Evomon Updates

Latest signals

This is where new codes, like-milestone unlocks, Discord drops, and wiki or tool changes land first. Newest entries are at the top. Each card shows the category, the date we logged it, a link back to the source where one exists, and how confident we are in it.

Change timeline

1. CodeJune 27, 2026Confirmed

   Codes list verified — 6 active codes

   Re-checked all active Evomon codes. SEASONCOMING, 30K-LIKES, 20000LIKES, 20KMEMBERS, THXFOR5K, and 2K-LIKES are confirmed active. RELEASE and 1K-LIKES moved to history.

   Official community codes board
2. CodeJune 26, 2026Confirmed

   New code: SEASONCOMING (season teaser)

   A new season-teaser code dropped granting 3x Summoning Ticket and 10x Advance Ball. Reported expiry around July 11 — redeem early.

   Official community codes board
3. Like targetJune 26, 2026Confirmed

   Like-milestone codes added (20K / 30K)

   20000LIKES, 20KMEMBERS, and 30K-LIKES unlocked after the game crossed new like and member milestones, mostly granting trait/talent potions.

   Evomon community Discord
4. Tool updateJune 25, 2026Needs check

   Type chart reference published

   Added an interactive type chart modelled on the standard 14-type matchup convention as a starting reference, clearly flagged as pending live-game verification.

   Evomon.co tools
5. Tool updateJune 24, 2026Confirmed

   Team Builder tool launched

   Released the 5-slot Team Builder with automatic offensive coverage, shared-weakness detection, and shareable team URLs.

   Evomon.co tools
6. Wiki dataJune 20, 2026Reported

   Starter line data catalogued

   Documented the three starter evolution lines (Bubble, Blazpup, Leafbun) plus the Chirppy line. Some live-game evolution levels are still being verified.

   Evomon.co research

Source notes

We group changes into a few categories — codes, like targets, game updates, Discord drops, wiki data, and tool updates — so you can scan for the kind of change you care about. Sources are attributed per entry: official Roblox game info, the community codes board, and the official Discord are our primary references, with our own tools and research labelled as such.

Confidence reflects how solid each entry is. Confirmed means we verified it directly. Reported means a credible source said so but we haven't independently confirmed it. Needs check marks something provisional that we're still verifying. We flag the unknowns rather than filling them with guesses.