What is Grass strong against in Evomon?

In this researched reference, Grass deals super-effective (2×) damage to Water, Ground and Rock. Evomon does not fully publish its in-game multipliers, so treat these as a planning reference and confirm the numbers you see in battle.

What is Grass weak to in Evomon?

Grass takes super-effective damage from Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying and Bug. Avoid leaving a Grass Evomon in against those attackers, and pair it with a teammate that resists them.

What resists Grass-type attacks?

Grass attacks are resisted (½×) by Water, Grass, Electric and Ground. Against those defenders, switch to a type with better coverage instead of forcing Grass damage.

Is this Grass type chart confirmed?

No. Evomon's exact type multipliers are not officially published. This Grass matchup reference follows the standard 14-type creature-collector convention and still needs live-game verification. Dragon, Light, and Dark are excluded until their matchups are reproduced in game.

Evomon Grass Type: Weakness, Strengths & Best Grass Evomon

Grass

Last checked: July 19, 2026

The Grass type is one of 14 researched Evomon types in our reference matrix. This page breaks down the Grass matchups so you can decide when to attack with a Grass Evomon, when to switch out, and which teammates cover its weaknesses. Every value comes from the same chart used by the full Evomon type chart and Team Builder.

Type matchups are the fastest way to swing a hard battle in your favour: hitting for double damage roughly halves how long a fight takes, while walking into a resisted hit wastes turns and puts your party at risk. Learn a handful of key matchups for the Grass type below, keep a switch-in ready for its weaknesses, and let the Team Builder flag any gaps before you commit to a run.

Attacking matchups

Grass on offense3 super-effective

Super-effective vs

Water Ground Rock

Resisted by

Fire Grass Poison Flying Bug Steel

Lead with Grass moves against Water, Ground and Rock for double damage. Avoid attacking Fire, Grass, Poison, Flying, Bug and Steel, which resist it.

Defending matchups

Grass on defense5 weaknesses

Weak to

Fire Ice Poison Flying Bug

Resists

Water Grass Electric Ground

A Grass Evomon takes double damage from Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying and Bug — keep a switch-in ready. It comfortably walls Water, Grass, Electric and Ground.

Catalogued carriers

Grass-type Evomon9 catalogued

Full Dex

9 catalogued Evomon carry the Grass type. Open any entry for its full evolution line, weaknesses, and team role.

#007

Leafbun

GrassStarterSupport

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

#008

Leafroge

GrassPvE CarrySupport

The reported middle evolution between Leafbun and Leafblade. Leafroge keeps the line's Grass typing while shifting toward a more offensive PvE role.

#009

Leafblade

GrassPvE CarryLate Game

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

#054

Stardrift

GrassPvE CarryUtility

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.

#055

Frostelle

GrassIceLate GameUtility

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.

#066

Tarro

GrassDragonPvE CarryTank

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

#067

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.

#080

Datubud

GrassPvE CarrySupport

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

#081

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.

Switch-in plan

How to counter Grass Evomon5 attackers

Bring an Evomon whose attacks hit Grass super-effectively. These types deal double damage to a Grass defender: