UNITE Prize Machine: How to Use and Rewards

UNITE Prize Machine is a new gacha mechanic in Pokemon UNITE that enables users to get awesome rewards for their accounts! Read on to know how to use this machine, the rewards, mechanics, and more!

Prize Machine Rewards

This is the list of the current prize pool than can appear in your Prize Machine. The current prize pool will run for 77 days before it changes.

The prizes that appears in the 6 slots of your Prize machine are randomly picked from the pool and resets every 24 hours. Gauges will also reset once the prizes reset.

Current Prize Pool

Holowears

Sunshine Style (Venusaur)

Adept Style (Charizard)

Boost Emblems

Gold Emblems
Magneton (Gold)	Nidorino (Gold)	Zubat (Gold)
Charizard (Gold)	Caterpie (Gold)	Bulbasaur (Gold)
Spearow (Gold)	Nidorina (Gold)	Weedle (Gold)
Diglett (Gold)	Squirtle (Gold)	Golduck (Gold)
Omastar (Gold)	-	-
Silver Emblems
Jolteon (Silver)	Marill (Silver)	Donphan (Silver)
Stantler (Silver)	Hitmontop (Silver)	Magby (Silver)
Skiploom (Silver)	Scizor (Silver)	Phanpy (Silver)
Tyrogue (Silver)	Smoochum (Silver)	Corsola (Silver)
Elekid (Silver)	Steelix (Silver)	Delibird (Silver)
Porygon2 (Silver)	Lickitung (Silver)	Spinarak (Silver)
Swinub (Silver)	Ledyba (Silver)	-
Bronze Emblems
Rhydon (Bronze)	Xatu (Bronze)	Umbreon (Bronze)
Slowking (Bronze)	Phanpy (Bronze)	Magby (Bronze)
Farfetch'd (Bronze)	Vaporeon (Bronze)	Jolteon (Bronze)
Misdreavus (Bronze)	Remoraid (Bronze)	Smeargle (Bronze)
Tyrogue (Bronze)	Elekid (Bronze)	Nidoqueen (Bronze)
Flaaffy (Bronze)	Stantler (Bronze)	Hitmontop (Bronze)
Gligar (Bronze)	Piloswine (Bronze)	Smoochum (Bronze)
Scizor (Bronze)	Porygon2 (Bronze)	Ninetales (Bronze)
Machop (Bronze)	Forretress (Bronze)	Dugtrio (Bronze)
Chinchou (Bronze)	Houndoom (Bronze)	Muk (Bronze)
Quilava (Bronze)	-	-

Trainer Fashion

Sunshine Set		Explorer Set		Masked Set
Beach Style Set			Work Set (Blue - Outwear)

Past Prize Pools

June 23, 2023 - September 7, 2023 Prize Pool

Holowears

Band Style (Pikachu)

Hip-hop Style (Pikachu)

Concert Style (Pikachu)

Songstress Style (Wigglytuff)

Boost Emblems

Gold Emblems
Pikachu (Gold)	Pichu (Gold)	Raichu (Gold)
Gengar (Gold)	Dragonite (Gold)	Corsola (Gold)
Steelix (Gold)	--	--
Silver Emblems
Pikachu (Silver)	Raichu (Silver)	Yanma (Silver)
Pichu (Silver)	Kakuna (Silver)	Corsola (Silver)
Poliwrath (Silver)	Snubbull (Silver)	Heracross (Silver)
Dragonite (Silver)	Gengar (Silver)	Clefable (Silver)
Steelix (Silver)	Krabby (Silver)	Seel (Silver)
Bronze Emblems
Pikachu (Bronze)	Mr. Mime (Bronze)	Raichu (Bronze)
Misdreavus (Bronze)	Zubat (Bronze)	Larvitar (Bronze)
Corsola (Bronze)	Hitmonchan (Bronze)	Grimer (Bronze)
Pichu (Bronze)	Gengar (Bronze)	Sunkern (Bronze)
Ponyta (Bronze)	Persian (Bronze)	Houndoom (Bronze)
Xatu (Bronze)	Magcargo (Bronze)	Steelix (Bronze)
Dragonite (Bronze)	Haunter (Bronze)	Snorlax (Bronze)
Butterfree (Bronze)	Furret (Bronze)	Alakazam (Bronze)
Porygon (Bronze)	Porygon2 (Bronze)	--

Trainer Fashion

Pikachu Set

Pikachu Face Hat

UNITE Snapshot Elements

Expression (1st Anniversary)	Pose (1st Anniversary)
Background (Band Style)	Frame (Band Style)

Consumable Items

All items below are either 3-Day Limited Licenses or 3-Day Holowear Rentals.

3-Day Holowear Rentals
Band Style (Pikachu)	Knight Style (Charizard)	--
3-Day Limited Licenses
Unite License: Comfey	Unite License: Gengar	Unite License: Mew
Unite License: Dragapult	Unite License: Aegislash	Unite License: Scizor
Unite License: Wigglytuff	Unite License: Dodrio	Unite License: Sableye
Unite License: Mr. Mime	--	--

June 8 - June 23, 2023 Prize Pool

Pre-Battle Background

Eevee Festival Pre-Battle Background

Holowears

Theater Style (Greninja)

Wanderer Style (Azumarill)

Ninja Style (Charizard)

Boost Emblems

Boost Emblems from the machine are of Bronze rarity.

Eevee (Bronze)	Chikorita (Bronze)	Phanpy (Bronze)
Espeon (Bronze)	Bayleef (Bronze)	Swinub (Bronze)
Vaporeon (Bronze)	Scyther (Bronze)	Donphan (Bronze)
Blissey (Bronze)	Jolteon (Bronze)	Flareon (Bronze)
Meganium (Bronze)	Umbreon (Bronze)	Marill (Bronze)

Trainer Fashion

Fashionable Set

Ivory Set

UNITE Snapshot Element

Background (Fashionable Style)

Frame (Fashionable Style)

Sticker (Fashionable Style)

Consumable Items

Limited License: Glaceon (3-Day)

Limited License: Sylveon (3-Day)

Limited License: Espeon (3-Day)

Prize Pool Changes Periodically

The prizes in the pool above changes periodically - with the first pool running for 15 days and the current one for 77 days!

Make it a habit to check if the item you want is included in the pool, so you can wait for it to appear in the daily rotation!

Prizes in The Slots Reset Every Day

Day	Our Reward Pool
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As mentioned above, prizes will also reset everyday. The prizes in the slots are chosen at random from the current prize pool, so you're in for a surprise everyday!

Prize Machine Events: Pokemon Day

Occasionally, the there will be special events for the Prize Machine where unique a type of ball is required to pull prizes. These unique balls can only be used for that event and not for the regular Prize Machine.

Currently, the Pokemon Day Commemorative Prize Machine Event is on-going.

How to Use the Prize Machine

Check For Prizes

The first thing to check are the daily prizes that you can get when using the Prize Machine. As mentioned above, these prizes changes daily and is chosen at random from the current pool.

Select A Prize

Next, select the prize that you want. These could be a past Battle Pass Holowear or Trainer Skin, a new Pre-Battle Background, or Trainer Snapshot element. The choice is yours!

Use A Pokeball to Fill the Gauge

Once you've chosen the prize, you will be greeted with a gauge. You need to fill up this gauge to get the reward. Every reward has a different gauge number so take note of it.

To fill up this gauge, you need to throw Pokeballs on it. Players can hold 2 Pokeball at max. The thrown Pokeball then fills up the gauge with specific progress points based on the rates below:

Pokeball Progress Rates

After using a Pokeball, it will go into cooldown. A Pokeball will replenish every 12 hours.

Use Gems to Speed Up the Cooldown

To speed up the Pokeball's cooldown, players can use 1 Aeos Gems to speed it up by 6 minutes. To completely reset a Pokeball from 12 hours, players need to spend 120 Aeos Gems.

Gauges Also Resets Everyday

As mentioned in a section above, prizes will reset everyday. Together with the prizes, the gauges will also reset everyday regardless if the gauges are partially filled or not.

This makes it so that players will have to spend gems on prizes that have high gauge values.

Where to Access the Prize Machine

Access from the Home Screen

The prize machine is conveniently placed in a section to the left of the Unite Battle button. The icon looks like a gift with a flying Pokeball above it - it's very hard to miss!

Pokemon UNITE Related Guides

List of Game Mechanics

Game Modes and Rules

Game Modes and Rules
Game Modes Explanation	Match Types Explanation
Unite Battle Guide	Ranked Match Guide
Quick Battle Guide	How to Use Training Mode
Fair Play Points Guide	Can Players Use the Same Pokemon?
Tournament Mode Guide	Custom Battle Guide
Draft Pick Guide	Full-Fury Battles Guide

Gameplay Manual Guides

Gameplay Manual Guides
List of Status Effects	Stats Explanation
How to Upgrade Items	Unite Moves Guide
List of Berries and Effects	How To Surrender
Recall Guide and Best Timing	Super Jump Guide
Vision Guide: How Does Vision Work?	Evolution: How to Evolve and Timing
Character Creation Guide	Free Rotation Guide
Microtransactions Guide	Attack Vs. Special Attack
Badge Guide and Explanation	How to Check Team Score
How to Check Leaderboard	Tutorial Missions: Access and Rewards
How to Increase Movement Speed	Critical Hit Guide
How to Use Quick Chat and Pings	How to Use the Camera
How to Cancel Moves	Invincibility Guide
Move Types and When to Use	Grass Guide: How Does Grass Work?
Boosted Attacks Guide	How to Recover HP
How to Check Player Levels and Kills	List of Hidden Mechanics
How to Chat with Friends	Pokemon Points and Battle Ribbons
Season Points and Rewards	Prize Machine

Game Setup Guides

Game Setup Guides
List of Controls	List of Settings
How to Change Your Name	How to Change Your Gender
How to Play Online Multiplayer	How to Add Friends
Language Settings	How to Use Voice Chat and Best Apps
Do You Need Nintendo Online?	Server Reset Time
How to Create a New Account	Can You Delete an Account?
Player Count and Limit	Can You Play Offline?
How to Reduce Lag	What Happens When You Go AFK
How to Play with Bots	How to Check Match History
Battle Screen and Menus Explanation	Spectator Mode
How to Update the Trainer Card	Squads Guide
Friendship Points Guide	-