The Evomon Type Chart features 15 unique elemental types that dictate combat effectiveness through four core interactions: Elemental Strength, which deals double (2x) damage to vulnerable types; Elemental Weakness, which causes a attacking move to deal half (0.5x) damage to resistant targets; and Elemental Resistance, which allows a defending monster to receive half (0.5x) damage from specific incoming attack types. All other matchups result in standard, neutral damage. Understanding these rock-paper-scissors relationships is vital for building effective teams and winning battles in Evomon.
Evomon Type Chart
Click or tap any Element type below to dynamically view its offensive strengths, offensive weaknesses, and defensive resistances in battle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Evomon Type Chart?
The Evomon Type Chart is a combat guide that shows how the game’s all elemental types interact with one another. It maps out exactly which elements deal double damage (strengths), which deal half damage (weaknesses), and which receive less damage (resistances) during battles.
How do I use this chart for team building?
To build a balanced team, pick three Evomon that cover each other’s defensive gaps. Look ahead at the island tips to see what element types your upcoming opponents will use, then use this chart to select counter-types that deal double (2.0x) damage to them.
Do Evomon have dual types?
Yes, many advanced and endgame Evomon possess two elemental types at once (such as Fire/Rock). While this interactive tool displays the fundamental rules for single types, both elements apply during a battle, creating unique defensive resistances and double weaknesses.
What does “Neutral Damage” mean?
Neutral damage occurs when an attacking element has no special advantage or disadvantage against the defending element. In these matchups, the attack deals its standard, base damage (1.0x) without any multipliers.
Why do some elements have “None” listed under their strengths?
Certain elements, like the Normal type, do not have any natural offensive advantages. This means their attacks will never deal double (2.0x) damage based on elemental matchups, requiring players to rely on raw stats or strategic status moves instead.