Every Evomon in the Dex: Names, Types, and Where to Catch Them

Filling out the creature index in Evomon means bouncing between islands, raising early forms into evolutions, and knocking out a few island bosses before certain catches unlock. The dex is your running tally of everything you have encountered, and it is the cleanest way to see how close you are to a complete collection.

Quick answer: There are 207 total dex slots in Evomon, but only entries N.001 through N.089 are currently revealed with confirmed names, types, and catch spots. Everything past that, plus scattered gaps like N.028–N.030 and N.040–N.043, is still marked TBA and gets filled in through updates.

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How the Evomon dex is numbered

Every creature carries an index number written as N.001, N.002, and so on. Catchable creatures show up in the wild on specific islands, while others exist only as evolutions, meaning you have to find and level their base form first. To reach every spawn, you travel across 16 islands, from Verdant Valley all the way out to Thunder Cliffs.

The revealed lineup runs cleanly from N.001 to N.089 with a handful of empty slots baked in. Those blank numbers are not mistakes. They are placeholders for creatures that exist in the game files but have not been shown yet.

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Full Evomon list with types and locations

Here is the complete revealed catalogue, in dex order, with each creature’s element and where it naturally appears. Starter Choice entries come from your opening pick, and Evolution entries only show up once you raise their earlier stage.

Dex #	Name	Type(s)	Location
N.001	Bubble	Water	Starter Choice
N.002	Bubboxer	Water	Evolution
N.003	Bubblade	Water	Evolution
N.004	Blazpup	Fire	Starter Choice
N.005	Blazgrowl	Fire	Evolution
N.006	Blazmane	Fire	Evolution
N.007	Leafbun	Grass	Starter Choice
N.008	Leafroge	Grass	Evolution
N.009	Leafblade	Grass	Evolution
N.010	Chirppy	Flying	Raven Ridge
N.011	Chirplume	Flying	Raven Ridge
N.012	Chirphantom	Flying	Raven Ridge
N.013	Humding	Bug	Silent Sands
N.014	Flutterby	Bug	Silent Sands
N.015	Twirlby	Bug / Flying	Silent Sands
N.016	Mopebun	Normal	Petal Pond
N.017	Mopillow	Normal	Petal Pond
N.018	Pebble	Rock	Verdant Valley
N.019	Pebroll	Rock	Verdant Valley
N.020	Pebolem	Rock	Verdant Valley
N.021	Sparkit	Fire	Lava Crag
N.022	Emfox	Fire	Lava Crag
N.023	Empixy	Fire	Lava Crag
N.024	Gulpfish	Water	Crystal Cascade
N.025	Mirefish	Water	Crystal Cascade
N.026	Bluebird	Flying	Raven Ridge
N.027	Volcrest	Flying / Lightning	Raven Ridge
N.028–N.030	Unknown	TBA	TBA
N.031	Clampip	Water	Petal Pond
N.032	Clamwhirl	Water	Petal Pond
N.033	Clamsire	Water	Petal Pond
N.034	Budling	Grass	Verdant Valley
N.035	Florawn	Grass	Verdant Valley
N.036	Silvanarch	Grass	Verdant Valley
N.037	Vipip	Poison	Murkwood
N.038	Vipour	Poison	Murkwood
N.039	Viparch	Poison	Murkwood
N.040–N.043	Unknown	TBA	TBA
N.044	Fluffet	Rock	Rocky Ridge
N.045	Fluffastar	Rock	Rocky Ridge
N.046	Glaclide	Ice	Shiver Snows
N.047	Glacone	Ice	Shiver Snows
N.048	Glacitadel	Ice	Shiver Snows
N.049	Chitmite	Bug	Tanglewood
N.050	Chitgladi	Bug	Tanglewood
N.051	Chitaladin	Bug / Poison	Tanglewood
N.052	Lavite	Fire / Rock	Lava Crag
N.053	Lavarock	Fire / Rock	Lava Crag
N.054	Stardrift	Grass	Shiver Snows
N.055	Frostelle	Grass / Ice	Shiver Snows
N.056	Graycrene	Flying	Flying Territory
N.057	Sundercrene	Flying	Flying Territory
N.058	Spikub	Ground	Rocky Ridge
N.059	Spikumane	Ground	Rocky Ridge
N.060	Frostlet	Ice	Crystal Cascade
N.061	Frosteer	Ice	Crystal Cascade
N.062–N.063	Unknown	TBA	TBA
N.064	Gempillar	Bug	Tanglewood
N.065	Gempress	Bug	Tanglewood
N.066	Tarro	Grass / Dragon	Murkwood
N.067	Tarragon	Grass / Dragon	Murkwood
N.068–N.069	Unknown	TBA	TBA
N.070	Arcub	Lightning	Thunder Cliffs
N.071	Arcapex	Lightning	Thunder Cliffs
N.072	Starloop	Psychic	Nether Land
N.073	Starmuse	Psychic	Nether Land
N.074	Tinkog	Steel	Silent Sands
N.075	Tinkore	Steel	Silent Sands
N.076–N.077	Unknown	TBA	TBA
N.078	Pummpaw	Fighting	Dusk Town
N.079	Pummash	Fighting	Dusk Town
N.080	Databud	Grass	Amber Acres
N.081	Datunymph	Grass / Psychic	Amber Acres
N.082	Wispuff	Poison / Psychic	Nether Land
N.083	Wispshade	Poison / Psychic	Nether Land
N.084	Wisphex	Poison / Psychic	Nether Land
N.085	Mudbud	Ground / Grass	Amber Acres
N.086	Mudthorn	Ground / Grass	Amber Acres
N.087	Thordlord	Ground / Grass	Amber Acres
N.088	Astraknight	Fighting	TBA
N.089	Boltonia	Lightning	TBA
N.090+	Unknown	TBA	TBA

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Starters and the evolutions you can’t catch in the wild

Your first three dex slots come down to a single opening choice. Bubble (Water), Blazpup (Fire), and Leafbun (Grass) each sit at the head of a three-stage line, and you only lock in one of them at the start. Their evolutions, such as Bubboxer into Bubblade or Blazpup into Blazgrowl and Blazmane, never spawn in the wild, so the only way to register N.001 through N.009 is to raise the base form you picked.

That evolution-only pattern repeats across the dex. Any entry marked as Evolution in the table shows up once you level its earlier stage past the required threshold, and some final forms require evolution stones dropped by dungeon bosses. Plan your catching around the base creatures, and the rest of each line follows.

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The rarest types in the dex

Dragon is the scarcest element in the whole roster. Only two creatures carry it, Tarro and Tarragon, both found in Murkwood, and both can be ridden as mounts. If you want a Dragon on your team, those are your only options right now.

Normal is unusually thin too, which flips the expectation from other creature-collectors where Normal types are everywhere. Mopebun and Mopillow around Petal Pond are the standout Normal entries in the revealed list. Elsewhere the spread leans heavily on Grass, Water, Fire, Bug, and Flying.

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Shiny and Sparkle variants

Most creatures have a Shiny form, a rare alternate coloring you stumble into out in the wild. There is one hard exception. The three starters and their full lines, N.001 through N.009, have no Shiny versions at all. The Shiny system only begins at N.010 with Chirppy and continues from there.

On top of Shinies, the game references a separate Sparkle variant that appears to sit in a rarer tier. Both Shiny and Sparkle creatures come with stat boosts, and Advanced Balls improve your odds of landing a catch on rare variants. Exact encounter rates are still being pinned down by players.

With 207 slots on the board and a long stretch still sitting at TBA, the dex is a moving target. New creatures keep arriving with updates, so it is worth starting from the islands you can already reach, filling out the confirmed lines, and circling back as fresh numbers get revealed.