Celesthorn is a Psychic-type monster that arrived with the Season 2 update in Evomon. It is a unicorn-like creature that only comes from the current Season Pass, so you cannot run into it in the wild. Both a Normal version and a stronger Shiny version exist, and the way you unlock each one is different.
Quick answer: Reach Tier 10 of the Free reward track in the Season 2 Pass to claim Celesthorn’s Egg, then hatch it. For the Shiny version, buy the Premium Pass for 499 Robux and claim Shiny Celesthorn’s Egg at Tier 1 of the Premium track.
How to unlock Celesthorn from the Season 2 Pass
Celesthorn hatches from eggs tied to the Season 2 Pass, and there is no other route. You cannot catch it or any pre-evolved form on any island, so the pass is the only source. The Normal egg sits on the free side of the track, while the Shiny egg is locked behind the paid tier.
| Version | Where to claim | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Celesthorn’s Egg | Free reward track, Tier 10 | Free to all players |
| Shiny Celesthorn’s Egg | Premium reward track, Tier 1 | Premium Pass (499 Robux) |
The Shiny form has higher base stats than the Normal one, which is the reason it is gated behind the paid track. To reach it you first need to own the Premium Pass, then claim the Tier 1 reward and hatch the egg.
Celesthorn type matchups
Celesthorn carries a single Psychic typing, which keeps its list of weaknesses short. It only takes double damage from Bug-type moves, so the main thing to watch out for in a fight is a Bug attacker. On offense, its Psychic attacks hit hard against a handful of common types.
| Category | Types |
|---|---|
| Weak to | Bug (double damage taken) |
| Super effective against | Fighting, Poison, Flying |
Because its coverage is narrow on its own, you can teach it Normal and Fire moves to reach more targets. Adding a Fire or Electric move in particular opens up bonus damage against Grass, Flying, and Rock enemies.
Best moveset for Celesthorn
The strongest setup leans on Celesthorn’s Psychic attacks and its damage-over-time mark. The order you use these moves matters, since one of them buffs your Power before your big hit lands.
| Move | Power | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Implosion (Ultimate) | — | Deals heavy damage to all enemies |
| Psychic Edge | 110 | Physical damage; applies two stacks of Psymark for damage over time |
| Psychic Crush | 95 | Physical damage; grants +10 Power per Atk stage |
| Star Meteor | 75 | Special damage; removes the target’s stat buffs |
Use Psychic Crush before Psychic Edge so the extra Power carries into your bigger physical hit. Psymark then chips away at the target on following turns, stacking pressure while you keep attacking.
Tip: If you would rather have wider coverage than Star Meteor’s buff removal, swap it for a Fire or Electric move. That trade gives you a way to punish Grass, Flying, and Rock enemies that Psychic attacks do not handle well.
Does Celesthorn evolve?
Celesthorn does not evolve into or from anything at the moment. It stands on its own as a single-stage monster, so the only choice you need to make is whether you want the Normal version from the free track or the higher-stat Shiny from the Premium track. Once the egg hatches and Celesthorn shows up in your roster, the acquisition is complete and you can start slotting in the moveset above.
