How to Get Spikumane, Evolve Spikub, and Use It in Evomon

Spikumane is a pure Ground-type Evomon and the evolved form of Spikub. You mainly get it through Rocky Ridge progression, then build it as Ground coverage for Electric, Rock, Fire, and Poison matchups.

Quick Spikumane facts

The main route is simple: farm Rocky Ridge, catch Spikub, then evolve it once it reaches the required level and you have the right stones. Spikumane is not a universal carry, but it gives you strong Ground pressure for PvE, bosses, and specific matchup coverage.

Catch Spikub and evolve it into Spikumane

This route gets you Spikumane by farming Rocky Ridge, catching Spikub, and evolving it once your materials are ready.

Farm Rocky Ridge

Go to Rocky Ridge, the island grind area for players around Levels 165-180, and look for Spikub or wild Spikumane encounters.

Use Water or Grass attackers

Bring strong Water-type or Grass-type Evomons so the Rocky Ridge fights end faster and your team gains EXP while farming.

Defeat wild Spikumane when needed

If you defeat a wild Spikumane, it can return to its pre-evolved form, letting you capture Spikub afterward.

Catch Spikub

Throw a Basic Ball, Advanced Ball, King Ball, or Prismatic Ball once Spikub is available to catch.

Check its long-term value

Keep an eye out for high Talent, especially SSS Talent, and a Shiny Spikub if you want the best investment before evolving.

Level Spikub to 70

Train Spikub until it reaches Level 70, since that is when it can evolve into Spikumane.

Spend the evolution materials

Open the evolve menu and use 30 Evolution Stones plus 25 Ground Element Stones to evolve Spikub into Spikumane.

Spikumane King boss route

There is also a boss-based route on Rocky Ridge. After defeating Spikumane King, you can capture Spikub through the post-fight route instead of relying only on regular farming.

Do not treat this as the casual shortcut. Spikumane King is one of the tougher fights tied to this area: it cannot be handled comfortably with underbuilt monsters, it is immune to burn, sleep, and abnormal status effects, and it increases both Attack and Special Attack every turn.

Bring several strong, high-level Evomons rather than betting the fight on one carry. The longer the boss stays alive, the more dangerous its turn-by-turn boosts become.

Evolve Spikub into Spikumane

Once you have a Spikub worth keeping, the evolution itself is handled from the evolve menu.

Reach Level 70

Train Spikub until it reaches Level 70.

Open the evolve menu

Select Spikub and use its evolve option once the level requirement is met.

Use the required stones

Spend 30 Evolution Stones and 25 Ground Element Stones.

Keep your best Spikub

Prioritize high Talent, SSS Talent, or Shiny Spikub if you are investing for the long term, because the evolved Spikumane keeps that monster investment.

Video help

Best Spikumane moveset and battle plan

The simple combo is Earth Pulse first, then follow with Fissure or Sand Trap on the next turn. Fissure is the cleaner damage follow-up, while Sand Trap gives you extra value when the fight will last longer.

The fourth slot is flexible. Use it for whatever your team needs most, but do not weaken Spikumane’s main job: it wants to land boosted Ground attacks into targets that actually fear them.

Spikumane strengths, weaknesses, and value

Spikumane is strong into Electric, Rock, Fire, and Poison enemies, which makes it useful when those matchups are slowing your team down. It struggles more against faster threats and common weakness matchups, especially when it gets hit before it can set up Earth Pulse pressure.

Spikumane is solid for PvE and boss battles because its Ground moves can hit hard when the matchup is right. In competitive PvP, it is less popular because its Speed is low and stronger meta choices like Mudthorn, Luberok, or Teragon can crowd it out. Some matchup notes around Spikumane King vary, especially around whether Dark should be treated as a weakness, but the regular Spikumane plan is still centered on its Ground-type role.