Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage players need to form good teams to clear the game's PvE and PvP modes with ease. Find out how to build your team, what mobile suits to consider getting, and how they'll work together in battle.

Team Building Guide

Team Building Tips
Decide What Your Team's Purpose Is Synergize Your Team's Skills Think of Your Mobile Suit Types and Categories Always Ensure A Good Mix of Units Don’t Stick to a Single Team for Too Long

Decide What Your Team's Purpose Is

In Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage, team formations are rarely set in stone. Whatever team you come up with will depend on what Mobile Suits and Pilots you have on hand, how much investment your MSs and Pilots have gotten, and what purpose the team will be.

The team's purpose is important because while in PvE you can almost always just cobble together a team with high CP and HP, in PvP other players have formed teams that are more complex to deal with.

To counter them, your team could focus on Evasion (fielding Raid units with high evasion), or perhaps Anti-Evasion (fielding units with high Accuracy/units that deal the "Unavoidable" debuff that makes your units unable to evade attacks for a while).

Maybe you want to field a bunch of AoE units supported by two Armored MSs to nearly wipe the entire enemy team quickly. If you're having trouble with anti-Evasion teams, you could put together a team that is tanky enough to survive getting debuffed with Unavoidable.

As long as there's a clear point behind the teams you're forming, you would've already solved roughly 80% of your problems if you were having trouble with coming up with teams beforehand.

Synergize Your Team's Skills

Like in other team-based gacha games, properly synergizing your units at the team level is important to winning battles in the game. One of the popular ways to do it is to build a team around a single mobile suit and its abilities. For example, the Hyaku Shiki can inflict "Unavoidable" on an entire enemy party, making it good to pair with other units that either deal extra damage or give more debuffs to enemies with that particular debuff.

But you could also counter a Hyaku Shiki team by building your team around tanky units that still deal massive amounts of damage like the Banshee (NT-D), The-O, and others. Even if they get hit with Unavoidable, they can survive or even shrug off whatever damage they get afterward.

You can also build a team around mobile suits that have support powers like damage boosts for all mobile suits in your team that have the "High Mobility" unit category (like the Delta Plus) or monotype teams like all Blue types or all Red types (the Re-GZ and the Narrative Gundam respectively).

Just keep in mind that some EX Skills require your other units to have a certain Category (Raid, Bombardment, Sniper, etc.), unit category (Zaku-type, High Mobility, Delaz Conflict, etc.) or Type (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple), and this may limit your choices as to what mobile suits to put in your team.

Think of Your Mobile Suit Types and Categories

Speaking of mobile suit types, certain types have advantages over other types in a rock-paper-scissors dynamic. Red types beat Green types, Green types beat Blue types, and Blue types beat Red types. Yellow and Purple types meanwhile beat each other.

Depending on what team you're facing either in PvE or PvP, you can build teams made up of mobile suits from one type, or teams where a majority of units come from one type to counter them. This is more common in PvE modes, however, so Type is not the end-all-be-all of deciding what units to put out there.

Aside from your mobile suit's Type, you'll also have to consider their Category. Raid units beat Sniper, Bombardment, and Close Combat units, while Armored units beat Raid units. But Sniper, Bombardment, and Close Combat units are strong versus Armored units. Generic and Support units meanwhile have no advantages or disadvantages toward any mobile suit.

Just like Type, you can mold a team around Armored Units supported by one Bombardment unit, one Armored unit, and a Sniper. Or field four Raid units supported by a Bombardment unit and a Close Combat unit. It all depends on the unit categories of the enemy party you are facing and what mobile suits you have whose types counter theirs.

Mobile Suit Categories Explained

Always Ensure A Good Mix of Units

Aside from Types and Categories, mobile suits have their own unofficial roles in battle. The-O, the Gundam GP02A, and even the Banshee (NT-D) are considered tanky even though the third is a Raid unit. The Gundam GP04, S Gundam, and Zaku I with Big Gun are anti-evasion units with high accuracy, even though they are Generic, Bombardment, and Sniper units respectively.

So you'll have to also figure out what roles your mobile suits serve and what is the best mix of units that you can use to deal with the enemy you are facing. Maybe you have four melee-focused mobile suits, a Generic unit that can raise your party's movement speed and evasion like the Gundam GP01Fb, and a single Bombardment unit.

Or maybe you have three mobile suits with AoE attacks (the Hamma-Hamma, the Sisquiede, and the Gundam GP02A), a Generic unit that can make enemies take more beam and projectile damage, and two melee-focused units. There are a lot of potential combinations out there, but always keep in mind the team's purpose and whether it is a proper counter to the enemy you are facing.

Don’t Stick to a Single Team for Too Long

With new units coming out roughly every two weeks, what teams beat what in Gundam UCE can change very rapidly. As of this writing, teams that rely on the "Unavoidable" debuff are popular but are also on the way out because of the release of dodge tanks like The-O and others that can shrug off being hit with that debuff. As newer units are rolled out, this dynamic could change yet again.

With that in mind, practice forming different kinds of teams by figuring out what the team's purpose is, how the skills of the mobile suits within it synergize with each other, what Type and Category your mobile suits are, and what roles they play in battle. Once you get the hang of this, you should be able to form teams that adapt to the changes in what mobile suits other players use, only limited by what mobile suits and pilots you haven't pulled yet from the game's gacha banners.

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Sample Team Formations

Anti-Unavoidable Team

Mobile Suit	Details
［M0105］ The-O	Summary • A hard-hitting Armored unit that can also dodge hits before closing in with its melee attacks. Inflicts "Unavoidable" on the target of its EX Skill, leaving it vulnerable to the other heavy hitters in the team.
［M0076］ Banshee (NT-D)	Summary • Melee-focused Raid unit with the ability to heal itself every time it uses its powerful EX Skill. Needs heavy investment, however, and the right pilot to truly shine.
［M0126］ Kshatriya	Summary • A deadly melee unit with HP absorb abilities that help sustain itself on the battlefield, on top of stacking Evasion buffs to avoid damage.
［M0047］ Psycommu System Zaku	Summary • A great support unit for the Kshatriya since it not only debuffs both the Beam and Projectile damage of its target, but decreases their Accuracy by 36% too when fully transcended.
［M0183］ Sisquiede Titans Color	Summary • A good AoE attacker that also debuffs the Beam damage dealt by all enemies by 30% for 20 seconds.
［M0239］ S Gundam	Summary • One of the best Bombardment units in the game, the S Gundam is not only strong enough to take out Armored units but any foe because of its Critical Rate buffs and high accuracy courtesy of the right pilot.

Massive AoE Team

Mobile Suit	Details
［M0100］ Hyaku Shiki	Summary • The main debuffer of the team, whose "Unavoidable" debuff will prevent the enemy from evading attacks from all the other members of this party.
［M0196］ Hamma-Hamma	Summary • Deals AoE damage and stuns them if they got hit with "Unavoidable" beforehand.
［M0183］ Sisquiede Titans Color	Summary • Another AoE unit that, together with the Hamma-Hamma, will most likely destroy the entire enemy party after using its EX Skill, or at least leave them with so little HP that they can be picked off by the other units in this team.
［M0076］ Banshee (NT-D)	Summary • The Banshee can rush in after the Hamma-Hamma and Sisquiede have fired off their EX Skills and pick off whatever is left of the enemy team.
［M0239］ S Gundam ]	Summary • Same role as the Banshee NT-D but as a ranged fighter.
［M0122］ Gundam GP02A	Summary • If you happen to have the GP02A, you can bring it along for its Atomic Bazooka AoE just to be sure.

Gaplant Glass Cannon Team

Mobile Suit	Details
［M0312］ Gaplant	Summary • Glass cannon unit that deals high damage to single targets, the Gaplant is fast and great to pair with units that get more powerful with each enemy defeated.
［M0109］ Johnny Ridden's Gelgoog Cannon	Summary • Though its damage is lower than other Bombardment units, that damage ignores an enemy's DEF, making this unit a potentially good executioner that can clean up after the Gaplant. What's better is that if you give it the right pilot, the suit
［M0337］ Doven Wolf (Commander Type)	Summary • Grants absolute evade status to the entire team, protecting them from damage from 5 seconds.
［M0105］ The-O	Summary • One of the main damage dealers in the team, The-O will benefit from the Doven Wolf's support power while supporting the Gaplant.
［M0123］ Gundam GP04	Summary • A highly accurate ranged fighter that's effective versus other high-evasion units when paired with the right pilot.
［M0239］ S Gundam	Summary • Serves the same role as it does in the previous teams with its high accuracy and a high chance to inflict critical hits.

Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage Related Guides

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All Tips and Tricks Guides

Beginners' Guide
Beginner's Guide: Tips and Tricks
Reroll Guide	How to Farm Diamonds
Panel Missions Guide	How to Strengthen Your Mobile Suits Guide
Combat System Explained	Haro Coin Farm Guide
How to Get Started With the Arena?	Clan Guide
Raid Battle Guide	Mobile Suit Categories Explained
Other Beginners' Guides
Beginner Mistakes to Avoid	Daily Tasks Checklist
Research Guide	Gacha Guide
Gacha Guide	UR Selector Ticket Guide
Mobile Suit Stats Explained	Pilot Stats Explained
Deployment Guide	How To Rank Up and Unlock All Content Quickly
Fragment Quest Guide	How to Get Skip Tickets
How to Get VIP Points	Haro Pass (VIP Pass) Perks and Benefits
How to Farm Coins Guide	How to Get More AP
How to Farm and Use Blueprints and Character Pieces	Recycle Points Guide
Engage Link Guide	Mock Battle Guide
How to Raise Your Player Rank Fast
Intermediate Guides
Intermediate Guide
How To Pair Pilots and Mobile Suits	Team Building Guide
Canon Mobile Suits and Pilots Guide	What Upgrade Should I Do First?
Transcendence Guide	Potential Unleashed Guide
Unit Enhancement Guide	Unit Alteration Guide
How to Get Grand Coins	How to Get Unit Enhancement Points
Modules Guide	Skill Rate Level Up Guide
What To Buy at the Shop	Clan Battle Guide
Master Battle Guide	Status Effects Guide
Advanced Guides
Arena Beginner's Guide (PvP)
Arena Guide	How to Get Started With the Arena?
Why Do I Keep Losing at the Arena?	How to Win at the Arena
Most Common Arena Mobile Suits and Counters	Best Arena (PvP) Teams
Top Ranked Arena Teams and Counters [December 2024]	PvP Team Building Guide
Arena Defense Team Building Guide	What to Grind for in the Arena
Elite Arena Guide
Game Mechanics
Title Guide	Account Linking Guide
How to Send an SOS	How to Get Friend Medals
Mobile Suit Guides
How to Counter the Zeong	What is the Best Nu Gundam?
How Good is the Zock?	How Good is the Zeong?
How to Counter the Yellow Sazabi	How to Counter the Gundam GP02A
How to Counter the Zeta Gundam	How to Counter The-O
How to Counter the Penelope	How to Counter the Gyan
How Good is the Gyan?