Buy Aeos Gems for Pokémon UNITE

Buy Aeos Gems for Pokémon UNITE: packs, UNITE Club and the move to License Journeys

Pokémon UNITE is the 5v5 MOBA that The Pokémon Company co-developed with TiMi Studio Group (Tencent). It launched on Nintendo Switch on 21 July 2021 and on iOS and Android on 22 September of the same year, and now also runs on Switch 2 through backward compatibility. Matches last ten minutes and revolve around Aeos energy that has to be dunked into the opposing goal zones. By spring 2026 the roster sits around 90 Pokémon, Battle Pass Season 40 is live alongside Ranked Season 35, and Feraligatr (All-Rounder) and Meganium (Supporter) join the lineup on 8 and 22 May. Aeos Gems are the only paid currency in the game, used for Unite licenses, Holowear and the seasonal passes.

• Direct purchase of Unite licenses at 345–625 Gems each
• Premium Battle Pass and Premium Pass+ for Season 40
• The UNITE Club Membership subscription with a daily Gem allowance
• Holowear skins via Zirco Trading and seasonal limited drops
• In-shop conversion at 1 Gem = 10 Aeos Tickets
• Energy Tanks, Boost Cards, Rename Cards and item enhancers

December 2025: Aeos Coins out, License Journeys in

The biggest change of the past year landed on 4 December 2025: Aeos Coins are no longer awarded in matches and no longer unlock Pokémon. They were replaced by License Points and a system called License Journeys — you pick five Pokémon, play matches with them and earn LP until each license unlocks for free. License Points also drop from the Battle Pass, event chests and the Aeos Coin Exchange, which lets old Coin balances convert into LP until May 2026, after which the legacy currency is removed entirely. This matters for any guide written before late 2025 — most of the internet still says "buy a Pokémon with Aeos Coins", but in the current build that path is closed. Today there are only two routes: Aeos Gems (paid) or License Journeys (free via LP).

This is not a gacha: how Pokémon unlock and where the randomness lives

Pokémon UNITE is not a gacha game. There is no pity 90, no 50/50 and no character pull in the first place. Every new Pokémon is a license, bought outright for Aeos Gems at a fixed price (typically 345–625 Gems on the 2025+ scale) or earned through License Journeys. The game does run a randomised stand called Energy Rewards: matches accumulate Aeos Energy, and every full 1,500 units rolls cosmetic rewards. The headline drop chance is roughly 3% for 10 Holowear Tickets, with Fashion Tickets as the steady main payout, while ultimate prizes such as the Talonflame Pilot Style sit on a very low rate with no guarantee attached. The premium Extra-Energy Tank lifts the cap from 1,500 to 2,500 Energy per cycle, which speeds up rolls but does not change the drop tables.

Seven Aeos Gem packs and an uneven first-purchase bonus

The Aeos Gems lineup runs across seven packs: 60, 245+5, 490+35, 1220+130, 2450+290, 3050+450 and 6000+1100. The first-purchase bonus fires once per denomination and is not the same on every tier. The three smallest packs (60, 245, 490) effectively double — 60 becomes 120, 245 becomes 490, 490 becomes 980. On the larger packs the bonus is symbolic: 1220 → +130, 2450 → +290, 3050 → +450, and the flagship 6000 pack only adds +1100 Gems on top, around 18%, not a 2x. That changes the buying math: the cheapest way to maximum Gem volume runs through two mid-tier packs with full doubling rather than one 6000 pack. The bonus also tracks the account, not the store SKU, so switching App Store regions does not unlock a second round of doubling.

UNITE Club Membership: 40 Gems a day with daily login

UNITE Club Membership costs about $9.99 for 30 days and pays out 40 Aeos Gems per day — roughly 1,200 over a full month — plus one green-tier Holowear each month, weekly trial licenses, exclusive frames and speech bubbles, and a 10% discount on limited fashion items during their first week on sale. First-time subscribers also receive a Hoopa Trainer fashion outfit and two limited licenses. The catch worth flagging: this subscription does not auto-renew. It has to be repurchased manually each month, and missed login days are not compensated — a forgotten day is 40 Gems gone from the monthly total. UNITE Club and the Battle Pass are separate products that can run side by side; they should not be confused for one another.

Battle Pass Season 40 and three different ticket currencies

The Pokémon UNITE Battle Pass runs about 30–34 days per cycle — noticeably shorter than the 42-day Genshin cycle. Season 40 is live in May 2026: the no-cost track grants ~700 License Points and Item Enhancers, the Premium Pass adds another 1,000 LP, extra Aeos Gems and seasonal Holowear, and Premium Pass+ stacks +25 levels from the start plus an exclusive Pokebuki sticker tied to a limited Holowear. After level 100 every 130 Battle Points roll a Prize Box with a chance at Holowear Tickets, capped at 25 boxes per season. The Zirco Trading shop runs three separate ticket currencies: Aeos Tickets cover general skins and held items, Holowear Tickets exist solely to redeem specific Holowear, and Fashion Tickets buy trainer outfits. They do not convert into each other, and the 1 Gem = 10 Aeos Tickets rate works in one direction only.

Cross-progression Switch ↔ mobile: a one-time link

Pokémon UNITE supports shared progress between Switch and mobile through a Pokémon Trainer Club or Nintendo Account, but the order of operations is strict. The account has to be linked to the mobile app first, and only then connected to the Switch version. If you started on Switch without linking and built up progress there, syncing it back to an older mobile save is not possible without reinstalling the mobile app. The link itself is permanent — there is no way to detach a Pokémon Trainer Club or Nintendo Account once it is bound, so a wrongly linked account stays wrongly linked. The region of the account is also fixed: Pokémon UNITE uses a single global lobby with regional matchmaking only for ping.

Trainer ID, Support ID and the SEA top-up regions

The game exposes two identifiers, and they should not be confused. The Trainer ID is seven characters of letters and digits (for example, ABC1234), shown on the trainer card and used for friend requests. The Support ID is a separate technical ID found under Menu → Profile → Settings → Account Settings — that is the one used for top-ups and Pokémon UNITE support tickets. In the Brawl Games catalogue, Aeos Gems packs ship through four SEA regions — Indonesia (ID), Malaysia (MY), Philippines (PH) and Thailand (TH). The reason is straightforward: mobile storefronts in those countries price in-app purchases regionally, and the Gems still credit to one global account regardless of which storefront sold them. Worth noting too: Pokémon UNITE was officially shut down in Belgium and the Netherlands on 30 November 2025 over local rules on lootbox-style mechanics — a rare case of an EU MOBA going dark by region.

How to place a Pokémon UNITE top-up

1. Open the in-game profile, go to Settings → Account Settings and copy your Support ID.
2. Pick the Aeos Gems pack you need or the UNITE Club subscription.
3. Choose the SKU region — Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines or Thailand.
4. Enter the Support ID and double-check it is not the seven-character Trainer ID.
5. Complete payment — Aeos Gems credit to the same global account you sign into from Switch or mobile.

Adjacent top-ups in the catalogue

• Honor of Kings — TiMi Studio Group's other mobile MOBA, topped up by player ID with a similar Battle Pass cadence.
• Mobile Legends: Bang Bang — the direct rival in the mobile 5v5 MOBA space, with Player ID top-up and seasonal skins.
• League of Legends: Wild Rift — Riot Games' mobile MOBA built around Wild Cores and seasonal passes.

The Brawl Games catalogue lists all seven Aeos Gems denominations from 60 to 6000+1100 across four SEA regions, plus UNITE Club Membership and seasonal premium passes for Pokémon UNITE. Checkout requires the Support ID and the chosen region; payment is accepted from Russia and the CIS. The on-site chat is available before checkout for questions about a specific pack, the Aeos Coin Exchange or order status.