Evomon Grass Type
Everything the Grass type does on offense and defense in Evomon — what it beats, what beats it, and which Evomon carry it.
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.
Grass on offense
Lead with Grass moves against Water, Ground and Rock for double damage. Avoid attacking Fire, Grass, Poison, Flying, Bug and Steel, which resist it.
Grass on defense
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.
Grass-type Evomon
7 catalogued Evomon carry the Grass type. Open any entry for its full evolution line, weaknesses, and team role.
Leafbun
The Grass starter. The most defensively sticky of the three, strong against the early Water and Ground routes.
Leafroge
Leafbun's mid evolution. Reported to lean into a faster, more offensive Grass profile.
Leafblade
The final Grass-starter form. A late-game Grass attacker with strong matchups into Water and Ground bosses.
Stardrift
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.
Frostelle
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.
Tarro
A Grass/Dragon Evomon reported in Murkwood and consistently identified as the base form of Tarragon. Exact encounter and evolution requirements remain update-sensitive.
Tarragon
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.
How to counter Grass Evomon
Bring an Evomon whose attacks hit Grass super-effectively. These types deal double damage to a Grass defender:
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