Tsareena is the latest Pokémon to join the roster of all the Pokémon in Pokémon Unite. Tsareena is a solid S-tier grass-type all-rounder Pokémon in Pokémon Unite. It is mainly a melee, physical damage-dealer Pokémon with an Expert difficulty level. Players might find playing Tsareena a bit intimidating, as it is not a novice Pokémon and requires a bit of practice to land its combos. This needs to be properly timed with its passive ability to bring out the best of it. But, we have got our readers covered with this guide. In this guide, we will let you know all about Tsareena in Pokémon Unite, his abilities, best items, and team comps.
Previously, we have discussed how to master playing with other Pokémons like Pikachu, Mamoswine, Eldegoss, Zeraora, Blissey, Charizard, and Snorlax. So, one must make sure to check that guide as well. For now, let’s focus on Tsareena.
Tsareena: In-game cost
Tsareena is available in the game from the Unite Battle Committee for 8000 Aeos coins or 460 Gems. Players can claim Tsareena’s Unite License from the Commemorative Event rewards for free by logging in to the game after the December 9 Update.
Pokémon Unit Tsareena: Movesets
Tsareena has more or less equal offense and endurance. Thus, it can dish out some good damage and sustain quite well as well. Its versatility with its shield and HP recovery passive Ability Queenly Majesty can sustain quite some damage and its early evolutions make it really strong in the early game. It can dominate in the start and right after it gets a lead it can snowball pretty hard in the rest of the match. In this Tsareena Guide, we are going to see in-depth how these abilities work in Pokémon Unite.
Basic Attack
It’s every third attack becomes a boosted attack, which lunges it at an opposing Pokémon, dealing damage and lowering the defense of the opposing Pokémon for a short time.
Passive – Bounsweet & Steenee
When a hindrance is inflicted on Tsareena, the duration of its effects is decreased. After using any combination of three boosted basic attacks or moves, the Queenly Majesty buff effect will be applied to Tsareena. This does not include Unite Moves.
Level 1 and Level 3 Moves
Tsareena learns the two moves mentioned below in the order the player decides to choose.
Razor Leaf (Area)
Pelts Leaves are targeted in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon. The critical-hit rate of this move is higher than that of basic attacks.
- Cooldown: 5 seconds
- Damage: 932
Rapid Spin (Dash)
Has the user spun in the designated direction, dealing damage to any opposing Pokémon it hits. When this move hits, it raises the user’s movement speed for a short time.
- Cooldown: 7.5 seconds
- Damage: 457
Level 5 Move
Players can choose only one of the two moves mentioned below.
Triple Axel (Dash)
It has the user jump up high and attack opposing Pokémon with its feet. When this move hits, it deals damage to opposing Pokémon and leaves them unable to act for a short time.
- Queenly Majesty Effect: Restores HP each time a kick hits.
- Cooldown: 7 seconds
- Damage: 1782
Stomp (Area)
It has the user jump up high and attack opposing Pokémon with its feet. When the move hits, it deals damage to opposing Pokémon and leaves them unable to act for a short time.
- Queenly Majesty Effect: Restores HP, when this move hits.
- Cooldown: 5.5 seconds
- Damage: 1385
Level 6 Moves
Players can choose only one of the two moves mentioned below.
Trop Kick (Dash)
It has the user perform a flying kick in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits and decreasing their Attack for a short time. Opposing Pokémon that comes in contact with the flying kick’s wave receive damage and have their movement speed decreased for a short time.
- Queenly Majesty Effect: Grants the user a shield when this move is used.
- Cooldown: 10 seconds
- Damage: 1009
Grassy Glide (Dash)
Has the user slide in the designated direction, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon it hits and decreasing their movement speed for a short time. This is followed by an attack in the opposite direction, which deals damage and shoves the opposing Pokémon.
- Queenly Majesty Effect: Grants the user a shield when this move is used.
- Cooldown: 6.5 seconds
- Damage: 988
Level 9 Unite Move
Queen Ascendant (Sure Hit)
Has the user leaped towards a Pokémon from the opposing team and kicked it high into the air before showering it with a series of kicks while airborne and dealing damage. The moment the user lands on the ground, it recovers HP. While airborne, the opposing Pokémon that is being kicked and Tsareena will not be affected by other moves.
- Cooldown: 1 seconds
- Damage: 3889
Best items for Tsareena in Pokémon Unite
Further in this guide, we will discuss the best-held items for Tsareena in Pokémon Unite, as well as its best battle item.
Best Held Items
Defensive Build
The following Held items are suggested based on the gameplay of Tsareena. It benefits from attack stat and critical-hit items like Muscle Band, Scope Lens, and Razor Claw, turning Tsareena into traditional attack damage carry. Players can try the combo of Muscle Band, Scope Lens, and Razor Claw when going for an Offensive Jungler type role using Tsareena.
| Held Items | Uses |
|---|---|
| Muscle Band | The Pokémon’s basic attacks deal additional damage based on the target’s remaining HP. Attack +15 Basic Attack Speed +7.5% Muscle Band helps Tsareena to do more damage and increases its basic attack speed. |
| Scope Lens | Critical-Hit Rate +6% Critical-Hit Damage +12% Increase the damage of basic attack critical hits. The higher the Pokémon’s Attack, the more the damage is increased. Increases Critical Hit Damage and Critical Hit Rate of Tsareena. |
| Razor Claw | After it uses a move, its next basic attack deals a minimum of 10 more damage. The higher its Attack, the more this damage increases. When this item is held by a melee Pokémon like Tsareena, their basic attack also decreases the movement speed of opposing Pokémon for a short time. |
Offensive Build
On the other hand, since Tsareena’s gameplay revolves around diving in fights and constantly using its moves to deal damage, it’s important to equip Tsareena with durability and survivability items. Players can also play Tsareena like an initiator and use the combo of Focus Band, Score Shield, and buddy Barrier to increase its sustain and durability in teamfights.
| Held Items | Uses |
|---|---|
| Focus Band | Increases overall defense of Tsareena and when its HP drops low, then each second for three seconds, muscle band helps Tsareena recover s% of the HP he has lost. |
| Score Shield | Increases overall HP of Tsareena and while attempting to score a goal, grants a shield equal to 7.5% of its max HP and he can’t be interrupted while shielded. |
| Buddy barrier | When Tsareena uses UNITE move, Tsareena and its nearby allies will receive shields equal to 30% of their max HP. It’s really helpful in team fights and gives the team an edge over the opponent’s team. |
Players after getting a good grasp of Tsareena’s abilities can also make hybrid builds as they seem fit mainly based on the team comp and enemies.
Best Battle items
- Eject: Eject helps to get out of difficult situations. Using it on proper situations to avoid getting killed by enemies as Tsareena or finishing of fleeing opponents. Tsareena has a few movement dash abilities under its sleeve so save Eject for dire situations only.
- Full Heal: Tsareena is weak against crowd control and its Triple Axel skill can also be cancelled by cc hence using full heal in certain situations will remove all effects on Tsareena making it immune to CC.
- Fluffy Tail: Prevents wild Pokémon from acting and increases their damage taken by 1.5 times. It can be used to take down objectives faster and gaining a lead.
Pokémon Unite Tsareena Gameplay Tips
Our Pokémon Unite Tsareena guide includes the perfect game plan for the early and late game during Unite battles.
Early game
It is highly recommended to farm in the jungle on the start to quickly evolve to Tsareena. Tsareena is an all-rounder, so it can play both offense and defense. Depending on the role, players need to choose a lane with either a defender for offense or an offensive character for defense.
The early game of Tsareena is quite strong thanks to the early evolutions and its passive however it is also quite squishy. Don’t force fights solo and focus on farming.
Late game
Late in the game, Tsareena needs to play more of its teammates as it is not that durable, can be shut down fast if focused. Tsareena also is weak against heavy crowd control Pokémons and has a tough time dealing with them.
Positioning matters as well as keeping an eye out around the map. Securing objectives on the map while maintaining the level farm is the key to victory.
Tsareena with other Pokémon
Best Synergies with Tsareena
Tsareena can be synergized well with Supports and Attackers.
| Pokémon | Benefits |
|---|---|
| Eldegoss | Increases Survivability |
| Blissey | Provide healing and shielding, helping Tsareena survive longer in fights and keep dealing damage. |
| Wigglytuff | Provide healing and shielding, helping Tsareena survive longer in fights and keep dealing damage. |
| Lucario | This fierce duo can deal huge amounts of damage and provide crowd control simultaneously. |
Pokémon which are strong and weak against Tsareena
| Strong against | Weak against |
|---|---|
| Pikachu | Venusaur |
| Decidueye | Snorlax |
| Cramorant | Wigglytuff |
| Gardevoir | Gengar |
Pokémon Unite Tsareena: Tips, tricks and strategies
- At Level 1 pick Razor Leaf, as it is the best move since it deals area damage compared to Rapid Spin. This will let you farm faster and gain experience to quickly level up.
- In the early game it’s always better to play safely at the beginning to ensure level progression won’t get delayed. Hence, try sticking teammates as Bounsweet is pretty squishy and can be burst down fast alone.
- Steenee’s power spike hits when it reaches level 5, so focus on farming Wild Pokémon at the earlier stages of the game and get that much needed EXP and avoid forcing unnecessary fights.
- At Level 5 players can either pick Stomp when the team needs crowd control and burst damage. Players can go with Triple Axel if they want more mobility to gank targets and stealing objectives.
- At level 6, players get to choose a dash move between Trop Kick & Glassy Glide. The former lets Tsareena deal damage to anyone hit by its flying kick and slow them down. The latter, although quite similar, attacks targets from a different direction and shoves them. Consider adjusting the 2nd move depending on preferred style.
- Triple Axel can be cancelled by other moves. This is a make or break the game type move, so players must make sure to avoid cancelling it accidentally!
Final Thoughts
Tsareena is a pretty strong All-Rounder champion as of right now. It can pretty easily be in the S-Tier among other All-Rounder Pokémons along with Lucario. Its early evolutions give it quite the head start in the early game. It has good crowd control skills as well for disabling enemy champions. Though it is quite squishy and not as durable as other all-rounders, it has lots of survivability mechanics. Tsareena will surely be able to dominate the meta for a while from now onwards.
That’s all for today’s Pokémon Unite Tsareena Guide. Do you prefer to use Tsareena in any other way? Let us know in the comment section below!
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