Catch a Monster Pet Evolution Stats Guide
Pet evolution in Catch a Monster transforms certain pets into stronger or alternate forms. Evolutions require a specific main item and, in many cases, elemental refined gems or other secondary materials.
The available reference information lists evolution requirements and possible evolution paths, but it does not provide a complete set of numeric attack, damage, health, or other pet stats. Check the in-game pet or evolution interface for the current values before spending materials, since requirements and stats may change in future updates.
How Pet Evolution Works
The general evolution process uses these steps:
- Obtain a pet with an available evolution path.
- Collect the required main item.
- Gather the listed secondary materials.
- Open the evolution feature in-game.
- Select the available evolution and review the displayed requirements.
- Confirm the evolution after checking the resulting pet and current stats.
Some pets have more than one possible evolution. The secondary item you use can determine which form becomes available.
Catch a Monster Evolution Materials
Evolution materials fall into several broad categories:
| Material type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Main items | Required items tied to a specific pet |
| Raw stones | Materials associated with certain source pets |
| Refined gems | Elemental materials used for specific evolution branches |
| Special items | Unique materials required by rare or special pets |
The source information identifies materials as common items with configured drop rates from specific pets. Drop values can be displayed differently from ordinary percentages, so use the value shown in-game as the final reference.
Pet Evolution Requirements and Paths
The following table summarizes the documented evolution paths.
| Starting pet | Main item | Secondary material | Possible evolution | Maximum secondary items |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TideVex | Not listed | Refined Water Gem | Celestide | 25 |
| TideVex | Not listed | Refined Fire Gem | BlazeVex | 25 |
| Hydribbit | Frostfeather Shard x10 | Refined Water Gem | Hydrolope | 25 |
| Hydribbit | Frostfeather Shard x10 | Refined Ground Gem | Mudbit | 25 |
| Mountusk | Bedrock Bracer x10 | Refined Ice Gem | Frostusk | 20 |
| Mountusk | Bedrock Bracer x10 | Refined Fire Gem | Volctusk | 20 |
| Icevolf | Ice Crystal | Refined Water Gem | Mistvolf | 15 |
| Icevolf | Ice Crystal | Refined Fire Gem | Flamevolf | 15 |
| Dragon Cannelloni | Stardust Cluster | Ice, Water, Flame, and Grass x1 each | Fire Dragon Cannelloni | 20 |
| Dragon Cannelloni | Stardust Cluster | Ice, Water, Flame, and Grass x3 each | Necro Dragon Cannelloni | 20 |
| ShadeKnight | Vitalium Stone | Grass, Ice, Water, Flame, and Ground x3 each | Eclipse Knight | 20 |
| ShadeKnight | Vitalium Stone | Refined Fire Gem | Flame Knight | 20 |
“Maximum secondary items” is listed in the evolution data, but the available reference does not explain whether this value represents a storage limit, a requirement cap, or another in-game system. Confirm its meaning in the evolution menu.
Hydribbit Evolutions
Hydribbit requires 10 Frostfeather Shards as its main evolution item. It has two documented branches:
- Refined Water Gem: Evolves Hydribbit into Hydrolope.
- Refined Ground Gem: Evolves Hydribbit into Mudbit.
Collect the desired refined gem before confirming the evolution. The selected element determines the documented target form.
Mountusk Evolutions
Mountusk uses 10 Bedrock Bracers as its main item. Its two listed paths are:
- Refined Ice Gem: Evolves Mountusk into Frostusk.
- Refined Fire Gem: Evolves Mountusk into Volctusk.
Mountusk also appears in the documented material drop information for Spirit Branch Herb, which has a listed drop value of 60%. The available data does not state every use for Spirit Branch Herb, so check the current item description before farming it specifically for evolution.
Icevolf Evolutions
Icevolf requires an Ice Crystal and can evolve into one of two forms:
| Secondary material | Result |
|---|---|
| Refined Water Gem | Mistvolf |
| Refined Fire Gem | Flamevolf |
The reference lists a maximum secondary item value of 15 for Icevolf's evolution entry. It does not include the full numeric stat spread for Icevolf, Mistvolf, or Flamevolf.
TideVex Evolutions
TideVex has two documented elemental outcomes:
- Refined Water Gem: Celestide
- Refined Fire Gem: BlazeVex
A main item is not listed for TideVex in the available reference. Because of that, open the in-game evolution panel to verify whether TideVex requires an additional item before attempting the transformation.
Dragon Cannelloni Evolutions
Dragon Cannelloni is listed as a special evolution pet. It requires a Stardust Cluster and elemental materials.
| Target pet | Additional requirement |
|---|---|
| Fire Dragon Cannelloni | Ice, Water, Flame, and Grass, 1 each |
| Necro Dragon Cannelloni | Ice, Water, Flame, and Grass, 3 each |
The source describes Dragon Cannelloni as a particularly special dragon, but it does not provide exact combat statistics for either evolved form. Compare the displayed stats in-game before choosing between the two paths.
ShadeKnight Evolutions
ShadeKnight uses a Vitalium Stone as its main item. The documented branches are:
| Secondary requirement | Result |
|---|---|
| Grass, Ice, Water, Flame, and Ground, 3 each | Eclipse Knight |
| Refined Fire Gem | Flame Knight |
The Eclipse Knight path requires materials from five elements, making it more resource-intensive based on the listed requirements. The available source does not confirm whether Eclipse Knight is stronger than Flame Knight in every statistic, so review the in-game comparison before choosing.
Evolution Material Drop Information
Several materials have documented source pets and drop values.
| Material | Source pet | Listed drop value |
|---|---|---|
| Spirit Branch Herb | Mountusk | 60% |
| Flaragon's Scales | Flaragon | 50% |
| Refined Grass Gem | Dreamtane | 0.01 |
| Refined Grass Gem | Knockroo | 0.015 |
| Raw Fire | Flarecub | 0.1 |
| Raw Ice | Icevolf | 0.1 |
The values for refined gems and raw stones are shown as decimal values in the source rather than being clearly labeled percentages. Do not automatically convert them into percentage rates. Use the game's current item or drop display to confirm how the values are calculated.
What Are the Pet Evolution Stats?
Pet evolution is described as a way to create more powerful forms and unlock new evolution paths. However, the available evolution information does not list exact values for:
- Attack or damage
- Health
- Defense
- Ability power
- Movement speed
- Rarity
- Passive effects
- Level scaling
For accurate Catch a Monster pet evolution stats, compare the starting pet and evolved pet directly in the current game interface. Pay attention to the full stat panel, ability descriptions, level, mutation status, and any displayed bonuses. Comparing pets at different levels can make an evolution appear stronger or weaker than it actually is.
Tips for Choosing an Evolution
Decide by element first
Many evolution branches are based on elemental gems. Choose the element that fits the pet or team you are building rather than spending the first gem you obtain.
Farm the main item early
Main items can require repeated runs against a particular pet or activity. Start collecting them before you have all the refined gems needed for the final evolution.
Keep rare materials until you compare paths
Special materials such as Stardust Cluster and Vitalium Stone may be harder to replace. Review every available result and its current in-game stats before confirming.
Check the requirement screen
The evolution page is the best place to confirm:
- The exact item name
- The required quantity
- The selected target form
- Any stat changes
- Whether the evolution is permanent
- Whether the pet keeps its level, mutation, or other traits
Record current stats before evolving
Take note of the pet's displayed stats before evolution. This gives you a practical comparison after the transformation and helps identify changes that are not included in short item descriptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does pet evolution do in Catch a Monster?
Pet evolution transforms eligible pets into new forms. It uses specific main and secondary materials and can provide alternate evolution paths. The exact stat changes should be checked in-game.
Which materials are used for pet evolution?
The documented system uses main items, raw stones, refined elemental gems, and special items. Examples include Frostfeather Shards, Bedrock Bracers, Ice Crystals, Stardust Clusters, and Vitalium Stones.
Can Hydribbit evolve into different pets?
Yes. Hydribbit can evolve into Hydrolope with a Refined Water Gem or Mudbit with a Refined Ground Gem, while also requiring 10 Frostfeather Shards.
Where can I find the most accurate evolved pet stats?
Check the current pet and evolution interfaces in Roblox. The in-game values are the most reliable reference because stats, requirements, and drop systems can change with updates.