Dex entry No. 009. Leafblade is the final stage of the Grass starter line that begins with Leafbun, reached only by evolving Leafroge — it never turns up in the wild. Where its predecessor merely sharpened leaf claws on tree trunks, this specimen has finished the job: the leaves along its arms have hardened into living blades, honed against bark before every hunt. Community-verified base stats total 525, with twin offensive peaks of 100 in both Attack and Special Attack and a 95 Speed that gets those blades swinging early. It carries an EM slot and, like every revealed Evomon, caps at level 90.
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Best counters vs Leafblade
Their element hits Leafblade for 2× damage — bring one as a switch-in. Ordered by base-stat total.
Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
The in-game description calls Leafblade 'all edge and instinct', and field observation bears that out. The leaves running along its arms have hardened into living blades, and the specimen keeps a whetting ritual: it strops them against tree bark before every hunt, the way its middle stage Leafroge once sharpened softer leaf claws on the same trunks. Temperamentally it is quick and aggressive — the catalogue's own phrasing is that it 'cuts first and asks questions never', which is about as unambiguous as a dex entry gets.
Catalogue particulars are standard for the current dex: rarity SSS and community rank E (uniform across all 76 revealed creatures, so read neither as a verdict on this specimen), spawn weather listed as Any, and a maximum level of 90. Outfitters should note that Leafblade has an EM slot, which matters for its long-term build.
Base Stats & Battle Role ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
Leafblade is among the 59 revealed creatures with community-verified base stats. The ledger reads: 77 HP, 100 Attack, 77 Defense, 100 Special Attack, 76 Special Defense, and 95 Speed — a total of 525, the highest of the three starter finals (Bubblade logs 521 and Blazmane 520). The shape is unusual and valuable: perfectly twinned 100s on both offensive stats make it a true mixed attacker, free to run physical moves, special moves, or both, while 95 Speed lets it strike before most of the field. The trade is paid in bulk — 77/77/76 defenses mean it takes hits poorly on either side.
As a pure Grass type it hits Water, Ground, and Rock super-effectively and resists Water, Electric, Ground, and Rock, but its weakness list is long: Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, and Bug all strike it super-effectively. Play it like the blade it is — commit, cut, withdraw. A Nature raising Attack, Special Attack, or Speed sharpens the same edge.
Evolution & Where to Find ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
Leafblade is never encountered in the wild — its catch location is listed simply as Via Evo, meaning the only route is raising a Leafroge and evolving it. The line begins in the Starter Zone with Leafbun, the Grass pick of the opening trio, which evolves into Leafroge and then into Leafblade as the terminal stage; nothing evolves from Leafblade.
Evolution in Evomon runs on element-specific stones, and the Grass Element Stone is documented as the evolution item for Grass types, so that is the stone to stock for this line. Stones turn up in shops, chests, and redeem codes — 13 codes are active at the time of writing, entered case-sensitively through the Settings gear icon in-game. No catch rate applies to Leafblade itself; keep the Advance Balls for the wild-caught members of your roster.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Leafblade in Evomon?
Leafblade cannot be caught in the wild — its location is listed as Via Evo only. Raise a Leafroge, the middle stage of the Leafbun starter line, and evolve it; the Grass Element Stone is the documented evolution item for Grass-type creatures, and stones come from shops, chests, and redeem codes.
What are Leafblade's base stats and best role?
Community-verified base stats: 77 HP, 100 Attack, 77 Defense, 100 Special Attack, 76 Special Defense, 95 Speed, for a 525 total. The matched 100s in both offenses make it a fast mixed attacker that can run physical or special moves freely, though its modest defenses reward striking first over trading blows.
What is Leafblade weak to?
As a pure Grass type, Leafblade takes super-effective damage from Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, and Bug attacks — a long list, so pick its matchups carefully. In return it resists Water, Electric, Ground, and Rock, and deals super-effective damage to Water, Ground, and Rock targets; consult the full Type Chart before slotting it in.
Last updated: 2026-07-02