Stardrift is a Grass-type monster in Evomon, dex entry #054, and the first form in the line that ends with the Grass and Ice-type Frostelle. It leans hard on Speed and Special Attack while carrying thin HP and defenses, which makes it a fast special attacker rather than a wall.
Quick answer: Catch Stardrift at Shiver Snows, the level 60 region, then evolve it into Frostelle with 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Grass Element Stones, and 15 Ice Element Stones.
Where to catch Stardrift in Evomon
Stardrift spawns at Shiver Snows, a level 60 area. The monsters here sit around level 60 to 65, so bring a team that can handle that range before you start hunting.
Stardrift also hatches from eggs. Its normal source is Stardrift’s Egg, and shiny hunters can chase Stardrift’s Shiny Egg. Shiny, sparkle, and prismatic variants exist for players who want the rarer looks.
How to evolve Stardrift into Frostelle
Frostelle is the final form of the line and gains the Ice typing on top of Grass. The evolution is item-driven, so you need to gather three separate stone types before it triggers.
| Item | Amount | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| Evolution Stones | 30 | Traveler Merchant and Summon Shops; first-time NPC trainer wins |
| Grass Element Stones | 15 | Amber Acres island boss; first-time NPC trainer wins |
| Ice Element Stones | 15 | Shiver Snows island boss; first-time NPC trainer wins |
Once all three stacks are in your inventory, apply them to Stardrift. The monster changes into Frostelle, and its dex slot updates to #055, which is how you confirm the evolution is completed.
Note: Defeating NPC trainers for the first time drops all three stone types, so clearing new trainers as you progress is the steadiest way to stockpile evolution materials.
Stardrift base stats
Stardrift carries a base stat total of 380. The spread points clearly toward offense, with Speed and Special Attack at the top and HP and both defenses trailing behind.
| Stat | Base value |
|---|---|
| HP | 57 |
| Attack | 65 |
| Defense | 51 |
| Sp. Atk | 68 |
| Sp. Def | 58 |
| Speed | 81 |
| Total | 380 |
Best Nature, Talent, and Traits
Because both Stardrift and Frostelle share the same fast, fragile profile, build them as offensive threats. Reroll for SSS-rank Talents that raise Speed and Special Attack, and avoid defensive setups since the low bulk will not hold up.
The strongest Natures push either Special Attack or Speed while cutting a stat you do not rely on.
| Nature | Effect |
|---|---|
| Rash | +10% Sp. Atk, -10% Sp. Def |
| Rational | +10% Sp. Atk, -10% HP |
| Modest | +10% Sp. Atk, -10% Attack |
| Naive | +10% Speed, -10% Sp. Def |
| Warm | +10% Speed, -10% HP |
| Hasty | +10% Speed, -10% Defense |
For Traits, prioritize the options that stack offense fast:
- Battle Spirit: raises Attack and Special Attack by three stages on first switch-in.
- Reaper: raises Attack and Special Attack by five stages after defeating a target.
- Pursuit: increases damage by 18%.
Type matchups to plan around
As a Grass-type, Stardrift hits some common defensive types hard but folds to a wide list of offensive threats. Pair it with teammates that cover its weak matchups so a single Fire or Flying attacker cannot sweep your team.
| Category | Types |
|---|---|
| Strong against | Water, Rock, Ground |
| Weak to | Fire, Flying, Bug, Poison, Ice |
| Resists | Water, Rock, Ground, Electric |
Once evolved, Frostelle keeps the same fast special attacker role and layers on Ice coverage. Moves such as Aurora Blade and Frostbite Sting apply and punish the Frostbite status, while Recover I lets it heal back some of its thin health bar mid-fight. That combination is what makes the Stardrift line worth the stone investment as your primary burst damage option.
