Eleon Pedia
Complete database of all Eleons in Eleon Adventures.
Use the search and filters below to find any creature by name, type, or number. Each Eleon has a dedicated page with base stats, movepool, evolution info, and where to find them in-game.
Data source: Blox Wiki – Eleon Pedia
Rootitan
An enormous tree giant made of ancient wood with cyan glowing patterns. It acts as the first major region Warden.
📍 Deep Forest Altar
Squipup
A small, energetic creature often seen chasing its own tail in the plains. Highly adaptable to various environments.
📍 Emerald Grasslands
Lilibud
It absorbs sunlight through its petal-like collar. When happy, it emits a sweet aroma that calms nearby Eleons.
📍 Sunny Meadows
Timpel
A small insect wearing a natural wooden crown. It spent most of its time gathering dew from leaves.
📍 Whispering Woods
Freever
A martial arts expert with a body as cold as glaciers. It uses its ice-covered paws to deliver devastating strikes.
📍 Frostbite Peak
Morfur
A unique Eleon with an unstable genetic structure. It can evolve into multiple forms depending on the elemental stone used.
📍 Evolution Lab / Hidden Caves
Jestigator
Known as the prankster of the swamps. It hides underwater and surprises travelers with harmless splashes.
📍 Murky Wetlands
Pyrurnace
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Heirite
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Bastolith
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Boogihop
It moves in a rhythmic, dance-like motion. The toxic spores it releases can cause confusion in opponents.
📍 Toxic Marshes
Syrinfly
Its needle-sharp proboscis can pierce even the thickest hide. It is prized for its high precision in battle.
📍 Orchard Heights
Igniram
A sturdy ram whose horns are infused with molten lava. Its charge can break through solid granite.
📍 Magma Chambers
Lunalis
A mysterious entity that only appears under the full moon. It is said to guard the dreams of the forest.
📍 Lunar Altar
Lurmaw
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Victrious
The Forest Guardian. It represents the spirit of victory and is said to appear only to the most courageous trainers.
📍 Sacred Grove (Post-Game)
Pyraglyph
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Ninark
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Rhiron
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Ropyrus
The Volcanic Guardian. Its metallic body contains the heat of a thousand suns.
📍 Summit of Mt. Ember
Morlidae
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Mormancy
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Moreanie
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Aquietus
The Hydro Guardian. It controls the ocean currents and is worshipped as a god by coastal civilizations.
📍 Abyssal Trench
Morterra
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Nautitan
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Morswept
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Arraknit
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Narcloak
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Discorch
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Heirysalis
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Marchess
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Chirrook
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Squalleer
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Yawnito
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Spoilurk
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Cerberio
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Vinuki
The grass-type starter. It is highly intelligent and easily forms strong bonds with its trainer.
📍 Oakwood Town Lab
Scoraptor
The fire-type starter. Its tail flame burns brighter when it is excited for battle.
📍 Oakwood Town Lab
Cascub
The water-type starter. Despite its cute appearance, it has enough power to crush river stones.
📍 Oakwood Town Lab
Quibble
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Nymantid
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Nocturkle
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Valuchar
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Growlet
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Toxplash
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Faellion
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Minarch
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Dark Argarfio
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Moakanter
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Serpalisk
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Abyssnaw
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Glassora (Offensive)
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Marimoth
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Sephrodite
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Admerrull
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Clustarch
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Valograr
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Quinferno
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Pinnux
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Palmoko
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Crustore
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Shinark
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Larrona
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Celebreel
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Morjester
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Puppetear
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Glassora
Its body is made of light-refracting crystals. In battle, it creates dazzling illusions to confuse its foes.
📍 Crystal Caves
Cloral
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About Eleon Pedia
Eleon Pedia is the in-game and community term for the full catalog of creatures in Eleon Adventures, the Roblox monster-taming RPG. This wiki page mirrors that idea: a single, searchable database of every Eleon with stats, types, moves, evolution lines, and catch locations so you can plan your team and track down rare finds.
Whether you are building a team for story progress, PvE, or hunting specific types and rarities, having one place to look up base stats, movepools, and spawn areas saves time. We keep the data aligned with current game versions and cite the community wiki where applicable so you can rely on it for decisions in-game.
How to use this database
- Search — Use the search box to find Eleons by name, type, or Pokédex-style number.
- Cards — Each card shows name, types, rarity, a short description, and location; click through for the full page.
- Detail pages — On an Eleon’s page you’ll see base stats (HP, ATK, DEF, SPD), movepool with levels and power, evolution info, and where to catch it, with links to the interactive map when relevant.
Types and rarity
Eleons have one or two types (e.g. Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Earth, Air, Ancient, Bug, Poison, Light). Type matchups matter in battle, so use our type chart and damage calculator to plan. Rarity ranges from Common and Uncommon to Rare, Starter, and Warden; Wardens are major boss-style encounters and are typically the hardest to obtain and battle.