Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Datubud

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

• Sundercrene Flying
• Frostseer Ice
• Blazmane Fire
• Frostelle Ice
• Wisphex Poison
• Empixy Fire
• Viparch Poison
• Lavarock Fire
• Graycrene Flying
• Blazgrowl Fire

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

On paper Datubud is a contradiction worth logging: a Grass creature that leans on the mind rather than the muscle. The Grass element usually implies rooted, patient growth, yet the Psychic half pulls the opposite way, favouring projected force and speed — and the stat line agrees, pairing a slight physical Attack of 46 with a Special Attack of 76. From its name and typing alone one can reasonably picture a seed- or bud-crowned body, the sort of silhouette where the plant matter reads as a crest or antenna rather than as armor; this is a design observation drawn from nomenclature and element, not documented flavour text, because the source record carries an empty description field. What is documented is unglamorous but useful for a collector: mutation is 'none', there is no EM slot, and the weather requirement is a flat 'Any', so encounters are not gated behind a specific climate window. That makes Datubud a dependable field sighting rather than a conditional rarity, even at its lofty SSS band.

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

Datubud's base stats read 58 HP, 46 Attack, 56 Defense, 76 Special Attack, 57 Special Defense, and 70 Speed, totalling 363. The shape is unambiguous: Special Attack at 76 is the clear standout, backed by a Speed of 70 that lets it move before a fair share of opponents, while the physical Attack of 46 is its weakest number and effectively a dump stat. Its defenses sit in a tidy but unremarkable band — 56 and 57 — so it shrugs off glancing hits without pretending to be a wall. The practical role that falls out of this spread is a fast special attacker: lead with its stronger side, apply Special-Attack pressure early, and rotate out before slower, bulkier threats grind it down. Its dual Grass/Psychic typing widens its offensive reach, dealing extra damage to Water, Fighting, Poison, Ground, Flying, and Rock, while resisting Water, Electric, Fighting, Ground, and Rock. The trade-off is a broad vulnerability list — Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, and Bug — that a careful trainer must cover for.

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

Datubud is a base-stage Evomon: its evolvesFrom field is null, so nothing evolves into it. It does have a next stage, logged internally as the id 'evomon-081', but that creature's name, art, and requirements have not yet been revealed in the data we hold, so we record the next form as an unrevealed evolution rather than guess at it — treat that stage as reported, not confirmed, and expect its trigger to stay undocumented until the Dex fills in. As for where to look, Datubud is catalogued in Amber Acres, and because it appears at a fixed zone rather than through a 'Via Evo' evolution-only route, you can farm it directly instead of raising a prior form. Its 'Any' weather tag means you do not need to wait on a specific forecast. Bring an appropriate catching ball — an Advanced Ball is the commonly cited option — and expect the usual SSS-rarity, rank-E encounter capped at level 90. Evolution across Evomon is generally driven by an Evolution Stone, but until the source confirms Datubud's own method, that path stays unknown for this creature.