How To Get Evolution Stones in Evomon – Including ELEMENT and OMNI-STONES!

To evolve your Evomon is a testament to your battle prowess and experience, rewarding you with a new and more powerful kin to the baby Evomon you raised. To harness this prestige, you’ll need to keep reading my player-made How to Get Evolution Stones in Evomon guide.

Here, I tell you everything you need to know about Evolution Stones, Element Stones, and Omni-Stones, including all attainment routes, what they do, and explain how Evolution works and why you should invest in it.

Let’s get into it.

How To Get Evolution Stones in Evomon

A complete list of all the ways to farm Evolution Stones, Element Stones, and Omni-Stones.

Evolution Stones

Level Rewards: Levelling up your player (not Evomon) will reward you with Evolution Stones in intervals. Levelling up is pretty easy, given the vast amount of quests and battles to complete.

Battlepass: As you complete in-game challenges, you’ll passively earn Battlepass EXP. This unlocks tiered rewards, with Evolution Stones being an occasional find.

Travelling Merchant: The Travelling Merchant will spawn at different areas, typically beside the campfire near the teleporter. Every 12 hours, he refreshes his wares, which often include Evolution Stones. You can buy them from him using Coins.

Element Stones

Travelling Merchant: The Travelling Merchant will spawn at different areas, typically beside the campfire near the teleporter. Every 12 hours, he refreshes his wares, which often include Element Stones. You can buy them from him using Coins.

Summoned Bosses: Visit the Summoned Ruins and use Boss Tickets to summon Evomon. If you defeat them, there is a 100% chance of getting their respective Element Stone. If the Summoned Ruins doesn’t have the Element you need, visit the others to find your desired match.

Note: Boss Tickets are dropped by defeating Evomon, and also appear in Weekly Rewards.

NPC Clears: Each area has at least two NPCs to battle that partner with Evomon that have the same Element as the general area (though some have more varied parties, the later in the game you venture). Clearing these NPCs for the first time will give you a handful of Element Stones native to that respective area. For example, Lava Crag NPCs will give you Fire Element Stones.

Island Bosses: At the end of each area is an Island Boss, typically a final evolution of one of the featured Evomon in this native area. Defeating them has a guaranteed chance to get +1 Element Stone based on their Element.

Omni-Stones

Level Rewards: Levelling up your player (not Evomon) will reward you with Omni-Stones on very rare occasions. Levelling up is pretty easy, given the vast amount of quests and battles to complete.

NPC Clears: Each area has at least two NPCs to battle that partner with Evomon that have the same Element as the general area (though some have more varied parties, the later in the game you venture). Clearing these NPCs for the first time has a very rare chance to give you Omni-Stones. This chance is better the further into the game areas you explore.

Island Bosses: At the end of each area is an Island Boss, typically a final evolution of one of the featured Evomon in this native area. Defeating them has a small chance of revealing an Omni-Stone.

Summoned Bosses: Visit the Summoned Ruins and use Boss Tickets to summon Evomon. If you defeat them, there is a rare but plausible chance to get an Omni-Stone if you win.

What Are The Stones?

Evolution Stones

Evolution Stones are the primary material needed for evolution. They apply to every Evomon, regardless of their elemental prowess. This makes the Evolution Stones one of the most important materials to farm in-game, and one I recommend reserving in the early game until you pad out your team with Evomon you synergise with.

Element Stones

Elemental Stones complement the Evolution Stones, being the final part of the puzzle. Once your Evomon is at its required level, you will need to invest Evolution Stones and their respective Element Stones into evolving it. Dual-Element Evomon will require two sets of Element Stones, a quantity of both in relation to their skills.

For example, Bluebird, a Flying Electric type at level 70, requires 15x Flying Element Stones and 15x Electric Element Stones to evolve, alongside 30x Evolution Stones.

Simpler, however, Leafbun at level 35, only requires 10x Leaf Stones and 10x Evolution Stones as it is a single type.

The level at which these two Evomon examples evolve also dictates how many Stones are required. The higher the evolutionary level, the more Evolution and Element Stones are needed to prestige.

Omni-Stones

This is the rarest type of evolutionary Stone, prized for its versatility. If you want to evolve an Evomon but don’t have enough Element Stones, the Omni-Stone will take on the Element of those you’re missing to allow evolution.

For example, if you want to evolve Leafbun, but don’t have enough Grass Element Stones (10 required), you can fill in the missing slots with Omni-Stones. To do this, press Complete Materials and insert your Omni-Stones.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can’t I evolve my Evomon?

Before they’re ready to evolve, they need to level up. Each Evomon has different levelling requirements. For example, the starters all need to reach level 35 before they’re ready to evolve. To level up, train them in battles against wild Evomon, trainers, dungeons, and bosses, or feed them EXP Fruits.

What are the Element Stone types?

• Normal
• Water
• Fire
• Grass
• Psychic
• Flying
• Electric
• Dark
• Ice
• Dragon
• Bug
• Rock
• Ground
• Steel
• Poison
• Fighting 

If you want to know more about elemental matchups, I recommend our Evomon Types Guide, explaining all Elementas including their strengths and weaknesses.

Start Playing Evomon

Now that you’re more familiar with Evolution and how to attain all necessary material, start farming for them via Roblox.

Or, if you want to know more about Evolution, we have an in-depth Evomon Evolution Requirements guide, which covers more on the process of evolution to clear up any confusion you may have.

I also made a pretty neat Evomon Shiny Hunting guide if you want to know my fool-proof method for getting Prismatic Shiny Evomon!

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