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All Cobblemon Spawns in one fast lookup page

Use this page to quickly find where different Pokémon appear in Cobblemon. Filter by biome, type, rarity, or time of day, then jump into the linked guides when you want a more focused route for a specific target.

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Cobblemon biome spawn overview

How to use this page

Start broad, then narrow fast. If you only know the Pokémon type, filter by type first. If you already know it is in the desert, mountains, cave, or ocean, filter by biome and keep your route tight. For rarer targets, combine biome + rarity to cut down the noise.

This page is meant to work like a playable database, not a waffle page. The table gives you quick answers, while the linked guides handle the deeper stuff like efficient routes, mistakes to avoid, and what to do after you catch the Pokémon.

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Best workflow Search for the Pokémon name first. If nothing shows, try its type, then its likely biome. Broad searchers usually waste time because they roam too many areas instead of forcing spawn turnover in one strong biome family.

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Main spawn guide → Pokémon location hub → Where to find Ditto → Where to find Eevee → Where to find Riolu → Where to find Beldum →
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Quick route planning Use this page to narrow the field before you commit to a long hunt. It is much easier to farm one strong biome and time window than to wander between half the map hoping a target appears.

Searchable Cobblemon spawn list

A curated core lookup table covering popular, rare, and useful Cobblemon targets. Use it as a fast reference when you want a cleaner answer than a wiki-style wall of text.

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Pokémon Best biomes Time Rarity Why players want it Guide
Ditto sprite
Ditto
#132
Normal
PlainsForest
 Any Rare Breeding backbone. One of the most useful utility catches in the whole mod. Read guide →
Eevee sprite
Eevee
#133
Normal
ForestPlains
 Any Rare Huge evolution flexibility and always a player favourite. Read guide →
Riolu sprite
Riolu
#447
Fighting
Mountain
 Day Rare Lucario is one of the most hunted lines for obvious reasons. Read guide →
Beldum sprite
Beldum
#374
SteelPsychic
BadlandsMountain
 Any Ultra Rare Metagross line. Endgame-level payoff for patient hunters. Read guide →
Mawile sprite
Mawile
#303
SteelFairy
CaveMountain
 Any Rare A useful utility pick that is worth checking when you are already farming caves and mountain routes. No dedicated guide yet
Grimer sprite
Grimer
#088
Poison
Swamp
 Any Common A common swamp catch that helps if you are filling the line or hunting poison types. No dedicated guide yet
Muk sprite
Muk
#089
Poison
Swamp
 Any Uncommon A solid swamp target for players who want the full Grimer line without wasting time elsewhere. No dedicated guide yet
Swinub sprite
Swinub
#220
IceGround
Snow
 Any Uncommon A useful snow-biome target if you want to build toward Mamoswine. No dedicated guide yet
Cubone sprite
Cubone
#104
Ground
DesertBadlands
 Night Uncommon A dependable desert target and a nice stepping stone toward Marowak. No dedicated guide yet
Aerodactyl sprite
Aerodactyl
#142
RockFlying
MountainCave
 Any Rare Classic rare hunt that also links nicely into fossil content. Fossil guide →
Charcadet sprite
Charcadet
#935
Fire
BadlandsDesert
 Any Rare A strong badlands and desert target with valuable later evolutions. No dedicated guide yet
Shinx sprite
Shinx
#403
Electric
Plains
 Day Common A beginner-friendly plains catch that stays useful well into evolution. No dedicated guide yet
Morpeko sprite
Morpeko
#877
ElectricDark
ForestPlains
 Night Rare A fun night hunt for players who want something less standard than the usual early electric lines. No dedicated guide yet
Shroomish sprite
Shroomish
#285
Grass
ForestSwamp
 Day Uncommon A handy forest and swamp target if you want to build toward Breloom. No dedicated guide yet
Aegislash sprite
Aegislash
#681
SteelGhost
CaveMountain
 Night Ultra Rare A premium late-route target if you are farming caves and mountains at night. No dedicated guide yet
Gastly sprite
Gastly
#092
GhostPoison
CaveSwamp
 Night Common One of the easiest ghost lines to start with if you are farming caves at night. Ghost picks coming soon
Litwick sprite
Litwick
#607
GhostFire
Cave
 Night Rare A standout night hunt if you want a ghost line with real fire coverage. More guides coming soon
Trapinch sprite
Trapinch
#328
Ground
Desert
 Day Uncommon A reliable desert hunt and one of the cleanest ways into the Flygon line. Ground picks coming soon
Gible sprite
Gible
#443
DragonGround
CaveMountain
 Any Rare A high-value cave and mountain hunt for players chasing Garchomp. Dragon picks coming soon
Dratini sprite
Dratini
#147
Dragon
OceanRiver
 Any Rare A classic water-linked dragon hunt worth camping for if you want Dragonite. Dragon picks coming soon
Houndour sprite
Houndour
#228
DarkFire
Badlands
 Night Uncommon A strong badlands night target if you want a fast route into Houndoom. Fire picks coming soon
Growlithe sprite
Growlithe
#058
Fire
PlainsBadlands
 Day Common An easy fire-type pick when you want something dependable in open biomes. Fire picks coming soon

More spawn guides to browse

Once you have used the table to narrow things down, these guides help you dig deeper into exact routes, related mechanics, and other useful hunting targets.

Core spawn guides

Use these when you want a wider overview before choosing a specific hunt.

Exact location guides

These pages are useful when you already know the Pokémon you want and just need the fastest route.

Helpful companion pages

These help once you have found the Pokémon and want to plan the next step.

FAQ

These are the kinds of questions broad spawn-search users usually have before they bounce off to another result.

Is this a full Cobblemon spawn spreadsheet?

It is built to behave like one for real users: searchable, filterable, and fast to scan. The difference is that it lives as a polished page on the site instead of an awkward off-site document, so it is easier to use on mobile and easier to browse alongside the rest of your guides.

Should players use this page or the main spawning guide first?

Use this page when you know the target or want to narrow fast. Use the main spawning guide when you want to browse biome families and understand how different areas of the world feel overall.

Why not make one tiny page for every Pokémon first?

Because a lot of players start broad before narrowing down. A fast all-in-one page lets you compare options, then jump into more focused guides once you know exactly what you want to hunt.