the skill restores a percentage HP, making it easier to stay alive and support allied Pokémon. |
Pokémon Unite Mr. Mime Gameplay Tips
Mr. Mime is a melee-type supporter Pokémon that possesses a decent offense, that can be essential in supporting one’s teammates to victory. While playing Mr. Mime, one is advised to move along with teammates and not to solo lane. The moves and skillsets of Mr. Mime are really good during team fights. Our Pokémon Unite guide will include the perfect game plan for Mr.Mime for the early and late games during the Unite battles.
Early Game
Players must start the early gameplay while moving to the bottom lane. While laning, one must try to prioritize the attacking enemy Pokémon, as both Fake Out and Light Screen deal decent damage while applying Crowd-control effects on enemies, making it much easier for the allied Pokémon to attack such Pokémon while it’s under such effects.
Mr. Mime is quite unique, as he doesn’t really evolve. He retains his normal look and appearance from Lvl 1 up to Lvl 15. After attaining lvl. 4, players must choose Confusion, if the strategy is to play as a core supporter on the battlefield. If the strategy is to play as Spd. Attacker for the team, players must choose Psychic, as it offers the right utilities when playing the Attacker role.
Late Game
After attaining Lvl. 6, players must choose Guard swap, if playing as support, since they swapped SP. Def between Mr. Mime and linked allied Pokèmon would make it easier to support and protect allied Pokèmon. These have high damage output but cannot really take much in return.
While in the late game, players must do try to save the ultimate for high important situations like team fights. Most importantly, for instance, when the team wants to takedown Drednaw or even Zapdos, Mr. Mime’s Unite move acts in a large area of effect, while making the enemy Pokèmon unable to act. This would make it even much harder for enemies to steal Drednaw or Zapdos for themselves.
Positioning of Mr. Mime
The best lane for Mr. Mime is the Bottom or Lower lane. The second choice would be to go top lane. While Laning, players must keep in mind to always move along with allied Pokèmon. These can be attackers, all-rounders, or even defenders, as solo-ing might just not work.
Mr. Mime with other Pokémon
Our Pokémon Unite Mr.Mime guide would also talk about the relationship between Mr. Mime and other Pokémon.
Best synergies with Mr. Mime
| Pokémon | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Crustle | This defender with very high defensive stats and crowd control abilities can be useful in adding extra crowd-control effects while making it harder for enemies to escape. |
| Charizard | While Mr. Mime would be playing the support role, all-rounders like Charizard can be attacking enemies and achieving goals and objectives. |
| Cinderace | Pairing with this Pokémon will help to further increase the durability, while Cinderace would be posing a great offense against enemies. This will make it even more, harder for them to flee. |
Pokemon which are strong and weak against Mr. Mime
| Pokémon that Mr. Mime counters | Pokémon that counters Mr. Mime |
|---|---|
| Alolan Ninetales | Zeraora |
| Mamoswine | Machamp |
| Eldegoss | Cinderace |
Pokémon Unite Mr. Mime: Tips, tricks and strategies
Our Pokémon Unite Mr.Mime guide includes the perfect game plan for the early and late games during the Unite battles.
- While playing Mr. Mime as a supporter, the players’ job is to assist the allied Pokémon in completing objectives like taking down enemy Pokèmon or scoring goals, while trying to protect them from being killed by opposing Pokémon.
- One must keep in mind to let attackers or all-rounders take those last hits. After all, an attacker is at the same level as a supporter and would be more important for the team.
- As Mr. Mime’s durability or endurance is decent, one should not try to outplay his abilities. They must make sure to move along with defenders, especially during the late phase, to further support the team to victory.
- Skills like Guard Swap should be used, whenever the allies are nearby, especially in a situation where such skill is to be used for the enemy Pokémon, as the reduced defence might be disadvantageous if used while soloing.
- During the late phase, players must save and use Mr. Mime’s Unite Move to help the teammates takedown super wild Pokémon like Rotom, Drednaw, and Zapdos.
Final Thoughts
Mr. Mime is an excellent Pokémon in an extraordinary and selfless support role. Though fun to play, one just has to keep in mind not to venture out solo, while playing with this amazing Pokèmon. In case of falling behind, players must do some farming in safe territory and then meet up with the allies later to render highly-needed assistance to them.
That’s all for today’s Pokémon Unite Mr.Mime Guide. Do you prefer to use Mr. Mime in any other way? Let us know in the comment section below!
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