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This is a guide to the Top Lane of Theia Sky Ruins in Pokemon UNITE. Read on to learn how to play Top Lane, the best Pokemon for the Top Lane, the list of all Wild Pokemon in the Top Lane, and more!
All Lane Guides | ||
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Top Lane | Jungle | Bottom Lane |
List of Contents
Basic Top Lane Strategy | |
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10:00~9:40 | • Defeat the Bunnelby camps along the lane while moving up to the first goal zone. • Ignore the Xatu in the Jungle Area. |
9:40~8:50 | • Contest the extra Baltoy near the Jungle entrance and the Bunnelby at the center-top of the lane for EXP. • Capture or steal all Wild Pokemon in the area. |
8:50~7:20 | • Take the Altaria and Swablu camp in the center of the lane. • Attack advancing enemies if they over extend. • Score points if possible. • Do not stay near the enemy Goal Zone for too long. |
7:20~7:00 | • At least one ally will rotate to the Bottom Lane to help secure the Regi variant there, and the rest will stay to defend. |
7:00~3:00 | • Help teammates take Regirock, Registeel, or Regice. • Rotate to the Top Lane to capture Regieleki. • Push the lane with Regieleki and score points when it disables a goal zone. • Keep taking objectives, defend goals, and hunt targets. |
3:00~2:00 | • Accumulate EXP and level up your Pokemon as high as possible. • Reserve Unite Move for Rayquaza when near the final stretch. |
2:00~ | • Take Rayquaza. • Score as many points as possible before the match ends • Defend goal zones. |
Before the start of the match, it is highly recommended that you pick the Top Path using the Battle Prep. Though not required, this will surely help in relaying your intention and prevent a lane from getting cluttered.
9:40 | 9:20 | 8:50 |
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It is important that your team captures the extra Baltoy near the entrance of the Jungle area, the Bunnelby at center of the lane, and the Altaria and Swablu camp when they spawn. The extra EXP you get will be a huge advantage moving forward.
Since the opponent will surely be doing the same strategy, contesting these camps will always be a battle. Make sure to focus down on the Wild Pokemon and get the final hit.
Though it might be tempting to push head-on towards enemy players and engage in epic combat, top-lane players should play it safe and not overextend. Compared to the Bottom Lane, the top lane is played methodically, and will rely on managing your Pokemon's level and accumulated points. One wrong move could knock you down and make you lose all your Aeos Energy and leave your goals defenseless.
Top Lane is quiet for the early parts of the game since the main focus is taking out Wild Pokemon and storing Aeos Energy. This means that the top lane will be at a stalemate for the early stages of the game. To break the stalemate, you can wait for your allied Jungler or any teammate and set up for a gank. Once the Jungler is in position, you can initiate a fight and potentially take out your opponents, breaking the stalemate.
Regieleki, and Regice or Regirock or Registeel will both spawn at the 7:00 minute mark. Even if Regieleki is the closer objective, the Regi at the bottom lane should be prioritized over it because of the better reward. You can have one Top Lane player transition down to the Bottom lane to help capture the Regi variant there, while the remaining Top Lane players defend the Goal Zones.
Defeating Regieleki allows you to apply heavy pressure on the top lane by gaining extra pushing power and rendering enemy goal zones defenseless, making it vital for an early lead in the match. Compared to the Regi variant at the bottom lane, Regieleki has relatively low HP and can be defeated by Top Lane Pokemon without needing reinforcements.
Regieleki Guide: How to Steal and Buffs
Pokemon | Role | Best Lane |
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Alolan Ninetales | Attacker | Top |
• Freeze status effect keeps opponents at bay. • Aurora Veil's damage reduction and HP recovery is excellent for holding the lane. |
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Cramorant | Attacker | Top / Bot |
• Hurricane provides ranged crowd control. • Gatling Gulp is great for both defending and pushing Goal Zones. • Can easily steal Wild Pokemon with Surf |
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Pikachu | Attacker | Top / Jungle |
• Pick off over extending enemies during the early game with Electroweb. • High damage output in the early game means easy knock downs |
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Mew | Attacker | Top / Bot |
• Easy farming and sniping with Solar Beam • Can stop opponents from scoring with Surf. |
The top lane should have a Pokemon with high single target damage to help farm wild Pokemon and level up faster. Attackers will provide additional damage to help its lane partner get EXP efficiently.
Pokemon | Role | Best Lane |
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Blastoise | Defender | Top / Bot |
• Rapid Spin easily dominates lanes with its AoE damage and crowd control. • Excels in both defensive and offensive plays with Hydro Typhoon. • Steal wild Pokemon with Hydro Pump. |
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Crustle | Defender | Top |
• High durability and easy to defend Goal Zones with Stealth Rock. • Can knock back enemies and trap them with Rock Tomb. |
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Snorlax | Defender | Top / Bot |
• Hard to take down, especially during a Power Nap. • Can cover ground quickly while also dealing high damage with Power-Up Punch or Extreme Speed. |
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Lucario | All-Rounder | Any |
• Has high early game survivability with Steadfast. • Excellent critical rate and damage for ganking opponents |
A Pokemon with High Endurance will help push or defend Goal Zones longer. Using an All-Rounder or a Defender Pokemon is ideal for effectively preventing the enemy to score. It will also help with the Regieleki fight later on as they can soak most of the damage.
Pokemon | Role | Best Lane |
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Cinderace | Attacker | Top |
• Pyro Ball can steal objective from afar. • Superb auto attack speed and range. |
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Greninja | Attacker | Any |
• Water Shuriken or Surf is great for bursting down opponents or objectives. • Highly mobile for an Attacker. |
Cinderace and Greninja are perfect for transitioning to the Bottom Lane when Regice (or Regirock or Registeel) spawns. They can help provide additional offense when contesting the objectives as well as pushing the bottom lane once captured.
Pokemon | Timers and Rewards |
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Audino |
Points Earned: 5 - 7
Spawn Timer: 9:40 Respawn Timer: 1:00 |
Corphish |
Points Earned: 3 - 4
Spawn Timer: 8:45 Respawn Timer: 1:00 |
Aipom |
Points Earned: 2 - 5
Spawn Timer: 9:45 Respawn Timer: 1:00 |
Ambipom |
Points Earned: 7
Spawn Timer: 2:00 Respawn Timer: 1:00 |
Bunnelby |
Points Earned: 2 / 5
Spawn Timer: In-Lane Bunnelby: at Game Start Aggressive Bunnelby: 9:40 Respawn Timer: Aggressive Only: 1:00 |
Baltoy |
Points Earned: 2
Spawn Timer: 9:45 / 9:40 / 9:00 / 8:40 Respawn Timer: 1:00 |
Swablu |
Points Earned: 2 / 3
Spawn Timer: Top & Bot: 8:50, 7:20, 5:50, 4:20, 2:50, 1:20 Jungle: 8:00 Respawn Timer: Jungle Only: 90 seconds |
Altaria |
Points Earned: 4 / 6
Spawn Timer: Top & Bot: 8:50, 7:20, 5:50, 4:20, 2:50, 1:20 Jungle: 8:00 Respawn Timer: Jungle Only: 90 seconds |
Diggersby |
Points Earned: 2 / 7
Spawn Timer: 2:00 Respawn Timer: N/A |
Natu |
Points Earned: 1 / 2
Spawn Timer: 9:40 / 8:40 / 7:40 / 6:40 / 5:40 / 4:40 / 3:40 / 2:40 / 1:40 Respawn Timer: Will always respawn at fixed intervals. Will stop spawning if either Top Goal Zone is destroyed. |
Indeedee |
Points Earned: 5 / 7
Spawn Timer: 9:45 / 9:40 / 9:15 Respawn Timer: 1:00 |
Unlike wild Pokemon found in the Jungle, wild Pokemon found along both top and bottom Lanes do not offer any buffs when defeated.
Pokemon | Timers and Rewards |
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Rotom |
Points Earned: 20
Spawn Timer: 7:00 Respawn Timer: 2:00 |
Regieleki |
Points Earned: 20
Spawn Timer: 7:00 Respawn Timer: 3:00 |
Regieleki will spawn at the center part of the top lane at the 7-minute mark. Not only does Regieleki fight the opposing team when you defeat it, but the enemy goal will also be charged for 24 seconds when Regieleki reaches it, making it easier to destroy the enemy goal and gain points!
Regieleki Guide: How to Steal and Buffs
The Top Lane in Pokemon UNITE refers to the path located at the top part of Theia Sky Ruins or Remoat Stadium. It has two (2) Goal Zones present for both teams.
Top lane battles consist of accumulating experience and Aeos Energy as fast as possible, then eventually scoring massive points with the use of Regieleki. Since the top lane has slightly fewer wild Pokemon spawns compared to the bottom lane, it is important to focus on defeating every wild Pokemon you come across - even wild Pokemon on the enemy's side to steal Aeos energy. The flow of a match is often dictated by how the top lane can consistently take or maintain a score advantage.
Lane Roles | |||||
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Top Lane | Jungle | Bottom Lane | Playstyle Roles | ||
Attacker | Defender | All-Rounder | |||
Speedster | Support |
Top Lane Guide: How to Play Top
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