What type is Leafroge?

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

Where do you get Leafroge in Evomon?

Current source note: Evolves from Leafbun; exact requirement needs checking. This acquisition detail is community-reported and should be checked against the current in-game route, shop, or evolution panel.

How does Leafroge evolve?

Leafroge is a mid-stage form: it comes after Leafbun and evolves into Leafblade. The exact requirements are not officially confirmed and are still being verified.

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Leafroge Evomon

Q: Is Leafroge a good carry?

Leafroge fills the PvE carry and support role. Use Leafroge on Water, Ground, and Rock routes, but switch it out against Fire, Ice, Flying, Poison, or Bug pressure and cover those gaps with the rest of the party.

GrassPvE CarrySupport

Needs checkLast checked: July 28, 2026

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

Direct answer

Leafroge at a glance

Leafroge is a Grass-type Evomon used as a PvE carry and support. The reported middle evolution between Leafbun and Leafblade. Leafroge keeps the line's Grass typing while shifting toward a more offensive PvE role. Its documented weaknesses are Fire, Ice, Flying, Poison and Bug.

Acquisition

Location & how to get Leafroge

Evolves from Leafbun; exact requirement needs checking

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 Leafroge on Water, Ground, and Rock routes, but switch it out against Fire, Ice, Flying, Poison, or Bug pressure and cover those gaps with the rest of the party.

Documented stages

Evolution line3 stages

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

Stage 1Leafbun

Stage 2LeafrogeYou are here

Stage 3Leafblade

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Weaknesses5 types

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

FireIceFlyingPoisonBug

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

Party fit

Team role2 roles

Leafroge works as a PvE carry and support pick. Use Leafroge on Water, Ground, and Rock routes, but switch it out against Fire, Ice, Flying, Poison, or Bug pressure and cover those gaps with the rest of the party. Pair it with members that cover its Fire, Ice, Flying, Poison and Bug weaknesses to keep the party balanced.

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Full Dex

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Leafbun

GrassStarterSupport

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

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Leafblade

GrassPvE CarryLate Game

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

Verification status

Source & confidence

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

Source: TechWiser Dex and IGN starter guide

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