What type is Datubud?

Datubud is Grass-type. Based on the type chart reference, it takes the most damage from Fire, Flying, Bug, Poison and Ice attacks.

Where do you get Datubud in Evomon?

Current source note: Amber Acres (cross-source report). This acquisition detail is community-reported and should be checked against the current in-game route, shop, or evolution panel.

How does Datubud evolve?

Datubud is the base form of a 2-stage line that evolves into Datunymph. The exact level and material requirements are not officially published, so treat them as being verified.

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Datubud Evomon

Q: Is Datubud a good carry?

Datubud fills the PvE carry and support role. Use Datubud as Grass coverage while preparing the dual-type Datunymph evolution and protecting its common weaknesses.

GrassPvE CarrySupport

ReportedLast checked: July 28, 2026

Some live-game details are still being verified. Exact stats and evolution requirements for Datubud are not officially published — the qualitative notes below are our best current read, not confirmed numbers.

Direct answer

Datubud at a glance

Datubud is a Grass-type Evomon used as a PvE carry and support. A Grass-type base form reported in Amber Acres and the documented precursor to Datunymph. Its documented weaknesses are Fire, Flying, Bug, Poison and Ice.

Also searched as: databud. This page is the canonical record for those spellings.

Acquisition

Location & how to get Datubud

Amber Acres (cross-source report)

This acquisition note is source-labelled rather than treated as an official live guarantee. Check the current route, shop, reward screen, or evolution panel before committing resources.

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Where it earns a slot

Best use

Use Datubud as Grass coverage while preparing the dual-type Datunymph evolution and protecting its common weaknesses.

Documented stages

Evolution line2 stages

See the complete Evomon evolution guide for every currently researched line and requirement status.

Stage 1DatubudReported Amber Acres encounterYou are here

Stage 2DatunymphEvolution requirement being checked

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Weaknesses5 types

These are the types that hit Datubud hardest. Bring a different member or swap out when you face them.

FireFlyingBugPoisonIce

Based on the type chart reference, which follows the standard 14-type convention pending live-game verification.

Party fit

Team role2 roles

Datubud works as a PvE carry and support pick. Use Datubud as Grass coverage while preparing the dual-type Datunymph evolution and protecting its common weaknesses. Pair it with members that cover its Fire, Flying, Bug, Poison and Ice weaknesses to keep the party balanced.

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Same neighbourhood

Full Dex

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Datunymph

GrassPsychicPvE CarrySupport

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

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Tarragon

GrassDragonPvE CarryTank

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.

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Leafbun

GrassStarterSupport

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

Verification status

Source & confidence

This entry is marked reported and was last checked on 2026-07-28. Live in-game data for Datubud is still being verified — we keep the details qualitative and never invent precise stats or levels.

Source: TechWiser Evomon Dex

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