Rattled: Gyarados Passive Effect and Cooldown

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

Rattled Effects and Stats

Rattled Basic Information

Rattled
Pokemon	Magikarp
Level Learned	Lv. 0
Move Slot	Passive - Replaces
Move Type
Damage Type	Status
Status Effects	None
Cooldown

Rattled Effect

When the Pokemon is damaged by an opposing Pokemon, its movement speed is increased for a short time. This effect can stack up to 5 times. Each time the Pokemon with this Ability knocks out an opposing Pokemon, scores a goal, or otherwise makes a contribution in battle, its effort gauge increases. Once the effort guage is full, the Pokemon evolves into Gyarados.

How to Use Rattled

Utilize the Movement Speed Boost

While still Magikarp, utilize the movement speed boost from Rattled whenever the Pokemon takes damages to either flee or go on the offense.

Fill Up the Effort Gauge As Fast As Possible

Gyarados has a unique evolution mechanic. Unlike other Pokemon, Gyarados' evolution isn't based on level. It can only evolve if it fills up its effort gauge. Moreover, its primary moveset will only be available once Magikarp evolves into Gyarados.

That being said, the first and most important objective when playing Gyarados is filling up the effort gauge to evolve. Below are the many ways to fill up the gauge.

Perform Attacks

One way to fill up the effort gauge is to perform attacks. Magikarp doesn't even need to hit targets to fill up the gauge and can simply perform attacks in place, however, attacking targets fills the gauge faster.

Keep Using Flail and Splash

Another way of filling up the effort gauge is by using Flail or Splash, which is Magikarp's moveset before evolving. Much like attacking, the moves don't need to hit targets to fill up the gauge and only adds a small amount. However, if the moves do hit targets, it fills up the gauge more.

Score Points

Scoring points is another way of filling up the effort gauge but is more effective than attacking and using Flail or Splash. That said, it's best to find ways to safely score points to quickly fill up the gauge.

Knock Out Opponents or Get an Assist

Knocking out opponents is the fastest way to fill up the effort gauge but can be difficult to accomplish given Magikarp's lack of damage. Fortunately, getting an assist can also fill up the gauge, although not as much as knocking out opponents.

The best weapon Magikarp has to knock out opponents is Flail. The move deals more damage the lower Magikarp's HP is, allowing the Pokemon to turn its vulnerability into offense.

Rattled Patch History

Updates and Patch Notes

Related Pokemon Builds

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

Gyarados Guide: Builds and Best Items

Pokemon UNITE Related Guides

List of Moves and Effects

All Magikarp Moves

Moves by Classification

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Moves by Move Type
Moves by Damage Dealt
Moves by Status Effect

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)	-	-