This Evomon Guide for Roblox details all status effects in the game and what they do to Evomon when it is applied to them. Battles in Evomon are about more than just dealing damage. Many moves can place negative status effects on your Evomon, making fights much harder if you don’t know how they work. Each status condition has its own effect, from dealing damage every turn to preventing your Evomon from using its skills.
All Status Effects – Evomon
There are nine different status effects in Evomon. Each one causes a different problem, and none of them are helpful if your own Evomon gets affected. Some deal damage over time, while others stop actions or make certain attacks much stronger.
| Status Effect | What It Does |
| Burn | Gradually damages your Evomon over time. It is commonly caused by Fire-type moves or traits such as Sear and Inferno. |
| Poison | Inflicts damage every turn. This effect can stack from 1 to 5, increasing the damage as more stacks are applied. |
| Freeze | Applied by the Frozen move. A frozen Evomon may be unable to take action during battle. |
| Frostbite | An Ice-based debuff that can stack. Evomon with Frostbite receives increased damage from certain Ice-type moves. |
| Paralysis | A paralyzed Evomon may fail to use its skills, leaving it unable to act for a turn. |
| Psymark | A stackable Psychic mark that causes Psychic-type attacks to deal extra damage to the marked target. |
| Confusion | Remains active for two turns. During this time, affected Evomon cannot use their moves normally. |
| Fatigue | A status effect that your own Evomon can trigger by using certain moves, including Thrash. |
| Dragonmark | A stackable Dragon debuff is created by moves like Dragon Claw and Dragon Breath. Marked Evomon take increased damage from Dragon-type attacks. |
Ways to Remove Status Effects
Although these conditions can make battles more difficult, there are several ways to remove them. The most reliable option is to use a Full Restore. This item clears status effects completely and can be obtained from in-game shops or found as a rare drop during your adventure.
If you don’t have a Full Restore available, the Rock Slide move offers another solution. Using this move removes every status condition currently affecting your Evomon, making it a useful backup.
Another option is the Purify trait. While it doesn’t remove every debuff at once, it works automatically during battle by clearing one random negative status effect each turn. It isn’t as powerful as using a Full Restore or Rock Slide.
That is all for this guide. Additional Evomon for Roblox guides are linked below:
- Evomon (Roblox) Codes for July 2026 – All Codes, How to Redeem
- Evomon (Roblox) Starters Guide – All Starters, Evolutions
- Evomon (Roblox) Evolution Stones Guide – How to Get, Evolve Companions
This concludes our Evomon Guide for Roblox, detailing all status effects in the game. If you have some tips for us on how to deal with these status effects, do let us know in the comments section below.
