Pokemon Unite Aegislash Guide: Stats, Moveset, and Best Builds For The Sentient Sword And Shield

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Aegislash is unlike any Pokemon that's come before it in. The all-rounder can be built as an offensive machine or a tank of sorts depending on the moveset you choose, and that versatility allows you to plan for multiple situations. It's an adept jungler, being able to subdue wild Pokemon fairly quickly and then score goals to put your team ahead.

One quick note: In the guide below you'll see mention of a «boost count» and how certain parameters will increase it. This is in reference to Aegislash's core mechanic, which stores boosts for its normal attack via successful blade and shield maneuvers rather than the standard «every third normal attack is boosted» scenario. As you'll see, this moveset can allow you to store boosted normals early and often, so make sure what moves can provide boosts and when.

Here's what we're working with when Aegislash slices into the arena:

Role: All-Rounder

Style: Melee

Difficulty: Expert

Stats:

Evolution levels: Honedge Start | Doublade at Lvl. 5 | Aegislash at Lvl. 7

This is for the tank players out there that want to try something different while still being bulky. Both moves will give ample crowd control options, while Wide Guard adds the bonus of a shield and Sacred Sword allowing future attacks to bypass some of the opponent's defenses.

The added defense of the Focus Band, coupled with the free shield earned with an ultimate thanks to Buddy Barrier, means Aegislash will be well protected in long fights in the late game. Strike in the jungles early, and once you have these moves ready go in for the kill.

This Aegislash build is going to hurt some fools. With the dual abilities of Sacred Sword and Iron Head, Aegislash can wreak havoc on an opposing team. Then, once the ultimate Coup de