Evomon Dex

The Water starter. A safe, well-rounded pick that handles the early Fire and Ground encounters on the first islands.

Bubble's mid evolution. Reported to gain a Fighting secondary typing, trading some bulk for stronger physical pressure.

The final Water-starter form. A late-game PvE bruiser with broad super-effective coverage.

The Fire starter. Current community guides frame it as the aggressive opening option for favorable Grass and Bug matchups.

Blazpup's mid evolution. Sharpens its offensive profile while staying a glass-cannon Fire attacker.

The final Fire-starter form. A later Fire damage option that still needs deliberate defensive support.

The Grass starter. The most defensively sticky of the three, strong against the early Water and Ground routes.

Leafbun's mid evolution. Reported to lean into a faster, more offensive Grass profile.

The final Grass-starter form. A late-game Grass attacker with strong matchups into Water and Ground bosses.

A reported early-route bird that can add Flying coverage while a starter team is still taking shape.

Chirppy's mid evolution. A faster Flying attacker that holds its value into the mid game.

The final form of the Chirppy line. Reported to gain a Psychic typing, becoming a late-game special attacker.

A Rock-type base form reported in Verdant Valley. The three-stage line is widely listed, while exact evolution costs remain unverified.

The reported middle stage of the Pebble line. It provides Rock coverage before Pebgolem, without a reliable public evolution threshold.

The reported final Rock form of Pebble. Multiple tier sources include it as a durable later option, but public spelling and balance details have varied.

A Fire-type base form reported on Lava Crag and the first stage of the Empixy line. Exact encounter rates and evolution costs are not publicly stable.

The reported middle form between Sparkit and Empixy. Public Dex sources agree on the line but do not establish a current exact evolution threshold.

The reported final Fire form of the Sparkit line. It appears in several current tier and team references, but exact stats and skill values still require a live check.

A Flying-type Evomon reported in Raven Ridge. Public Dex references consistently connect Bluebird to Volcrest, while the exact evolution item and level still need a current in-game check.

The reported Flying/Electric final form linked to Bluebird. The dual typing offers broad coverage, but current public sources do not agree on every acquisition and evolution detail.

A Water-type base form reported in Petal Pond and the first stage of the Clamspire line. Encounter rates and evolution requirements remain update-sensitive.

The reported middle Water form between Clampip and Clamspire. Public sources agree on the line but not on a current exact evolution threshold.

The reported final Water form of Clampip and a named Petal Pond boss reference. Exact boss rewards and evolution conditions are not treated as confirmed.

An Ice-type base form reported in Shiver Snows and the beginning of the Glacitadel line.

The reported middle form of the Glaclide line. Exact evolution and skill thresholds have not been verified in the current build.

The reported final Ice form of Glaclide and a recurring island-boss reference. Tier sources disagree on its overall placement.

A Fire/Rock Evomon associated with the Lava Crag line and reported to evolve into Lavarock. Exact levels and stone requirements remain unconfirmed.

The reported final form of Lavite and a Fire/Rock option for later routes. Public sources support the line but not a stable, official evolution requirement.

A Grass-type Evomon reported in Shiver Snows that evolves into Frostelle. The public line is consistent, while the exact evolution trigger is still being verified.

The reported Grass/Ice final form of Stardrift. Its unusual dual coverage is useful, but the public evolution requirement is not yet stable enough to state as fact.

A Grass/Dragon Evomon reported in Murkwood and consistently identified as the base form of Tarragon. Exact encounter and evolution requirements remain update-sensitive.

The reported Grass/Dragon evolution of Tarro. Current guides agree on the line and Murkwood origin, while exact evolution costs and combat values still need live verification.

An Electric-type base form consistently linked to Arcapex. The line is well represented in public indexes, but Arcub’s exact current catch location still needs verification.

The Electric-type form associated with Arcub and one of the fastest-rising Evomon entity searches. Current sources support the name and typing but conflict on whether it is caught directly or reached only by evolution.

A Fighting-type base form reported in Dusk Town and the documented precursor to Pummash.

The reported Fighting evolution of Pummpaw and a recurring best-team candidate in July community coverage.

A Grass-type base form reported in Amber Acres and the documented precursor to Datunymph.

The reported Grass/Psychic evolution of Datubud. It appears across current final-form tier lists, but exact combat values remain community-reported.

A Poison/Psychic base form reported in Nether Land and the first stage of the Wisphex line.

The reported middle stage of the Wispuff line. Public sources do not yet provide a stable exact evolution threshold.

The reported final Poison/Psychic form of Wispuff. Multiple current team and tier sources treat its dual coverage as useful, while exact values remain unverified.

A Fighting-type standalone Evomon associated with Battle Pass and newer PvP reward reports. Availability appears update-sensitive, so old acquisition instructions may no longer be complete.

An Electric-type standalone Evomon appearing in current public Dex and July tier-list coverage. Its release and acquisition path are update-sensitive and still being verified.