Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Frostseer

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

• Blazmane Fire
• Pummash Fighting
• Astraknight Fighting
• Empixy Fire
• Lavarock Fire
• Blazgrowl Fire
• Pummpaw Fighting
• Lavite Fire
• Fluffet Rock
• Tinkog Steel

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

In the field, Frostseer is unmistakable: an owl-like silhouette, wide frost-white wings, and golden markings that read like instrument dials against the plumage. Community lore holds that it can read the weather three days out, and that its ice attacks land with the same unerring timing — a claim we record as reported flavor rather than a tested mechanic, though the name 'seer' clearly leans into it.

Catalogue tags are standard for the current build: rarity SSS and community rank E, as with every revealed creature, spawn weather listed as Any, and a maximum level of 90. Notably, Frostseer does have an EM slot, which not all revealed Evomon share. No traits have been documented for this specimen yet, so its passive rolls remain an open line of inquiry for the journal.

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

Frostseer's community-verified base stats: 83 HP, 83 Attack, 75 Defense, 102 Special Attack, 87 Special Defense, and 98 Speed — a 528 total. The spread tells a clear story: this is a fast special attacker. Special Attack at 102 is the standout figure, Speed at 98 lets it move before much of the field, and physical Defense at 75 is the soft spot an observant opponent will probe first.

As a pure Ice-type, its offense pressures Grass, Ground, Flying, and Dragon targets, while it resists incoming Water and Ice moves. The ledger's caution column is longer: Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel all hit it hard, so positioning matters more than raw power here. On our Team Builder it slots naturally as a special sweeper that trades hits poorly but rarely needs to — consult the Type Chart before committing it against anything carrying Rock or Steel coverage.

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

Frostseer's catch location is recorded as 'Via Evo' — in plain terms, you cannot catch one. The only documented way to add this oracle to your Dex is to evolve a Frostlet, its pre-evolution and the base of the line. That makes your real fieldwork the hunt for Frostlet; once secured, the evolution itself is the easy part of the expedition.

On method: Evomon evolutions run on element-specific Evolution Stones, and the Ice Element Stone is documented as the evolution item for Ice-type lines as a whole — Frostseer's line falls under that umbrella, though this specific pairing has not been independently itemized, so we log it as observed. Stones turn up in shops, chests, and redeem codes; the Codes page lists 13 active codes worth checking before you spend coins. Advance Balls (a 100% catch rate) are relevant only to catching Frostlet, not Frostseer itself.