Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Bubblade

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

• Leafblade Grass
• Frostelle Grass
• Terragon Grass
• Thornlord Grass
• Datunymph Grass
• Stardrift Grass
• Leafroge Grass
• Mudthorn Grass
• Datubud Grass
• Florawn Grass

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

Observed at range, Bubblade is unmistakable: it condenses its own water energy into a single blade and wields it the way a fencer wields a foil — no wasted motion, no splash for show. The in-game description credits it with calm precision, turning every tide into a graceful strike, which matches the temperament we would expect from the disciplined final form of a starter line.

Catalogue particulars are standard for the current dex: rarity SSS and community rank E (uniform across all 76 revealed creatures, so read neither as a judgement of this specimen), spawn weather listed as Any, and a maximum level of 90. One note worth flagging for outfitters: Bubblade has an EM slot, so factor that into its long-term build.

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

Fifty-nine of the revealed creatures have community-verified base stats, and Bubblade is one of them. The ledger reads: 86 HP, 81 Attack, 78 Defense, 100 Special Attack, 85 Special Defense, and 91 Speed — a total of 521. The spread points in one direction: this is a fast special attacker. Special Attack of 100 is the clear peak, 91 Speed lets it act before most bulkier threats, and its defenses are serviceable rather than sturdy, so it prefers striking first to trading blows.

As a pure Water type it hits Fire, Ground, and Rock super-effectively, resists Fire and Steel, and should be pulled back from Grass and Electric attackers. A Nature that raises Special Attack or Speed, plus a high Talent grade roll at capture of the pre-evolution, sharpens the same edge.

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

Bubblade is never encountered in the wild — its catch location is listed simply as Evolution, meaning the only route is raising a Bubboxer and evolving it. The line begins in the Starter Zone with Bubble, the Water starter of the opening trio.

Evolution in Evomon runs on element-specific stones, and the Water Element Stone is documented as the evolution item for Water types, so that is the stone to stock. Stones turn up in shops, chests, and redeem codes — 13 codes are active at the time of writing, entered case-sensitively through the Settings gear icon in-game. No catch rate applies to Bubblade itself; save your Advance Balls for the wild-caught members of your roster.