Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Arcapex

Their element hits Arcapex for 2× damage — bring one as a switch-in. Ordered by base-stat total.

• Thornlord Ground
• Lavarock Rock
• Spikub Ground
• Lavite Rock
• Mudthorn Ground
• Fluffet Rock
• Pebroll Rock
• Gulpfish Ground
• Mudbud Ground
• Pebble Rock

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

The Dex sketch is unambiguous: a large beast wearing its own weather system. The mane rises off the shoulders in storm-charged spikes, and the outline of the body itself is drawn like a lightning bolt — a creature designed to be recognized in the split second before you hear it. Its catalogue description makes the hunting method plain: Arcapex does not chase its prey; it simply arrives first, and the thunderclap follows a heartbeat later. As field notes go, that is less an observation than a warning.

Two catalogue details are worth recording. First, Arcapex carries an EM slot, which not every revealed Evomon does. Second, like all 76 revealed creatures it files under rarity SSS, community rank E, any-weather spawning, and a level cap of 90 — those labels are shared across the entire revealed Dex and tell you nothing distinctive. The silhouette does.

Base Stats & Battle Role ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

Arcapex is one of the 17 revealed creatures whose base stats have not yet been community-verified, so this entry prints no numbers — any HP or Attack figure you see elsewhere for it should be treated as placeholder until verification lands. What the matchup data does record: as a pure Electric-type, Arcapex is listed strong against Water, Flying, and Steel, weak against Ground and Rock, and resistant to incoming Flying and Steel attacks. A single-element profile keeps the weakness list short, which is a quiet defensive virtue. Its Dex description — arriving before the thunderclap — reads like a speed-forward attacker, but treat that as flavor, not a verified stat lean. Remember that Natures (one stat +10%, another −10%), Traits, and the Talent grade rolled at capture will reshape whatever the base line turns out to be; see the Type Chart and Stats & Talent pages for those mechanics.

Evolution & Where to Find ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

Arcapex is the evolved form of Arcub (#070): Arcub's own catalogue entry lists Arcapex as its evolution target, and Arcapex's description names it the apex of the Arcub line. What is not documented is the method. Evomon evolutions typically run on element-specific Evolution Stones plus the rarer Omni-Stone, but the currently documented stone-use list names Bug, Psychic, and Rock lines specifically and covers the Fire, Grass, Ice, and Water stones element-wide — no Electric recipe appears in it yet, so the Arcub-to-Arcapex trigger remains unrecorded. The wild catch location is likewise filed as Unknown: no zone on the 20-zone map is documented as spawning one. For now the practical route is to raise an Arcub and watch for the evolution data to land. Should a wild spawn ever be documented, an Advance Ball guarantees the catch at a 100% rate.