Roblox Evomon Bosses

Pebgolem is the first real stat check in the route. It is a Rock-type boss sitting at Level 15 with 142 health, and it goes down fast if you bring the right types.

Use Grass, Fighting, or Ground damage. Water works but is slower. Fire is resisted, so do not bring it.

This fight is mostly about learning the bossUI layout and making sure your team is healed before the encounter. There are no special mechanics to worry about.

Clamspire is the Water boss on Petal Pond, and it is the first boss where type coverage starts to matter more than raw level.

Grass and Electric are the clean answers. Ground works but is less efficient. Ice is resisted.

At Level 35 with 580 health, this boss will punish teams that rely on Fire or Rock damage. Make sure your lineup has at least one strong Grass or Electric attacker.

Empixy is the Fire boss on Lava Crag, and it marks the point where the route starts requiring deliberate team building.

Water, Ground, and Rock are the answers. Grass is resisted, so leave it at home.

At Level 55 with 1240 health, Empixy hits harder than the first two bosses combined. Bring a strong Water-type and make sure your team can survive a few hits.

Datunymph is the Bug boss on Amber Acres, and it is the first boss where the level jump starts to feel significant.

Fire, Flying, and Rock are the answers. Grass and Fighting are resisted.

At Level 75 with 2100 health, this boss is a damage check. You need strong Fire or Flying attackers to push through before Datunymph wears your team down.

Glacitadel is the first boss with a special mechanic. The Element Resist trait cuts same-element damage in half, and it is immune to all Abnormal status effects.

Do not bring Ice. Use Fire, Fighting, or Rock instead. Abnormal moves are completely useless here.

At Level 95 with 2860 health, this boss is a gear check. You need strong coverage damage and a team that can survive the Ice-type attacks without relying on status effects.

Sundercrene is the Flying boss on Flying Territory, and it is a straightforward damage race after the Glacitadel wall.

Electric, Ice, and Rock are the answers. Fighting and Grass are resisted.

At Level 110 with 3200 health, this boss is a stat check. Bring your strongest Electric or Ice attacker and push through fast.

Volcrest is the Dark boss on Raven Ridge, and it is the second boss that shuts down Abnormal strategies completely.

Fighting, Bug, and Fairy are the answers. Dark and Ghost are resisted.

At Level 125 with 3500 health, this boss requires raw damage output. Status effects do nothing, so bring your hardest hitters and race through the fight.

Tinkore is the Steel boss on Silent Sands, and it punishes lazy play with the Repeat Penalty mechanic.

Fire, Fighting, and Ground are the answers. Steel resists most other types.

The Repeat Penalty means you cannot spam the same move. Cycle between different attacks to keep your damage output high. At Level 140 with 3700 health, you need both coverage and variety to win.

Frostseer is the second Ice boss, and it shares Glacitadel's Element Resist and Abnormal immunity traits.

Do not bring Ice. Use Fire, Fighting, or Rock instead. Abnormal moves are completely useless.

At Level 155 with 3850 health, this boss is a damage wall. You need strong Fire or Fighting attackers and a team that can survive the Ice-type onslaught without relying on status effects.

Chitaldin is the Ground boss on Canyon Oasis, and it is a straightforward damage check after the Frostseer wall.

Water, Grass, and Ice are the answers. Electric and Poison are resisted.

At Level 170 with 3950 health, this boss is a stat check. Bring your strongest Water or Grass attacker and push through before Chitaldin wears your team down.

Viparch is the Poison boss on Mud Mire, and it applies a Poison Curse that stacks 3 layers at the start of every player turn.

Ground and Psychic are the answers. Fighting and Fairy are resisted.

The Poison Curse will melt your team if you do not have Poison resistance or healing. Bring sustain and push through fast before the poison stacks get out of control.

Starmuse is the Psychic boss on Star Shallows, and it is the last straightforward fight before the final two bosses.

Bug, Ghost, and Dark are the answers. Fighting and Poison are resisted.

At Level 190 with 4060 health, this boss is a damage check. Bring your strongest Dark or Ghost attacker and push through before Starmuse wears your team down.

Spikumane is the Dark boss on Dark Den, and it is the third boss that shuts down Abnormal strategies completely.

Fighting, Bug, and Fairy are the answers. Dark and Ghost are resisted.

At Level 195 with 4090 health, this boss requires raw damage output. Status effects do nothing, so bring your hardest hitters and race through the fight.

King of Thunder is the final island boss, and it is the hardest fight in the route. The Pure Aura makes it immune to Abnormal and restores 1 PP every turn.

Ground is the only clean answer. All other types are resisted or neutral.

At Level 200 with 4120 health, this boss is a pure damage race. You need a strong Ground-type attacker and a team that can survive the Electric-type onslaught without relying on status effects. The PP restoration means you cannot stall this fight.