Sundercrene
S TierMythical
Flying Evomon with one of the strongest visible stat totals in the fan-wiki snapshot, making it a top community-meta target.
Meta tier list
Evomon Evomon Tier List
Ranked for the current meta using ability impact, progression value, and consistency across real player scenarios.
Current snapshot
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Ranked picks on this page
Ranking criteria
Ability impact
How much each Evomon changes gameplay and gives measurable advantages.
Stat value
The quality of bonuses like damage, uptime, control, or survivability.
Versatility
How well the Evomon performs across leveling, farming, PvE, or PvP.
Side-by-side decision
Compare two evomon options
Select up to two options. Facts, task fit, strengths, and tradeoffs remain visible beside the editorial tier.
Arcapex
S TierMythical
Electric Evomon with elite visible attack and speed, useful as a late-game target for players who want pressure and coverage.
S Tier
Meta-defining picks with the strongest overall value.
#1
Sundercrene
MythicalFlying Evomon with one of the strongest visible stat totals in the fan-wiki snapshot, making it a top community-meta target.
Keep
Abilities
Flying pressure
Use as a fast pressure pick when your team needs speed and physical damage.
Why S tier
Visible fan-wiki stats show very high attack and speed, but the exact in-game meta still needs launch-week validation.
#2
Arcapex
MythicalElectric Evomon with elite visible attack and speed, useful as a late-game target for players who want pressure and coverage.
Keep
Abilities
Electric coverage
Targets matchups where Electric pressure helps your starter's coverage gaps.
Why S tier
Tied for the highest visible total in the fan-wiki snapshot, with high attack and speed.
#3
Bubblader
LegendaryFinal visible Bubble-line Water evolution with strong special-attack upside and safer all-round stats.
Keep
Abilities
Starter-line payoff
A strong long-term reason to keep Bubble-line teams stable while learning the game.
Why S tier
High visible total and strong special attack make it the safest starter-line S-tier candidate in this snapshot.
#4
Blazmane
LegendaryFinal visible Blazpup-line Fire evolution with high physical attack and aggressive battle value.
Keep
Abilities
Fire finisher
Best for players who want their starter line to become an attacking carry.
Why S tier
The visible fan-wiki snapshot gives Blazmane high attack and strong all-round growth.
#5
Terragon
LegendaryGrass and Dragon Evomon that helps teams needing broad coverage and late-game stat stability.
Keep
Abilities
Dual-type coverage
Useful when your team needs a wider answer than a single starter type provides.
Why S tier
Dual Grass/Dragon typing plus high visible total make it a strong coverage target.
#6
Wisphex
LegendaryPoison and Psychic Evomon with high visible speed and special-attack pressure.
Keep
Abilities
Special pressure
Fits teams that need a fast special attacker instead of another physical carry.
Why S tier
Strong visible speed and special attack put it in the top launch-week target group.
#7
Astraknight
LegendaryFighting Evomon with high visible attack and defense, useful when a team needs a durable physical threat.
Keep
Abilities
Fighting anchor
A physical anchor for players who want less fragile attack pressure.
Why S tier
Launch snapshot shows high attack, defense, and HP, but exact matchup performance needs more public data.
A Tier
Very strong choices that fit most players and scenarios.
#1
Frostseer
LegendaryIce Evomon with strong special-attack and speed signals in the visible fan-wiki snapshot.
Keep
Abilities
Ice coverage
A strong coverage option when your starter team lacks Ice pressure.
Why A tier
High visible total, but slightly less launch-week ranking confidence than the S-tier target group.
#2
Graycrene
EpicFlying Evomon with strong speed and attack for mid-game pressure before stronger evolutions are available.
Keep
Abilities
Fast attacker
Useful for players who need a quicker attacker during island progression.
Why A tier
Good visible speed and attack, but it is a step below the top evolution targets.
#3
Arcub
EpicElectric Evomon that can fill early coverage before a player reaches stronger Electric targets.
Keep
Abilities
Coverage bridge
A practical bridge pick while building toward stronger Electric pressure.
Why A tier
Solid visible stat spread and type value, but not the same ceiling as Arcapex.
#4
Stardrift
EpicGrass Evomon with a fast visible stat profile that can support early route flexibility.
Keep
Abilities
Grass speed
A faster Grass pick for players who do not want to rely only on Leafbun's line.
Why A tier
Useful speed and special attack make it a strong progression pick in the visible snapshot.
B Tier
Good performers with useful strengths and fewer spikes.
#1
Leafroge
RareMiddle Leafbun-line Grass evolution that keeps the starter route moving without claiming late-game dominance.
Keep unless optimizing
Abilities
Starter bridge
A stable bridge while you work toward stronger Grass or dual-type options.
Why B tier
Good beginner value, but tier-list value depends on reaching stronger team partners.
#2
Bubboxer
RareMiddle Bubble-line Water evolution with balanced stats and safe beginner route value.
Keep unless optimizing
Abilities
Water bridge
Keeps Bubble teams stable before the stronger Bubblader payoff.
Why B tier
Useful but mainly as a bridge toward Bubblader.
#3
Blazgrowl
RareMiddle Blazpup-line Fire evolution that gives aggressive players a clear early damage path.
Keep unless optimizing
Abilities
Fire bridge
A stepping stone toward Blazmane's stronger physical profile.
Why B tier
Good early attack, but stronger value comes after the final evolution.
#4
Bubble
UncommonWater starter pick with a safe route into Bubboxer and Bubblader.
Keep unless optimizing
Abilities
Safe starter
Best for players who want a stable beginner route and Water coverage.
Why B tier
Starter value is high for beginners, but the base form is not ranked as a late-game carry.
#5
Blazpup
UncommonFire starter pick for players who want a more aggressive opening path.
Keep unless optimizing
Abilities
Aggressive starter
A good pick if you want early Fire pressure and a path into Blazmane.
Why B tier
Strong starter appeal, but the base form should evolve before being judged as a serious meta pick.
#6
Leafbun
UncommonGrass starter pick for players who want type coverage and a calmer route into team building.
Keep unless optimizing
Abilities
Coverage starter
Useful when your early plan needs Grass coverage and balanced progression.
Why B tier
Starter value is meaningful, but the public snapshot does not support calling it the strongest starter.
C Tier
Playable, but usually outclassed by better options.
#1
Budling
UncommonEarly wild Evomon mentioned in launch-day gameplay coverage, useful as a beginner catch and Prismatic-search term.
Consider rerolling
Abilities
Early catch
Useful for learning catch flow and rare-form vocabulary.
Why C tier
Included because launch-day videos mention Budling and Prismatic Budling, not because a final meta role is proven.
#2
Pebble
UncommonEarly wild Evomon mentioned in launch-day gameplay coverage, useful for beginner catch and team-fill intent.
Consider rerolling
Abilities
Early team filler
A catch-flow learning pick before players understand stronger long-term targets.
Why C tier
Included for beginner route coverage, not as a proven meta target.
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