Sniper: Inteleon Passive Effect and Cooldown

Sniper is a Passive Ability of Inteleon in Pokemon UNITE. Learn the effects of Sniper, as well as its damage at each level, cooldown time, level to learn and upgrade, status effects it inflicts, and all Pokemon builds using Sniper.

Sniper Effects and Stats

Sniper Basic Information

Sniper
Pokemon	Inteleon
Level Learned	Lv. 1
Move Slot	Passive - Replaces
Move Type	Ability (Passive)
Damage Type	Status
Status Effects	Camoflauge
Cooldown	1s

Sniper Effect

The Pokemon deals increased damage to opposing Pokemon when it lands a critical hit. When the Pokemon is near a wall, it becomes camouflaged and opposing Pokemon are unable to target it. The Pokemon gains one critical counter whenever a set amount of time passes while camouflaged (up to a maximum of 3 counters). When a critical counter is consumed, the Pokemon's next basic atack or move that has a set chance of becoming a cirtical hit is guaranteed to be a critical hit.

Critical Hit Multiplier is x2.5

With this passive ability, Inteleon deals increased critical hit damage whenever something from its kit crits.

The usual x2 damage multiplier is further increased to x2.5. Partner this with the almost guaranteed critical hit chance when consuming a critical counter and you'll see big numbers all the time.

Camouflage Lasts for 1 Second after Moving Away from Walls

It takes about 1 second for the camouflage to break after moving away from walls.

How to Use Sniper

Stay Near Walls

Sniper's camouflage and critical counter mechanic only trigger whenever Inteleon is near walls. Given this, Inteleon needs to stay near walls for most of the time to benefit from Sniper's effects.

Move to the Nearest Wall When Repositioning

To stay in camouflage, it's best to move to the nearest wall possible while roaming or repositioning. Inteleon just has a few moments before the camouflage breaks when it moves away from walls.

Using Eject Button and Fell Stinger or Acrobatics towards a wall is one way to stay keep the camouflage when repositioning.

Set Up an Ambush

Utilize Sniper's camouflage and critical counter mechanic to set up an ambush and take out targets quickly. It's best to focus on low-durability targets first to put the enemy team at a disadvantage.

Carefully Manage the Critical Counter

Managing the critical counter is central to Inteleon's gameplay and efficiency. It's best to have at least one critical counter before using Liquidation or Snipe Shot to maximize their damage, then use the rest to deal critical-hits with attacks. Consuming all critical counter charges using a combination of moves and attacks can deal massive damage to opponents or take them out quickly.

Related Pokemon Builds

Check out the builds of the Pokemon related to this move in the link below:

Inteleon Guide: Builds and Best Items

Pokemon UNITE Related Guides

List of Moves and Effects

All Inteleon Moves

Move 1 (R)	Move 2 (ZR)
Water Gun Liquidation Snipe Shot	Tearful Look Acrobatics Fell Stinger
Unite Move (ZL)
Azure Spy Vision

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List of Passive Abilities

List of Abilities and Effects

Adaptability (Eevee)	Anticipation (Eevee - Espeon)	Anticipation (Eevee - Umbreon)
Bad Dreams (Darkrai)	Battle Armor (Falinks)	Beast Boost (Buzzwole)
Blaze (Blaziken)	Blaze (Charizard)	Blaze (Cinderace)
Blaze (Delphox)	Cheek Pouch (Greedent)	Clear Body (Dragapult)
Clear Body (Metagross)	Chlorophyll (Leafeon)	Cotton Down (Eldegoss)
Cute Charm (Wigglytuff)	Disguise (Meowscarada)	Flame Body (Charcadet)
Flash Fire (Armarouge)	Filter (Mr. Mime)	Gale Wings (Talonflame)
Gluttony (Snorlax)	Gooey (Goodra)	Gulp Missile (Cramorant)
Guts (Machamp)	Guts (Larvitar)	Heavy Metal (Duraludon)
Huge Power (Azumarill)	Inner Focus (Kubfu)	Inner Focus (Umbreon)
Levitate (Gengar)	Long Reach (Decidueye)	Magic Bounce (Espeon)
Magic Guard (Clefable)	Magician (Hoopa)	Marvel Scale (Dratini & Dragonair)
Multiscale (Dragonite)	Moxie (Gyarados)	Natural Cure (Blissey)
Natural Cure (Trevenant)	No Guard (Honedge & Doublade)	Oblivious (Slowbro)
Oblivious (Bounsweet & Steenee)	Overgrow (Meowscarada)	Overgrow (Venusaur)
Pixilate (Sylveon)	Pressure (Mewtwo X)	Pressure (Mewtwo Y)
Queenly Majesty (Tsareena)	Rattled (Magikarp)	Regenerator (Ho-Oh)
Rough Skin (Garchomp)	Run Away (Eevee - Glaceon)	Run Away (Eevee - Leafeon)
Run Away (Dodrio)	Sand Stream (Tyranitar)	Shed Skin (Pupitar)
Sniper (Inteleon)	Snow Cloak (Glaceon)	Snow Warning (Alolan Ninetales)
Stance Change (Aegislash)	Static (Pikachu)	Steadfast (Lucario)
Sturdy (Crustle)	Super Luck (Absol)	Swift Swim (Psyduck)
Synchronize (Gardevoir)	Syncronize (Mew)	Technician (Scizor)
Thick Fat (Mamoswine)	Torrent (Blastoise)	Torrent (Greninja)
Triage (Comfey)	Unseen Fist (Urshifu)	Volt Absorb (Zeraora)
Weak Armor (Ceruledge)	-	-