All Complete Evomon Dex Guide: Locations, Types, and Shiny Variants

Building a complete collection is one of the biggest challenges in Evomon on Roblox. While catching your first few creatures is fairly straightforward, completing the entire Evomon Dex requires exploring numerous islands, evolving certain Evomons, and defeating powerful bosses before some species become available. Whether you’re aiming for 100% Dex completion or simply looking for a specific creature, this guide covers everything you need to know about the Evomon Dex, including every available Evomon, their locations, types, and how the Shiny system works.

What Is the Evomon Dex?

The Evomon Dex serves as your in-game encyclopedia, recording every Evomon you’ve discovered or captured throughout your adventure. Every time you catch a new species, its entry is automatically added to your Dex. Your ultimate objective is to complete the entire collection by obtaining every available Evomon. Unlike many creature-collecting games, simply exploring isn’t enough. Completing the Dex also requires:

• Visiting all available islands.
• Catching wild Evomons.
• Evolving lower-stage creatures.
• Defeating Island Bosses to unlock certain catches.
• Returning to older areas as new content releases.

Currently, players can explore 16 different islands, each featuring its own unique roster of Evomons.

How to Complete the Evomon Dex

Filling every Dex entry takes patience because not every creature appears naturally in the wild. Some Evomons can be caught immediately, while others require additional steps before they’re obtainable. To complete your collection, you’ll need to:

• Catch every available wild Evomon.
• Level up creatures until they evolve.
• Defeat required Island Bosses.
• Revisit previous islands for missed encounters.
• Keep playing after updates add new Dex entries.

Several Dex slots remain unavailable, meaning future updates will continue expanding the collection.

Complete Evomon Dex List

• 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 Unknown TBA TBA
• N.029 Unknown TBA TBA
• 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 Unknown TBA TBA
• N.041 Unknown TBA TBA
• N.042 Unknown TBA TBA
• 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 Unknown TBA TBA
• 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 Unknown TBA TBA
• 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 Unknown TBA TBA
• 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 Unknown Coming Soon

Rarest Types in Evomon

While every elemental type has its strengths, some are significantly harder to find than others.

Dragon Type

Dragon is currently the rarest element in the game. Only two known Evomons belong to this category:

• Tarro
• Tarragon

Both are found in Murkwood, and they also have the unique ability to function as rideable mounts. Because of their rarity and utility, they’re highly sought after by collectors.

Normal Type

Surprisingly, Normal-type Evomons are also uncommon.

Unlike many monster-catching games where Normal creatures dominate the early areas, Evomon currently features only a small number of Normal-type species, making them much rarer than many players expect.

What Are Shiny Evomons?

Shiny Evomons are rare alternate-colored versions of standard creatures. They don’t replace the normal version but instead serve as extremely uncommon variants that collectors actively hunt. Finding one is considered a major achievement within the community due to their rarity.

Not every Evomon currently has a Shiny version. Here’s how the system works:

• Starter Evomons (N.001–N.009) cannot appear as Shiny.
• Shiny variants begin with Chirppy (N.010).
• Most later Evomons have Shiny versions available.

If you’re interested in shiny hunting, you’ll need to focus on creatures beyond the starter trio.

What Are Sparkle Evomons?

Besides standard Shiny variants, the game also references another rarity known as Sparkle Evomons. Very little official information has been revealed so far, but they appear to be an even rarer variant than Shiny Evomons. Their appearance rates, bonuses, and differences haven’t been fully confirmed yet, making them one of the biggest mysteries for collectors.

Tips for Completing Your Evomon Dex

Completing the Dex becomes much easier with a structured approach. Some useful strategies include:

• Catch every new Evomon before leaving an island.
• Train unevolved Evomons to unlock their evolution lines.
• Defeat Island Bosses as soon as they’re available.
• Revisit older maps after major updates.
• Keep an eye on new Dex entries added in future patches.
• Hunt Shiny variants after finishing your standard collection.

Taking your time with each island helps prevent unnecessary backtracking later in the game.

The Evomon Dex is the heart of progression in Evomon, encouraging players to explore every island, evolve their favorite companions, and uncover rare creatures scattered throughout the world. Although several Dex entries are still marked as unknown, the current roster already offers dozens of unique Evomons to collect across a wide range of elemental types. As new updates continue adding islands, evolutions, and entirely new species, keeping your Evomon Dex up to date will remain one of the most rewarding long-term goals for every collector.