Tier List

Evomon Starter Tier List - Best First Pick

Choosing between Blazpup, Bubble, and Leafbun decides how the first route feels before stronger wild Evomons take over key roles. The real choice comes down to early battle comfort, Fire or Water coverage, replacement risk from Sparkit, Lavite, Datubud, and Tarro, and how much each starter still deserves resources after the opening islands.

Version: June 2026 release build

Evomon Starter Tier List - Best First Pick Summary

S Blazpup

A Bubble

B Leafbun

Starter Tier Rankings In Evomo

S Tier

Rank Name Reason

S1 Blazpup
Featured Blazpup ranks S among starters because it gives the strongest early damage pressure. Its main weakness is replacement risk once Sparkit or Lavite can handle Fire coverage.

A Tier

Rank Name Reason

A1 Bubble
Featured Bubble ranks A among starters because it gives the safest calmer opening route. It drops below Blazpup because broader roster rankings place it low and stronger Water or coverage options can replace it later.

B Tier

Rank Name Reason

B1 Leafbun Leafbun ranks B because it is playable but faces the hardest long-term competition. Datubud and Tarro make the Grass slot much stronger later, so Leafbun works best for favorite-pick runs rather than efficient resource routing.

How This Starter Tier List Is Ranked

Starter placement comes down to the first-session route, early elemental pressure, and how quickly the starter gets replaced. Blazpup sits highest because Fire pressure wins fights early, but its full-roster value drops once Sparkit or Lavite can cover Fire. Bubble is the calmer Water opener, while Leafbun has the hardest time keeping the Grass slot once Datubud or Tarro joins.

Evomo Tier List Notes

A: A tier starters are safe and playable, but they lose either damage pressure or long-term team value compared with the top starter.
B: B tier starters can work for cautious routes or favorite-pick runs, but heavy long-term resources need a specific team reason.
C: C tier starters are usable only as temporary comfort picks once better wild Evomons are available.
D: D tier starters lose early resource priority because better catches replace their job too quickly.
S: Choose an S tier starter when you want the safest default for early fights and a clear role before stronger catches take over.

Use This Ranking With

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starter pet

Blazpup

Blazpup is the Fire starter Evomon to pick when you want Fire coverage from the first team and a path into Blazgrowl.
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Blazgrowl

Blazgrowl is the middle Fire form in the Blazpup line, used when you want to keep pushing toward Blazmane.
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Bubble

Bubble is the Water starter Evomon to pick when you want Water coverage from the first team and a path into Bubboxer.
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Bubboxer

Bubboxer is the middle Water form in the Bubble line, used when you want to keep pushing toward Bubblader.
starter pet

Leafbun

Leafbun is the Grass starter Evomon to pick when you want Grass coverage from the first team and a path into Leafroge.
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Leafroge

Leafroge is the middle Grass form in the Leafbun line, used when you want to keep pushing toward Leafblade.
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Types

Check types when your trained squad keeps losing the same kind of fight. Do not rebuild the whole team first; look for the repeated weakness, see whether one different type or move role fixes it, and only spend more EXP when the slot actually covers a matchup your team lacks.
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Items

Check items before you spend scarce resources on the wrong monster. Use catching tools for collection gaps, EXP for creatures that will stay in your squad, evolution materials for forms that change your options, and recovery when a longer fight can actually punish you.

Pick Blazpup For Early Fire Pressure

Blazpup is the clearest starter when you want damage pressure right away. Fire pressure helps the opening route feel less sluggish, and Blazpup gives that without waiting for a wild catch. The catch is replacement risk. Sparkit and Lavite both offer Fire value outside the starter slot, and Lavite becomes one of the top Fire investments. Blazpup fits the easiest power opener, then resources can shift if a stronger Fire line joins the team.

Pick Bubble For A Safer First Route

Bubble is the comfort pick, not the power pick. Pick it for a calmer first route when you want Water coverage and fewer early mistakes, but do not treat that comfort as a long-term resource target. Once you start chasing late-game value, Bubble loses premium-resource priority unless the team still has a real Water gap.

Pick Leafbun Only If You Accept Grass Competition

Pick Leafbun only if you want a safer opener than Blazpup and accept that Grass competition becomes a problem fast. Datubud can cover early Grass value, and Tarro is the stronger late-game Grass tank target. That leaves Leafbun as a playable favorite pick rather than the best starter for efficient progression. Choose it only if you want the Grass route and accept that a better Grass Evomon may replace it.

Evomon Starter Tier List - Best First Pick FAQ

What is the best starter in Evomon?

Pick Blazpup first if you want the strongest early pressure. It is at its best before Sparkit or Lavite can replace the Fire role.

Is Bubble a bad starter?

Bubble is fine for a simple first route, but weak as a long-term resource target. Pick it for a safer Water opener, then move investment toward stronger late-game Evomons once your roster improves.

Should I pick Leafbun?

Pick Leafbun only if you want the Grass starter path or like its feel. Datubud and Tarro make the Grass slot more competitive later, so Leafbun is not the efficient starter choice.

Does starter choice matter forever?

No. Starter choice changes the first stretch of progression, but wild catches and evolutions matter more once the team expands. The safest plan is to use the starter to clear early friction, then invest in stronger team roles.

Last updated: 2026-06-27