Specimen No. 083 in the Evomon Dex, Wisphade is the middle stage of the Wispuff line and one of only 18 revealed dual-types, pairing Poison with Psychic. Where its pre-evolution was soft, Wisphade is sleek and sudden — field reports describe it flickering between shadows mid-leap and leaving a trail of toxic shimmer behind it. It cannot be caught in the wild; the only documented route is evolving a Wispuff, with the Psychic Element Stone recorded as the method for this line. Its community-verified base stats total 363, led by a Speed of 78.
Base Stats
Evolution
Strengths & Weaknesses
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Resists
Best counters vs Wisphade
Their element hits Wisphade for 2× damage — bring one as a switch-in. Ordered by base-stat total.
Field Notes ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
The journal entry writes itself once you have watched one move. Wisphade is Wispuff's evolved form, sleek and sudden where it used to be soft, and it flickers between shadows mid-leap — anyone reckless enough to give chase gets a close look at the toxic shimmer it trails behind it. That shimmer is worth respecting: this is a Poison-type first and a Psychic-type second, and the residue reads as a deterrent for would-be pursuers rather than decoration.
Like every revealed Evomon, it is catalogued at rarity SSS and community rank E, caps out at level 90, and its spawning behavior is listed as unaffected by weather ('Any'). One practical note for the ledger: Wisphade carries an EM slot, which not every entry in the roster can claim.
Base Stats & Battle Role ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
Community-verified base stats: 52 HP, 62 Attack, 56 Defense, 67 Special Attack, 48 Special Defense, and 78 Speed, for a total of 363. The shape of the spread matches the animal: Speed is comfortably the standout, Special Attack edges out physical Attack, and both defensive numbers sit low — Special Defense at a fragile 48 in particular. Treat it as a fast, special-leaning attacker for the mid-stage bracket: strike first, apply pressure, and do not linger.
Its Poison/Psychic typing hits Grass, Fighting, Poison, Flying, and Dragon targets hard, and it shrugs off Grass and Fighting attacks in return. Keep it well clear of Ground, Psychic, and Rock attackers — at 52 HP it does not survive many mistakes. A favorable Nature and a high Talent grade go a long way on a frame this thin; see /stats-and-talent/ for how those per-capture rolls work.
Evolution & Where to Find ✎ Observed (cross-referenced)
There is no wild catch data for Wisphade, and none is expected: its Dex location reads 'Via Evo', meaning the only way to log one is to evolve a Wispuff. The method is documented — the Psychic Element Stone is listed for the Wispuff–Wisphade–Wisphex line — and stones of this kind turn up in shops, chests, and redeem codes (see /codes/ for what is currently active).
Wisphade is itself a middle stage: a second Psychic Element Stone carries it onward to Wisphex, the final documented form. Practically, then, the hunt starts one entry earlier in the Dex — find a Wispuff you are happy with, stockpile two Psychic Element Stones, and the rest is paperwork. Note that an Omni-Stone also exists as the rarer, element-agnostic alternative in the stone family.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Wisphade in Evomon?
Wisphade cannot be caught in the wild — its Dex location is listed as 'Via Evo', which means evolution is the only route. Evolve a Wispuff using a Psychic Element Stone, the documented method for this line. Stones are obtained from shops, chests, and redeem codes; check /codes/ for currently active ones.
What does Wisphade evolve into?
Wisphade evolves into Wisphex, the final documented stage of the line, using a Psychic Element Stone — the same stone type that carried Wispuff into Wisphade. The full chain runs Wispuff, Wisphade, Wisphex, and both steps are documented as Psychic Element Stone evolutions, so plan on sourcing two stones if you are starting from a fresh Wispuff.
Is Wisphade good in battle?
Wisphade's verified spread — 363 total, led by 78 Speed and 67 Special Attack — makes it a quick special hitter that punishes Grass, Fighting, Poison, Flying, and Dragon opponents. Its 52 HP and 48 Special Defense are genuine liabilities, though, so avoid Ground, Psychic, and Rock matchups and treat it as a hit-first mid-stage attacker rather than a wall.
Last updated: 2026-07-02