Reference

All 15 Shadowmon Hunters starters

Shadowmon Hunters gives you one starter per type — fifteen possible first partners, each with two evolutions. These are their base stats and full evolution lines, taken straight from the game.

Stats matter in a specific way here: melee moves use ATK against DEF, and everything thrown or fired uses MATK against MDEF. A creature with big ATK and small MATK wants to be in close, and the reverse wants to stay out.

Type chart All 200 shadowmon All 100 moves

Side by side

THE FIFTEEN

Starter	Type	HP	ATK	DEF	SPD	MATK	MDEF	Evolution line
Sarex	EMBER	106	86	69	107	60	110	Sarex → Sarpyre (Lv16) → Sarpysear (Lv34)
Rhuael	BEAST	134	78	103	94	58	78	Rhuael → Rhuafang (Lv16) → Rhuafmaw (Lv34)
Wexysgrit	STONE	99	103	96	59	72	106	Wexysgrit → Wexyscrag (Lv16) → Wexysmantle (Lv34)
Neshalo	RADIANT	88	123	57	90	105	69	Neshalo → Neshalume (Lv16) → Neshalumea (Lv34)
Thaljolt	BOLT	92	69	85	65	116	107	Thaljolt → Thaljjolt (Lv16) → Thaljvolt (Lv34)
Vokblight	TOXIN	69	87	70	106	92	103	Vokblight → Vokblvenom (Lv16) → Vokblsump (Lv34)
Wexys	VERDANT	117	109	98	78	75	64	Wexys → Wexbloom (Lv16) → Wexblmoss (Lv34)
Braun	GALE	85	86	82	97	90	92	Braun → Bradrift (Lv16) → Bradrwing (Lv34)
Zinath	SPORE	70	79	93	104	77	106	Zinath → Zinarot (Lv16) → Zinarbloom (Lv34)
Gorek	FROST	89	114	112	94	75	49	Gorek → Gorrime (Lv16) → Gorrishard (Lv34)
Nesale	TIDE	98	70	106	55	123	85	Nesale → Nesatide (Lv16) → Nesatmurk (Lv34)
Kraokanvil	IRON	116	77	66	110	92	80	Kraokanvil → Kraokplate (Lv16) → Kraokslag (Lv34)
Lumul	AETHER	134	69	74	111	50	108	Lumul → Lumvane (Lv16) → Lumvavoid (Lv34)
Rhuhollow	GLOOM	110	75	106	47	102	99	Rhuhollow → Rhuhoveil (Lv16) → Rhuhoveila (Lv34)
Velostrance	MIND	138	103	70	92	92	52	Velostrance → Velospsion (Lv16) → Velosward (Lv34)

Base stats are the species' raw numbers. What you see in game is scaled by level, so treat these as the shape of the creature rather than the figure on your screen.

Whichever you pick

THE FIGHT IS ABOUT ARMOUR

Wild shadowmon wear up to three plates. Three plates means triple defence and each landed hit breaks exactly one. Strip all three and the creature goes feral — double attack, double speed — and only then can it be caught.

That is why a fast starter and a heavy starter play so differently. Speed breaks plates quickly and then has to survive a feral opponent. Bulk takes longer to open the armour but barely notices what comes after.

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Common questions

FAQ

How many starters does Shadowmon Hunters have?

Fifteen — one for each type. They are Sarex, Rhuael, Wexysgrit, Neshalo, Thaljolt, Vokblight, Wexys, Braun, Zinath, Gorek, Nesale, Kraokanvil, Lumul, Rhuhollow, Velostrance.

Which starter is best for a first run?

There is no single best pick, because every type has something that beats it. The safer first runs are the starters with high HP and defence, since armour breaking takes time and you will be taking hits while you do it. Check the MATK and MDEF columns too: melee moves use ATK and DEF, but everything thrown uses MATK and MDEF.

Do starters evolve?

Yes. Every starter has two evolutions, so each line is three creatures. The level each evolution happens at is shown in the table above.

Can you catch other shadowmon of your starter's type?

Yes. There are 200 species in total across the 15 types, and every wild one can be caught once you break all three of its armour plates.