
Glaceon
As a protective technique, it can completely freeze its fur to make its hairs stand like needles.
How to Evolve Glaceon in Cobblemon
View Full Evolution GuideGlaceon evolves from Eevee. The Eevee page contains the exact Cobblemon evolution requirements.

Base Stats & EV Yield
Generic Info
- Height
- 0.8m
- Weight
- 25.9kg
- Catch Rate
- 45
- Base Friendship
- 35
- Experience Group
- medium_fast
- Base Experience
- 184
- Hitbox
- 0.9w x 1.3h - Fixed: No
- Status
- Implemented
Drops
Glaceon can drop Ice Stone and Never-Melt Ice. The table uses 2 drop rolls; percentages are per roll, not guaranteed drops.
Breeding
- Egg Groups
- Field
- Egg Cycles
- 35
- Gender Ratio
- 87.5% M / 12.5% F
Behavior
- Movement
- Avoids Water
- Yes
- Herd
- Max Size
- 3
- Tolerated Leaders
- Vaporeon AlphaTier 1Jolteon AlphaTier 1Flareon AlphaTier 1Espeon AlphaTier 1Umbreon AlphaTier 1Leafeon AlphaTier 1Glaceon AlphaTier 1Sylveon AlphaTier 1
- Combat
- Will Defend Owner
- Yes
- Resting
- Drowsy Chance
- 0.0333
- Rouse Chance
- 0.0042
Where does Glaceon spawn in Cobblemon?
Glaceon has 4 natural spawn entries in the current Cobblemon data. It can appear from level 28 to 53. Listed biome tags include freezing-tagged biomes, overworld-tagged biomes. Some entries also require specific skylight levels.
Habitat encounters
Glaceon appears in 4 habitats. Open one to see its complete spawn pool, phases, and conditions.
What moves does Glaceon learn?
Glaceon has 144 listed moves: 44 level-up, 63 TM, 11 egg, 26 tutor.
As an Alpha
Full Alpha guideWhat Glaceon becomes as a Cobblemon 1.8 Alpha
Size
≈ ×1.49 larger
Marks
Level vs your party
Guaranteed moves
Normal wild moveset plus two guaranteed TM moves (slots 3 & 4)
Drops if defeated
Base rewards scale with its level; its ice typing adds bonus gems & berries.
Base drops Tier 4
- Exp Candy L×1–319%
- Exp Candy Xl×125%
- Rare Candy×16%
- Health Candy×1–38%
- Mighty Candy×1–38%
- Tough Candy×1–38%
- Smart Candy×1–38%
- Courage Candy×1–38%
- Quick Candy×1–38%
Type drops
- Ice Gem×2–3
- Yache Berry×1–2




