Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Mudthorn

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

• Sundercrene Flying
• Frostseer Ice
• Leafblade Grass
• Frostelle Grass
• Terragon Grass
• Thornlord Grass
• Datunymph Grass
• Graycrene Flying
• Stardrift Grass
• Leafroge Grass

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

Where its pre-evolution Mudbud presents as a bud, Mudthorn presents as a bloom under armed guard. The rose sits half-closed at all times, ringed by a whip of thorned vines that the Dex description credits with striking independently — the flower watches, the vines work. A naturalist approaching one should treat the vines as the business end and the bloom as the sensor. Its Ground/Grass pairing reads plainly in the design: mud below, thorns above.

Catalogue housekeeping, for completeness: like every revealed Evomon, Mudthorn is tagged rarity SSS and community rank E, spawns under any weather (moot here, since it does not spawn at all — see below), and caps at level 90. This specimen does carry an EM slot, a detail worth noting for players planning long-term builds, and it is not an event-limited creature.

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

Mudthorn's community-verified base stats total 365, spread with almost suspicious evenness: 60 HP, 64 Attack, 62 Defense, 61 Sp. Atk, 61 Sp. Def, and 57 Speed. Attack is the nominal peak but only by a few points, so nature and Talent-grade rolls will decide whether a given specimen leans physical or special more than the base line does. The 57 Speed means it usually moves second, which suits a creature built to absorb a hit and answer with thorns.

The typing does the heavier lifting. Field records list Mudthorn as strong against Fire, Water, Electric, Poison, Ground, and Rock — an unusually wide six-element threat list — while it resists Electric, Ground, and Rock hits itself. The bill comes due against Grass, Ice, Flying, and Bug, all four of which it is weak to; Ice in particular is the matchup a careful handler screens for. Consult the Type Chart before slotting it into a team.

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

There is no wild Mudthorn. The Dex records its location as "Via Evo," which in this catalogue means one thing: it is obtained exclusively by evolving its pre-evolution, Mudbud. No further evolution is documented — as far as the community record goes, Mudthorn is the end of its line. Evomon's evolutions generally run on element-specific Evolution Stones (with the rarer Omni-Stone as a wildcard), and Grass Element Stones are documented as the catalyst for Grass-type evolutions broadly; whether the Mudbud line uses one specifically has not yet been pinned down, so we log the exact method as undocumented rather than guess.

Practical advice, then: your fieldwork is really a Mudbud hunt. Secure a Mudbud, feed it EXP Fruits if you are impatient, and keep an eye on your stone inventory — stones come from shops, chests, and redeem codes, and the current code list is worth clearing before you buy anything.