Specimen No. 35 in the Evomon Dex. Florawn is the Grass-type middle link between Budling, which it evolves from, and Silvanarch, which it evolves into. Notably, it never turns up in the wild — its location is logged simply as 'Via Evo', the game's shorthand for 'raise one yourself.' Community-verified base stats total 362, with Special Defense (73) the standout figure — a curious ledger for a creature the in-game text insists is a 'powerful plant brute.' It carries an EM slot, tops out at level 90, and is filed, like every revealed Evomon, at rarity SSS and community rank E.
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Best counters vs Florawn
Their element hits Florawn for 2× damage — bring one as a switch-in. Ordered by base-stat total.
Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
The in-game text files Florawn as Budling's evolved form and, in its own words, 'a powerful plant brute.' The visible evidence cooperates: its arms are thick, vine-like cords of muscle, and a single vibrant red flower blooms at the crown of the head — an unmistakable field mark at any distance. The same text casts it as the guardian of the forest, using its leafy strength to protect its home; guardianship, in this case, apparently means hitting things with vines.
The standard catalogue details apply: rarity SSS, community rank E, any-weather filing, and a level cap of 90 — figures shared by every revealed creature, so they distinguish nothing. More useful is the EM slot, which Florawn does carry; not every specimen in the Dex can say the same.
Base Stats & Battle Role ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
Florawn is one of the 59 revealed creatures with community-verified base stats: 60 HP, 62 Attack, 53 Defense, 50 Special Attack, 73 Special Defense, 64 Speed — 362 in total. The spread is quietly contrarian. For a self-described brute, the best number on the sheet is Special Defense, while physical Defense and Special Attack bring up the rear. In practice that makes Florawn a specially sturdy mid-stage: it resists Water, Electric, Ground, and Rock, and its slightly favored Attack stat (62 over 50) argues for physical Grass moves when it strikes back at the Water-, Ground-, and Rock-types it beats.
The bill comes due against Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, and Bug — five separate weaknesses, the standard Grass-type tax — so rotate it out of those matchups rather than test the 60 HP. Remember the usual multipliers: a Nature shifts one stat by ±10%, and the Talent grade rolled at capture scales stat quality from C (40%) up to SSS (100%), so no two field specimens read identically.
Evolution & Where to Find ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
Florawn's location entry reads 'Via Evo' — it does not spawn in any of the map's zones, under any weather, and no catch ball applies; even the Advance Ball's 100% catch rate is useless against a creature that never appears. The documented route is to catch a Budling and evolve it. Grass Element Stones are the recorded evolution item for Grass-type lines as a whole, and stones come from shops, chests, and redeem codes — thirteen codes were active at the time of writing.
The line does not stop here: Florawn evolves onward into Silvanarch. Budling's own catch locations are documented on its Dex page, which is where any Florawn hunt should actually begin.
Frequently asked questions
Can you catch Florawn in the wild in Evomon?
No. Florawn's catch location is logged as 'Via Evo', meaning the only documented way to obtain one is to evolve its pre-evolution, Budling. No wild spawn zone, weather condition, or catch ball applies to this stage — capture a Budling first and raise it.
What are Florawn's base stats in Evomon?
Community-verified figures: 60 HP, 62 Attack, 53 Defense, 50 Special Attack, 73 Special Defense, and 64 Speed, for a 362 total. Special Defense is the standout stat, so Florawn holds up best against special attackers; final numbers also depend on Nature and Talent grade.
What does Florawn evolve into, and what item does it need?
Florawn evolves into Silvanarch, the next stage of the Budling line. Grass Element Stones are the documented evolution item for Grass-type lines in Evomon; they can be bought in shops, pulled from chests, or claimed through redeem codes, so stock one before you need it.
Last updated: 2026-07-02