How to Get Ignifist & Frostin — Evomon Season 2 Guide

Season 2 at a glance

Season 2 (“A New Adventure Begins”) opened Aug 20, 2026 and runs through Sep 23, 2026 on the in-game event calendar (community guides cite 3:00 AM ET rollouts). The headline additions are a new story chapter, updated Raid Mode, Guild / Assist Pet hooks, and Auto-Hunt — plus Polar Rift seasonal Evomon.

Rexon’s **I Returned & Obtained the *NEW* OP SEASON 2 EVOMON is a returning-player walkthrough, not a speedrun guide. He claims missed rewards, hatches a backlog Boltonia shiny egg + Clipdow from the Battle Pass, demos Auto-Hunt (one encounter about every 5 seconds), then flies into the new seasonal areas to catch Ignifist and the Ice/Bug wild before checking Lava Nexus / Glacial Eyes** bosses.

Where to catch Ignifist (Fire line)

After entering the Season 2 story seasonal zone, Rexon finds a wild Ignifist on the route (Fire-type badge on his catch). He asks whether it beats his old Lavarock carry, uses a Triple-S Talent ball on a keeper, and later levels the same copy toward Lv 100 with moves he names on screen: Spark Strike, Lava Blast, and Evo Bomb — treat move names as creator footage; confirm your learnset.

Community Season 2 guides (Nerdschalk / AllThings.How) describe an Ignibud seed evolving into Ignifist, while King of Fire is the separate Lava Nexus legend. Rexon’s line — *“avoid the boss and evolve regularly”* — matches hunting the route wild or egg line instead of treating the King encounter as your only copy. Ignibud / Ignifist are not on GCZ yet (Aug 22); we do not invent evolution stone tables here.

• •Story first — unlock Season 2 seasonal areas from the new chapter (World Select / seasonal map UI).
• •Catch Ignifist wild on the Polar Rift route Rexon shows, or evolve from Ignibud once your client lists the path.
• •Grass answers King of Fire — Rexon’s boss preview shows Grass super-effective into the encounter.
• •Stone budget — compare to Lavarock / Lavite before dumping early-route Fire stones.

Where to catch Frostin → Frostclaw (Ice / Bug)

On the same seasonal walk, Rexon catches the Ice/Bug wild (auto-captions guess “ice”; the model reads like a small unicorn / pony — he compares it to Celesthorn / Psychic starters, not a perfect Pokémon twin). That matches Frostin (#102) on our dex sheet: Ice primary, Bug secondary on third-party GCZ.

GCZ’s Frostin card lists obtain via Frostin’s Egg (normal + shiny egg entries) and evolution Frostin → Frostclaw at Lv 70 with 30 Evolution Stones + 15 Ice + 15 Bug. Community bases: Frostin BST 365 (Spe 82), Frostclaw BST 513 (Spe 115, Atk 96). Verify every cost in Evolve UI. Charge skills on GCZ include Glacial Field tiers and Glacial Ice setup — good GEO anchors, not a promise your copy rolled the same extras.

King of Fire & King of Ice (Lava Nexus / Glacial Eyes)

Rexon separates route catches from zone legends. After waiting for spawns, he opens Lava Nexus, identifies King of Fire, and reads Fighting / Fire typing with Magmax on the boss bar. He immediately swaps to a Grass team — and bails because his account is under-leveled.

He repeats the pattern at Glacial Eyes (captions: “Glacial Eye”) for King of Ice, again needing a full type-shifted party. Community guides gate these as Season 2’s hardest Polar Rift checks. Rexon mentions needing roughly Lv 180 teams for co-op boss attempts and fails solo — plan guild/co-op or finish ascension grind first.

• •Lava Nexus — King of Fire (Fighting/Fire in Rexon’s fight).
• •Glacial Eyes — King of Ice legend encounter.
• •Do not confuse route Ignifist / Frostin catches with the King bosses — different spawns, different teams.

Auto-Hunt (Rexon demo)

Before the Season 2 catches, Rexon enables Auto-Hunt: stand still, the game rolls an encounter about every 5 seconds, pick ball type (normal / prismatic / shiny filters in UI). He notes you can turn off auto-catch to farm XP or Talent checks without filling storage — matching his “release everything except Triple-S” ascension plan. Full AFK / Auto Hunt steps: Auto Hunt & AFK guide.

That is a QoL tip from creator footage, not a published drop-rate table. Shiny/auto-hunt rules still defer to How to Know If an Evomon Is Shiny and the mutations hub for pity/egg paths.

Related pages

Map: Polar Rift, Glacial Eyes, Lava Nexus. Dex: Frostin, Frostclaw. Ice benchmark: Frostseer. Fire benchmark: Lavarock. Eggs: How to Hatch Eggs.

FAQ

When did Evomon Season 2 start?

Community event calendars list Aug 20, 2026 through Sep 23, 2026 for Season 2 (“A New Adventure Begins”). Confirm the live timer in your client.

How do you get Ignifist in Season 2?

Rexon catches wild Ignifist in the new Season 2 seasonal area after the story unlock. Guides also list an Ignibud line evolving into Ignifist — verify the path in Evolve UI; GCZ had no Ignifist card as of Aug 22.

How do you get Frostin and Frostclaw?

GCZ documents Frostin’s Egg plus wild/seasonal obtain in Polar Rift. Evolve Frostin → Frostclaw at Lv 70 with 30 Evolution + 15 Ice + 15 Bug per GCZ — confirm in-game.

Where is King of Fire in Evomon?

Rexon and Season 2 guides place King of Fire at Lava Nexus inside Polar Rift. Rexon reads Fighting/Fire typing; bring Grass coverage.

Where is King of Ice?

Glacial Eyes in Polar Rift — Rexon scouts the King of Ice encounter separately from catching Frostin on the route.

Is Ignifist better than Lavarock?

Rexon asks that on camera but does not prove a universal answer. Lavarock still covers early Lava Crag for most accounts; Ignifist is a Season 2 Fire project — fund one Fire closer first.

What does Auto-Hunt do?

Rexon shows automatic encounters about every 5 seconds with optional auto-catch. You can disable catching to farm XP or release non-keepers for ascension Triple-S requirements. Step-by-step: /blog/evomon-auto-hunt-afk-guide.

Cross-checked from community guides — not a scraped catalog. How we source data →