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Evomon: Season 1: Duality Clash — What It Included
Season 1: Duality Clash has wrapped in Evomon. The game’s first full season ran from July 16 to August 10, 2026, and it was built around two new Legend-tier bosses, an entirely new Evomon type, and a story-driven quest line. Anticipation was heavy going in — well over 900,000 players marked themselves as going before it opened.
That turnout matched Evomon’s standing as a game. It regularly holds tens of thousands of players in-game at once — around about 16,000 as of August 23 — and the experience has drawn about 130,000,000 visits and about 330,000 favorites. Duality Clash was a major beat for that audience rather than a side event.
Evomon
Season 1: Duality Clash
coming soon!
Jul 16, 3:00 AM – Aug 10, 6:00 AM ET
Evomon opens its first season with a story-driven quest line, a new Evomon type to collect, and two legendary bosses added to the roster.
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What Season 1: Duality Clash included
According to the developer’s listing, the season centred on three headline additions:
- Two new Legend bosses. A pair of high-end encounters joined the roster, giving late-game players fresh fights to work through across the season.
- A new Evomon type. An entirely new type entered the game, reshaping matchups and team-building rather than simply adding one more creature to catch.
- A Season Story Quest. A dedicated quest line tied the season together and gave players a structured path to follow from launch onward.
When it ran
The season began July 16, 2026 at 3:00 AM ET and ended August 10, 2026 at 6:00 AM ET — a run of just under four weeks. The equivalent start and end times across the major world time zones are shown on the card above. Because the story quest and Legend bosses stayed available for the full window, players had close to a month to work through the season’s content rather than needing to clear it in the opening days.
How it fit Evomon’s rhythm
Duality Clash did not arrive alone. Global Ranked PvP opened on the same day and ran the identical July 16 to August 10 window, so Evomon launched a story-and-content season and a competitive ranked ladder side by side. The developer’s schedule kept the momentum going after that: a Story & Prismatic Recolor update and a New Island both landed July 30 and stretched into late August. That back-to-back cadence pointed to a game leaning on seasonal content to keep its PvE and PvP audiences engaged at once — and it carried straight through, with a “Get Ready for Season 2” event set to begin August 20, 2026, only ten days after Duality Clash closed.
FAQ
When did the Evomon Season 1: Duality Clash event end?
Season 1: Duality Clash ended August 10, 2026 at 6:00 AM ET. It had begun July 16, 2026 at 3:00 AM ET, a run of just under four weeks.
What was in the Season 1: Duality Clash event?
The season added two new Legend bosses, a new Evomon type, and a Season Story Quest, according to the developer’s listing.
Is the Evomon Duality Clash season still going?
No — Season 1: Duality Clash ended August 10, 2026. Evomon’s next scheduled event, “Get Ready for Season 2,” is set to begin August 20, 2026.
Did anything run alongside Duality Clash?
Yes. Global Ranked PvP opened the same day and ran the same July 16 to August 10 window, and further updates followed during the season, including a Story & Prismatic Recolor and a New Island that both arrived July 30.