Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Chitgladi

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

• Sundercrene Flying
• Blazmane Fire
• Empixy Fire
• Lavarock Fire
• Graycrene Flying
• Blazgrowl Fire
• Bluebird Flying
• Lavite Fire
• Emfox Fire
• Chirplume Flying

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

Field observation is constrained by the fact that Chitgladi never appears in the wild, so this journal's notes come from evolved specimens kept by trainers rather than from encounters on the map. The armor is the defining feature: segmented purple chitin buffed to a parade shine, which the creature nonetheless treats as entirely expendable. Its documented habit — picking fights with Evomon twice its size purely for practice — holds up in captivity. It squares up to anything, loses more often than not, and appears to log each dent as data it refuses to forget.

The name reads as chitin plus gladiator, which is about as literal as Evomon naming gets. Where its pre-evolution Chitmite registers as a nuisance, Chitgladi registers as a project: a mid-line Bug type visibly rehearsing for its final form, Chitaladin.

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

Community-verified base stats: 57 HP, 65 Attack, 55 Defense, 63 Sp. Atk, 58 Sp. Def, 66 Speed — a 364 total distributed so evenly it barely qualifies as a distribution. Speed and Attack lead by a hair, with Sp. Atk close enough behind that either attacking stat is serviceable; nothing on the sheet is a true weakness, and nothing is a strength either. In practice that makes Chitgladi a competent placeholder: quick enough to move first against other mid-stages, sturdy enough to survive the reply, and plainly built to be evolved rather than kept.

As a mono-Bug type it hits Grass and Psychic targets super-effectively, resists Water, Grass, and Fighting, and should be recalled the moment Fire or Flying shows up. The EM slot is worth noting for the minority of trainers who do keep one on the roster — see the Traits and Equipment pages for what to load into it.

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

Chitgladi's catch location is listed as "Via Evo," meaning no wild encounter is currently documented anywhere on the map — not Verdant Valley, not Murkwood, nowhere. The only route runs through the line itself: catch a Chitmite, then apply a Bug Element Stone, the documented evolution method for the whole Chitmite–Chitgladi–Chitaladin family. A second Bug Element Stone carries it onward to Chitaladin, the line's final form.

Bug Element Stones come from shops, chests, and redeem codes, so a patient trainer can armor up the entire line without a single lucky spawn — it is worth checking the active codes list before spending coins. Because Chitgladi cannot be caught directly, the usual catch-rate arithmetic (Advance Balls and the like) applies to wild Chitmite, not to Chitgladi itself.