Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Thornlord

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

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

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

The specimen presents as a towering rose royal wrapped from stem to crown in barbed branches — the Mudbud line in full bloom, per its official description. The petals appear delicate at range; treat that as misdirection. Its thorn-whips do the actual governing, and the in-game text closes with the appropriate warning that every rose has its tyrant.

The Ground half of its typing is easy to miss under all that foliage, but it shows plainly in the matchup sheet: this plant resists Electric, Ground, and Rock — the classic terrain-rooted profile. Like every creature revealed so far, it is catalogued at SSS rarity, community rank E, an "Any" weather tag, and a level cap of 90; in the current build these are universal values, not distinguishing marks. What does distinguish it is the EM slot, which not every specimen carries.

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

Community-verified base stats: 84 HP, 90 Attack, 87 Defense, 86 Sp. Atk, 86 Sp. Def, and 81 Speed — a 514 total. The striking thing is the flatness of the spread: only nine points separate its best stat (Attack) from its worst (Speed). That makes Thornlord a true mixed all-rounder — it leans very slightly physical but can run special sets without embarrassment, and the near-equal 87/86/86 defensive line takes hits from either side. For scale, that 514 total is a 149-point jump over Mudthorn's verified 365.

Offensively, the Ground/Grass pairing punishes six types — Fire, Water, Electric, Poison, Ground, and Rock — while the same typing leaves it exposed to Grass, Ice, Flying, and Bug. Remember that a capture's Nature (one stat +10%, another -10%) and its Talent grade roll will bend these baseline numbers; the Natures and Stats & Talent pages cover both systems.

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

Thornlord does not spawn in the wild under any weather; its location is recorded as "Via Evo" — evolution only. The documented line runs Mudbud → Mudthorn → Thornlord: Mudbud is caught in Amber Acres, and both later stages are reached exclusively by evolving. Evomon's evolutions run on element-specific Evolution Stones plus the rarer Omni-Stone. Grass Element Stones are documented for Grass-types broadly, but which stone this Ground/Grass line actually consumes has not been pinned down by the community yet, so we leave that cell of the ledger open rather than guess. Practical route: catch a Mudbud in Amber Acres — an Advance Ball guarantees the catch at a 100% rate — raise it through Mudthorn, and stock Evolution Stones from shops, chests, and the active redeem codes.