The month of September anticipated the Theia Sky Ruins Map in the Pokémon Unite. The map replaced the previous one Remoat stadium map in both Classified And Standard battle mode. In this guide, our focus will be on this new map of Ruins of the sky of Theia in Pokémon Unite. So, players should keep reading to learn the map’s unique features, map rules, and all the wild Pokémon on the map. Note that our previous map guide has all the MOBA game basics mentioned. Unaltered features weren’t mentioned in this piece. Here only modifications and alterations have been mentioned. Therefore, gamers should keep reading, accordingly.
Pokémon Unite: Theia Sky Ruins Map Guide
The map from above looks almost the same as Remoat Stage one. When zoomed in, it is much more different, with completely distinct characteristics.
Latest map mechanics
Egg-laying medium
A breeding ground it is on the far left or right of the map, looking like circular pads. And where Playable Pokémon‘respawn after being eliminated. In addition, it provides tremendous healing and movement speed to Pokémon standing on it.
Lanes
Just like any other MOBA, Pokémon Unite it also has lanes that extend in 3 different directions. In the meantime, here are the 3 different lanes:
- Main lane
- Middle lane
- Lower lane
All lanes except the middle lane are similar. The middle lane is different, because it has no goals, but stronger wild Pokémon than the lanes. In Theia Sky Ruins map, however, the top lane is a lone lane.
Targets
Compared to other MOBAs, the main objective or main way to win the game is not to destroy the enemy base, but to score more Poképoints of the enemy team. Also, to earn Poképoints, you must defeat Pokémon in order to be able to rely on them Targets. Each team has 4 external Goal Zones and a basic Goal. Outside goal zones are those that can be destroyed when certain numbers of goals are scored.
Flow zones
Each lane leading to an outer Goal Zone will give a speed boost to allied Pokémon that are on it, indicated by streaks of blue light on the Pokémon. This speed buff will disappear if the outer target zone leading to it is destroyed.
Incidentally, when players approach the enemy area or lanes, there would be a speed debuff and their movement speed would decrease significantly.
Air currents
This function is generated only after a goal zone has been destroyed, or the Pokemon Boss main (Rayquaza) it spawns in the last 2 minutes. These air currents are generated in fixed positions, providing a increased movement speed to anyone in his area, even for a short time, after his departure. The air flow zones are like the above map.
Berries
Theia Sky Ruins map also contains berries to help trainers. However, a slight tweak now only makes 1 Citrus Berry available on the top lane. Salac’s Berry to increase movement speed is also available in the middle lane, right next to the area where Rayquaza would spawn.
Skip Pad
Like in Remoat Stadium, there are four jump pads that are located on the Theia Sky Ruins map. Standing on these trampolines will push a Pokémon to fixed locations on the map! Super Jump Pads are available 5 minutes after the start of the match in each team’s home zone. The other smaller jump pads (4) are available in the middle lane.
Theia Sky Ruins: List of wild Pokémon
The Pokemon Wild and Boss scenario in this new map has completely changed. Here are the names of the new Pokémon and their functions respectively:
Normal Pokémon
Bunnelby & Diggersby
- lanes- Over and under
- Aeos Energy has fallen– 2 or 5 (for Bunnelby), 2 or 7 (for Diggersby)
- Effects and description- Releases points and XP when defeated. The Bunnelby with 2 points flees when hit and does not attack. The Bunnelby with 5 points is able to attack. The Bunnelby who are not defeated with 2 minutes to go evolve into Diggersby.
- Generate a the start of the game, 9:40 am.
- Regeneration timer – 1:00
Baltoy and Claydol
- lanes- Upper, Lower and Middle; only middle lane for Claydol
- Aeos Energy has fallen– 2 (Baltoy), 3/4 (Claydol)
- Effects and description- Releases points and XP when defeated. It evolves into Claydol with 2:00 on the timer.
- Generate a- 9:45 am / 9:40 am / 9:10 am / 9:00 am
- Regeneration timer – 1:00
Indeed
- lanes- Top, bottom
- Aeos Energy has fallen– 6 or 8
- Effects and description- It appears in the bottom lane. When the first goal zone is destroyed, it appears beside the lanes of the destroyed goal. Releases points and XP when defeated.
- Generate a- 9:45 am / 9:40 am / 9:15 am
- Regeneration timer – 1:00
Natu and Xatu
- lanes- Upper (Natu), Middle (Xatu)
- Aeos Energy has fallen– 1/2 (Natu), 2 (Xatu)
- Effects and description- Natu appears at the jungle entrance from the top lane. Both Pokemon give XP and Aeos Energy when defeated.
- Generate a- 9:40 / 8:40 / 7:40 / 6:40 / 5:40 / 4:40 / 3:40 / 2:40 / 1:40 (Natu), Xatu pawns at the start of the game at the nearest point of the middle lane towards the base.
- Regeneration timer – Natu will always spawn in the top lane at regular intervals until one of the first first goal zones is destroyed.
Swablu and Altaria
- lanes- Top, middle, bottom
- Aeos Energy has fallen– 2/3 (Swablu), 5/7 (Altaria)
- Effects and description- They appear together after any target zone has been destroyed. They release points and XP after being defeated.
- Generate a- High and low: 8:50, 7:20, 5:50, 4:20, 2:50, 1: 20 / Middle: 8:00
- Regeneration timer – half past one
Buff wild Pokémon
Excavator
| Spawn time | 9:40 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | 1:00 |
| Points earned | 4/7 |
| Effect | Gives the Pokemon an orange aura which knocks it out of action. While your Pokemon has this aura, basic attacks deal extra damage and reduce the movement speed of opposing Pokemon for a short time. |
I accelerate
| Spawn time | 9:40 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | 1:00 |
| Points earned | 4/7 |
| Effect | Grants the purple aura after being knocked out by any Pokemon. While your Pokemon has this aura, move cooldown times are reduced for a short time. |
Pokèmon boss
Rayquaza
| Spawn time | 2:00 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | N / A |
| Points earned | 30 |
| Effect | Rayquaza appears during the Final elongation (2:00) and is the replacement for Zapdos. Provides a shield to the allied team that denies the damage and protects the Pokemon from being interrupted during scoring. Reduces cooldown time by half. Stack with Goal-Getter.
When Rayquaza appears, air currents appear in fixed areas of the map which guarantee an increase in movement speed. The number of air currents depends on the number of target zones destroyed. Easter Egg- Rayquaza roams the map before 2am. Players in the top lane can often see him flying in the distance. |
Regieleki
| Spawn time | 7:00 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | 3:00 |
| Points earned | 20 |
| Effect | When defeated, it moves to an enemy target zone to render it helpless for 24 seconds. Also, he helps the allied team as he pushes. Rotom’s replacement. |
Direction
| Spawn time | 7:00 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | 3:00 |
| Points earned | 20 |
| Effect | Grants EXP to the team that insures it. It also increases their HP recovery speed for 90 seconds. Randomly rotate with Regirock and Registeel, in a particular match, you can only get one of these 3 Regis. |
Regirock
| Spawn time | 7:00 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | 3:00 |
| Points earned | 20 |
| Effect | Grants EXP to the team that insures it. It also gives them increased Defense and Defense Spend for 90 seconds. Rotate randomly with Regice and Registeel |
Sign in
| Spawn time | 7:00 am |
|---|---|
| Regeneration time | 3:00 |
| Points earned | 20 |
| Effect | Grants EXP to the team that insures it. It also gives them an Attack and Sp boost. Attack for 90 seconds. Rotate randomly with Regirock and Regice. |
Pokémon Unite Theia Sky Ruins Map: Tips and Tricks
In this section of the map guide. players will be shared some tips and tricks for playing Pokémon Unite.
- Players need to keep in mind the spawn and respawn times of wild Pokemon. Rotate accordingly. The jungle in this map is filled with more wild Pokemon than the previous one. Hence, many opportunities to raise the levels.
- Since no one Zapdos is available anymore to overturn match scores in the last 2 minutes, maintaining an advantage would be very vital. So, only those who are solely dependent on the jungle should go to the middle lane, otherwise, prioritize winning lane battles and scoring a lot of goals early on.
- Save some Aeos Energy (at least 25-30) for the final stretch when the goal doubles.
- Rayquaza’s goal is important, but make sure the entire team isn’t involved in that fight. Beating Zapdos left the opponent’s goals unprotected, now it won’t happen. So, make sure your defenders / handymen are on the stepping stone, defending goals (if your team is ahead). In case you are at a disadvantage, try to win the team fights on the opponent’s goal.
- In this map, team play has become an absolute necessity. If one of your teammates is inactive, he considers that you are already doomed.
- Always face objective bosses (the Regis). Especially the Regieleki, who is the only boss who can help you make the opposing goal defenseless.
- Try to resist and defend the 1st goal of the top lane for as long as possible. It would be crucial during Regieleki’s fights.
- People should prioritize winning Regieleki’s fights as quickly as possible, so that the final Regieleki arrives just in time, so that players KO him before the final stretch.
- In this map, players should try to include as many handymen, defenders, and supporters as possible.
- You have to try to stick to a team game and follow the strategies of the team.
Final thoughts
In case people have reached this sentence, consider themselves already full of basic knowledge about the map. Players should keep these things in mind and in case they need help with the Pokemon-based guide, refer to our Pokemon Unite individual Pokemon beginner guides.
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