Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Bubboxer

Their element hits Bubboxer 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)

The in-game description records a fighter's temperament: Bubble's evolved form is "quick and bold," wraps itself in a cool water scarf, and "punches with controlled splashes." The boxing motif is not decoration — the same entry notes that Bubboxer trains daily to master its strength, "never wasting a single drop," which reads as a creature that treats water the way an athlete treats energy: rationed, directed, deliberate.

On paper it carries the standard revealed-roster tags — rarity SSS, community rank E, any-weather spawn (a moot field, since it never spawns wild) — and, more usefully, an EM slot. As a pure Water type in Evomon's fifteen-element system, it occupies the classic Water niche with no second element complicating its matchups.

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

Bubboxer's community-verified base stats: 64 HP, 61 Attack, 59 Defense, 66 Special Attack, 60 Special Defense, 59 Speed — a total of 369. For a supposed boxer, the numbers lean slightly special: Special Attack is its best stat, with everything else clustered between 59 and 64. Read that as a balanced mid-stage line-carrier rather than a specialist.

Offensively, its Water attacks are strong against Fire, Ground, and Rock types; defensively it resists Fire and Steel but takes super-effective damage from Grass and Electric. At a 369 total it is a bridge, not a destination — it holds a team slot until you can evolve it onward to Bubblade, whose stat total is substantially higher. Consult the Type Chart and Team Builder before committing a permanent roster spot, and remember that natures and talent grades shift any individual capture's final numbers.

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

Bubboxer's catch location is listed simply as "Evolution": it does not appear in any of the map zones, so the only route runs through its pre-evolution. Bubble, the Water starter, is picked up in the Starter Zone; evolving it yields Bubboxer, and evolving again produces Bubblade, the line's final form. Water Element Stones are the documented method for Water-type evolutions, and stones are sourced from shops, chests, and redeem codes — 13 codes are active as of this writing, redeemed via the in-game Settings gear icon and case-sensitive.

Because Bubboxer never spawns, no catch rate applies to it directly; the Advance Ball's 100% catch rate matters only for securing the Bubble underneath it.