Evomon Evolution Guide: Levels, Stones & Evolution Lines

How does evolution work in Evomon?

Start by opening the Evomon's Dex entry and reading its next evolution edge. That edge identifies the form you are evolving from, the resulting form, the minimum listed level, and every material quantity. Treat those fields as one checklist rather than interchangeable shortcuts.

The documented lines are not all the same length. Bubble, Blazpup, and Leafbun each begin a three-form starter line, while Arcub to Arcapex and Tinkog to Tinkore are two-form lines. Astraknight is shown as a single-member line, so it has no evolution level or stone cost in this data.

What is the difference between evolution level, Evolution Stone, and Element Stone?

The evolution level is the progression threshold attached to a specific change. An Evolution Stone is the general evolution material listed across the documented transitions. An Element Stone is type-specific: Water Element Stones are used by the Bubble line, Fire Element Stones by the Blazpup line, and Grass Element Stones by the Leafbun line.

These requirements are additive. Bubble at level 35 still needs 10 Evolution Stones and 10 Water Element Stones. Do not read “level 35” as an automatic transformation, and do not substitute ten general Evolution Stones for the ten Water Element Stones. This guide distinguishes the item names so you can count each stack correctly.

• Level: when the listed evolution becomes available.
• Evolution Stone: the shared material named in the evolution cost.
• Element Stone: a separate material whose element must match the listed cost.

What are the starter evolution levels and costs?

All three documented starter lines use the same level pattern and general-stone quantities, but their Element Stones differ. Bubble becomes Bubboxer at level 35 for 10 Evolution Stones and 10 Water Element Stones; Bubboxer becomes Bubblade at level 90 for 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Water Element Stones.

Blazpup becomes Blazgrowl at level 35 for 10 Evolution Stones and 10 Fire Element Stones, then Blazgrowl becomes Blazmane at level 90 for 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Fire Element Stones. Leafbun follows the Grass version: Leafroge at level 35 for 10 plus 10, then Leafblade at level 90 for 30 plus 25.

• Bubble → Bubboxer → Bubblade: Water Element Stones.
• Blazpup → Blazgrowl → Blazmane: Fire Element Stones.
• Leafbun → Leafroge → Leafblade: Grass Element Stones.

Which other three-form evolution lines are documented?

Glaclide evolves into Glacone at level 35 with 10 Evolution Stones and 10 Ice Element Stones. Glacone then evolves into Glacitadel at level 90 with 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Ice Element Stones. Budling follows the familiar Grass costs: 10 Evolution Stones and 10 Grass Element Stones for Florawn at level 35, then 30 and 25 for Silvanarch at level 90.

Vipip becomes Vipour at level 35 using 10 Evolution Stones and 10 Poison Element Stones; Vipour becomes Viparch at level 90 using 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Poison Element Stones. These are linear recorded lines, so prepare for the immediate next edge rather than paying the final-form cost at the first stage.

How do dual-type evolution costs work?

A dual-type evolution can split its Element Stone requirement across two elements. Chitmite becomes Chitgladi at level 35 with 10 Evolution Stones, 6 Bug Element Stones, and 6 Poison Element Stones. Chitgladi becomes Chitaladin at level 90 with 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Bug Element Stones, and 15 Poison Element Stones.

The Mudbud line uses the same split pattern with different elements. Mudbud becomes Mudthorn at level 35 for 10 Evolution Stones, 6 Ground Element Stones, and 6 Grass Element Stones. Mudthorn becomes Thordlord at level 90 for 30 Evolution Stones plus 15 Ground and 15 Grass Element Stones. Keep both elemental stacks; one does not replace the other.

Which two-form lines evolve at level 70?

Several documented two-form lines make their only change at level 70. Arcub becomes Arcapex for 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Electric Element Stones. Graycrene becomes Sundercrene for 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Flying Element Stones. Tinkog becomes Tinkore for 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Steel Element Stones.

Because each pair has one recorded evolution edge, there is no level-35 middle stage in those lines. Check the exact family instead of assuming that every first form evolves at 35 or that every final step waits until 90.

How should you prepare before evolving an Evomon?

First, confirm the current form and next form in the Dex. Second, check the exact level on that edge. Third, count Evolution Stones separately from every Element Stone stack. For dual-type costs, verify both elements before committing resources. Finally, compare the next form's type and evolution line so the result matches your team plan.

Avoid farming from an assumed universal recipe. The documented examples include level-35, level-70, and level-90 thresholds; single-element and split-element costs; and lines with one, two, or three members. A short pre-evolution check prevents a level-ready Evomon from being blocked by the wrong elemental material.

• Confirm the exact from → to edge.
• Meet the listed level threshold.
• Count general Evolution Stones separately.
• Count each required Element Stone type separately.

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