Base Stats

Evolution

Strengths & Weaknesses

Best counters vs Vipour

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

• Thornlord Ground
• Wisphex Psychic
• Datunymph Psychic
• Lavarock Rock
• Spikub Ground
• Lavite Rock
• Mudthorn Ground
• Fluffet Rock
• Starloop Psychic
• Datubud Psychic

Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)

Where its pre-evolution Vipip reads as a hatchling, Vipour is a serpent that has grown into a certain composure. The in-game description calls it graceful and regal: its hood unfurls like a royal cape, and a gem set into its forehead gives off a visible glow — the text hints at power stored there, though nothing in the verified data explains what, mechanically, that gem does. It is said to move with quiet authority, and other creatures reportedly defer to it on sight. Take that last part as flavor rather than a documented mechanic.

Catalogue details worth logging: pure Poison typing (no second element), rarity SSS and community rank E — labels shared by every revealed creature, so they tell you little on their own — spawn weather listed as Any, and a maximum level of 90. Vipour does carry an EM slot, which not all specimens in the Dex can claim, so factor that into long-term build planning.

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

Vipour is one of the 59 revealed creatures with community-verified base stats: HP 54, Attack 82, Defense 46, Sp. Atk 55, Sp. Def 46, Speed 76, for a 359 total. Read plainly, this is a fast physical attacker's chart. Attack 82 is the clear peak, Speed 76 lets it act early, and the physical lean (82 versus 55 Sp. Atk) says its damage wants to come from contact moves. The cost is written in the mid-40s: with 54 HP and twin 46 defenses, Vipour trades hits poorly and should be played as a first-strike piece, not an anchor.

Its Poison typing hits Grass, Flying, and Dragon targets hard while resisting Grass, Fighting, and Bug; the recorded weaknesses are Ground, Psychic, and Rock, all three of which threaten to end a frail specimen like this outright. A Nature that feeds Attack or Speed suits the chart; consult the Type Chart before fielding it against anything rocky or psychic.

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

Do not go looking for Vipour in the wild — its catch location is listed as Via Evo, meaning the only documented way to add one to your collection is to evolve a Vipip. Once obtained, Vipour is not the end of the line: it evolves again into Viparch, though the exact method for that step is not yet documented in community records. Evomon's evolution system generally runs on element-specific Evolution Stones plus the rarer Omni-Stone, sourced from shops, chests, and redeem codes; however, the Vipip line is not explicitly named in any of the currently documented stone lists, so we won't guess which stone (if any) this serpent answers to. Field advice: secure the Vipip stage first, check its talent grade and nature before you commit evolution resources, and keep an eye on the Codes page — stones do turn up in redeem codes.