Evomon Dex Entry
Chitaladin combines Bug and Poison typing, a 511 total, 92 Spe, physical and special attacks, lifesteal, Poison stacks, and several defensive resistances.
GCZ Evomon Dex, checked 2026-07-30. Secondary fan database; not an official game source. Open source page →
#051Overview
Chitaladin closes the Chitmite line as a Bug/Poison Evomon with a compact 511-point stat spread. Spe leads at 92, just ahead of 91 Atk and 88 SpA, so neither damage category is absent from its list. Bug Drain deals special damage with 100% lifesteal, Poison Spike removes enemy stat boosts, and Wing Blade becomes 20 power stronger after each use. Its Poison side arrives later through Poison and Venom Spray, which apply five and three stacks respectively. Chitaladin evolves from Chitgladi at level 90, while GCZ also lists wild encounters in Tanglewood and Chitmite egg sources.
Obtain route
Chitaladin can appear through the wild encounter assigned to Tanglewood. Its Egg hatch card also counts four sources; Chitmite’s Egg is the named normal egg, while Chitmite’s Shiny Egg is the named shiny option. Those egg names connect acquisition to the family’s earliest form.
A separate path arrives from Chitgladi at level 90. Complete that evolution with 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Bug Element Stones, and 15 Poison Element Stones. Chitaladin’s records therefore span a direct Tanglewood encounter, the Chitmite egg listings, and an incoming transformation. The resulting Bug and Poison form totals 511 across its six base stats.
Evolution cost
The family opens when Chitmite reaches level 35 and becomes Chitgladi. This step calls for 10 Evolution Stones, six Bug Element Stones, and six Poison Element Stones.
Chitgladi advances to Chitaladin at level 90, but the quantities rise to 30 Evolution Stones and 15 stones for each elemental type. Chitaladin is third in the Chitmite, Chitgladi, Chitaladin order, with no additional stage recorded after it.
Level skills
Rather than follow one damage category, the learnset alternates physical strikes, special sustain, disruption, and Poison application.
| Level | Move | Type | Effect | Power | Uses |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lv.1 | Intimidate | Normal | Lowers the target's Atk by 5. | — | 15 |
| Lv.1 | Heavy Strike | Normal | Deals Physical damage to one target. | 40 | 30 |
| Lv.10 | Insect Rush | Bug | Deals Physical damage to the target. | 50 | 30 |
| Lv.20 | Smoke Cover | Normal | Lowers the target's Acc by 2. | — | 15 |
| Lv.40 | Bug Drain | Bug | Deals Special damage to the target with 100% Lifesteal. | 40 | 15 |
| Lv.50 | Poison Spike | Bug | Deals Physical damage to the target, and removes the target's stat boosts. | 60 | 10 |
| Lv.60 | Heavy Slam | Normal | Deals Physical damage to one target. | 80 | 15 |
| Lv.70 | Web Bind | Bug | Deals Physical damage to the target. | 80 | 15 |
| Lv.90 | Poison | Poison | Inflicts 5 stacks of [Poison] to one target. | — | 10 |
| Lv.100 | Wing Blade | Bug | Deals Physical damage to the target with +20 Power per use. | 100 | 5 |
| Lv.120 | Energy Absorb | Normal | Restores 20% of max HP and 1 Ultimate Energy. | — | 5 |
| Lv.140 | Venom Spray | Poison | Deals Special damage to the target, and inflicts 3 stacks of [Poison]. | 90 | 10 |
Bug Drain has 100% lifesteal at 40 power. Poison Spike removes the target's stat boosts, Wing Blade adds 20 power per use, and Energy Absorb restores 20% max HP plus one Ultimate Energy before Venom Spray deals damage and applies three Poison stacks.
Species values
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| HP | 80 |
| ATK | 91 |
| SPA | 88 |
| DEF | 78 |
| SPD | 82 |
| SPE | 92 |
Its highest four values sit close together: 92 Spe, 91 Atk, 88 SpA, and 82 SpD. HP is 80 and Def 78, for a total of 511.
Element multipliers
Chitaladin takes only 0.25x damage from Fighting and Grass, and 0.5x from Bug, Dark, and Water. Fire, Flying, Ground, Psychic, and Rock are all 2x defensive weaknesses.
Team decision
Chitaladin makes sense if you value a fairly even spread, mixed damage, and utility attached to attacks. Bug Drain returns health, Poison Spike removes boosts, Wing Blade grows stronger with repeated use, and its later Poison skills add stacks. Its defensive chart is unusually split: Fighting and Grass are reduced to 0.25x, yet five other types hit for 2x. That combination calls for a matchup-aware choice rather than a blanket recommendation. The listed routes are Tanglewood encounters, Chitmite eggs, or evolution from Chitgladi.
Direct answers
Yes, Tanglewood is the location in its wild encounter record.
At level 90, use 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Bug Element Stones, and 15 Poison Element Stones.
Fighting and Grass damage is reduced to 0.25x against Chitaladin.
