Best Evomon Starter (July 2026): Pick Blazpup — or Bubble for Comfort

Last updated: July 16, 2026 · Reflects endgame & mode viability tier update

Quick Answer — Who should you pick?

Best long-term starter: Blazpup (Blue Egg, Fire) — only starter still B tier on the endgame board. Easiest early game: Bubble (Green Egg, Water) — beats both launch bosses, then falls to C tier. Leafbun is viable but slowest. Real endgame carries are catches like Lavite and Tarro, not your egg.

Starter Comparison Table

StarterEggTypeEndgame TierVerdant ValleyLava CrackVerdict
BubbleGreenWaterCExcellentExcellentEasiest start, falls off late
BlazpupBlueFireBPoorGoodBest long-term starter
LeafbunYellowGrassOkayOkaySlowest route

Bubble (Ibiramon) — Easiest Start · Water · Green Egg

Evolution: Bubble → Bubboxer → Bubblade

Pros: Type advantage vs Verdant Valley rock boss; dominates Lava Crack fire zone; smoothest early progression by far.

Cons: Falls to C tier in the endgame — Water coverage is common and its late stats don't keep up. Plan to replace it as carry after mid-game.

Pick if: You want the fastest, smoothest early progression and accept swapping carries later.

Blazpup (Hatybaemon) — Best Long-Term Starter (B Tier) · Fire · Blue Egg

Evolution: Blazpup → Blazgrowl → Blazmane

Pros: Highest burst damage; the only starter that stays relevant on the endgame board; strong anti-Grass slot later.

Cons: Rock/Ground enemies everywhere in Verdant Valley; needs Water helper caught early; first boss is harder. If you farm Sparkit (A tier) early, it outperforms Blazpup as your Fire slot.

Pick if: You will catch a Water type by Petal Pond and want your starter to matter past mid-game.

Leafbun (Tatamon) — Patient Route · Grass · Yellow Egg

Evolution: Leafbun → Leaforge → Leafblade

Pros: Sustain and control; strong Grass coverage for Water/Rock/Ground later; rewards patient play.

Cons: Slowest opening island clears; opening biome favors Water over Grass.

Pick if: You prefer defensive play and don't compare every minute to Bubble speedruns.

Island-by-Island Matchup Analysis

ZoneBubbleBlazpupLeafbun
Verdant Valley boss (Rock)StrongWeakNeutral
Verdant Valley wildsStrong vs Rock/GroundWeak vs Rock/WaterNeutral
Petal PondNeutralWeak vs WaterStrong vs Water
Lava Crack (Fire)StrongWeak (same-type)Weak vs Fire
Central fire bossStrongNeutralWeak

See full type chart for battle planning.

Practical Pick Rules

  1. Bubble for comfort, Blazpup for the long game — Bubble clears islands fastest but drops to C tier late; Blazpup stays B tier into the endgame
  2. Blazpup requires a plan — budget Advanced Balls for a Water helper before the Verdant boss
  3. Leafbun is viable, not optimal — commit fully; half-switching wastes D50CREW stones
  4. Redeem codes before picking — EXP Fruits go on your starter immediately after tutorial, with the party stripped to that one Evomon (EXP is shared)
  5. Your starter is a vehicle, not the destination — endgame carries are catches like Lavite, Tarro, and Arcub; don't dump every stone into the starter line
Starter choice is permanent — no reroll. Commit to one egg, level it with the solo-carry rule, and start hunting S-tier catches by mid-game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bubble (Green Egg, Water) for the easiest early game — it beats both early bosses super-effectively. Blazpup (Blue Egg, Fire) for the long game — the only starter still B tier in the endgame, where Bubble falls to C.

No — choice is permanent at launch. Plan before Mentor Ben's egg selection.

Around level 35 with 10 Evolution Stones + 10 Element Stones after Ascension. See evolution guide.

Only if you accept catching a Water helper early and slower Verdant Valley pacing.

Green = Bubble (Water), Blue = Blazpup (Fire), Yellow = Leafbun (Grass).

Looks are fine — but know Blazpup and Leafbun need more route planning than Bubble.

Yes — all three. Hunt after ascension, not before first boss.