Eevee

Eevee イーブイ
Ditto < Eevee > Vaporeon
Species	Type
Evolution Pokémon
Number	Ability
#133	Run Away Adaptability Anticipation
Height	Weight
1′ (0.3m)	14.3 lbs. (6.5kg)
Gender Ratio
Male: 87.5 %	Female: 12.5 %
Evolves From	Evolves Into
None	Vaporeon Flareon Jolteon Espeon Umbreon Leafeon Glaceon
Egg Group	Catch Rate
Field	45
Tier	EV Yield
NFE	1 Special Defense Point

Eevee (イーブイ) is the 133rd Pokémon in the Pokédex. It is a Normal Type, and it is known as the Evolution Pokémon.

Eevee's ability Run Away allows it to escape from any wild battle, regardless of trap moves such as Mean Look. Eevee's other ability, Adaptability, increases the power of STAB-or Same Type Attack Boost-moves, doubling the power of its Normal-Type Attacks instead of the usual 50% power increase that a STAB move would receive.

A third Ability is available to Eevee from the Dream World, the Anticipation Ability. This Ability causes it to shudder when its opponent knows a 1-hit KO or Super-Effective move.

Eevee, through various methods of evolution, evolves into one of 7 different Pokémon: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Espeon, Umbreon, Flareon, Leafeon, and Glaceon. An 8th Evolution has been revealed for Generation VI, called Sylveon.

Eevee is listed in the Field Egg Group, and its Egg takes approximately 8,960 Steps to hatch. It takes Eevee One Million Experience Points to reach Level 100.

[edit] Biology

[edit] Physiology

Eevee has mostly brown fur with a noticeably cream colored mane and tail tip; it has big brown eyes and a bushy tail. Eevee's evolution methods include: evolutionary stones for three of its evolutionary lines, maximum affection during different times of day for two of them, and area-specific evolution for the remaning two.

[edit] Gender Differences

Eevee has no distinguished features that make it appear male or female.

[edit] Game Information

[edit] Original Games

Eevee is a gift Pokémon in almost all main-series games, starting with the first two; In Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue (as well as their remakes Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen, the player will find Eevee in the mansion at Celadon City. The Eevee is at level 25 by default.

Eevee can be obtained in Pokémon Crystal, Pokémon Silver and Pokémon Gold, and their remakes Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver by talking to Bill while having an empty space in your party.

In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, the player receives Eevee as a gift from Bebe.

Eevee must be traded over to Pokémon Black and White. One of Eevee's evolutions can be obtained from the Dream World and as a special distribution event through the Pokémon website. In Black 2 and White 2, Eevee can be found in the wild in Castelia City or any of the Hidden Grottoes at random, and one can also be given as a Gift by Fennel.

[edit] Spin-Off Games

Eevee makes appearances at Endless Levels 13 & 31, Forever Level 13 and Mr. Who's Den in Pokémon Trozei!.

Eevee appears as a Starter Pokémon in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon. Additionally, Eevee also appears at Joyous Tower 12F-17F in the first run of Mystery Dungeon Games.

Eevee appears at Mystery Jungle B1-B29 in Explorers of Time, Explorers of Darkness and Explorers of Sky. Eevee also appears at Mystifying Forest B1-B13 in Explorers of Time & Darkness, and appears at Mystic Forest B1-B13 in Explorers of Sky.

Eevee appears in Pueltown after a Quest in Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. In Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, Eevee appears at the Study inside the Old Mansion on Mitonga Island in the Present, and in the Fire Temple Mission Shaken by Aggron's Footsteps by defeating it and obtaining its Slate. Defeat the Boss within the Time Limit is required to obtain its Slate.

[edit] Trading Card Game

Eevee appears in a total of 16 sets, a Wizards Promo, Pokémon Organized Play Series 3 as a Common Card, and the Battle Enhanced Decks Reshiram EX and Zekrom EX.

[edit] Anime/Manga Information

[edit] Anime

Gary would use an Eevee in a 1-on-1 battle against Ash in the episode The Rivalry Revival. Eevee defeated Pikachu on this encounter; Gary's Eevee would eventually evolve into an Umbreon.

A trainer named Sakura would also feature an Eevee in the episode Trouble's Brewing, which would prove its strength by helping to defeat Team Rocket. This Eevee would eventually evolve into an Espeon.

May would receive an Eevee from an Egg that she was carrying around. After its last appearance in the episode Home Is Where The Start Is, it would evolve into a Glaceon.

Ursala used two Eevee during the Sinnoh Grand Festival's Appeals round, evolving one into a Flareon and the other into a Vaporeon.

[edit] Movies

Wild Eevee appeared in the films The Power of One and Destiny Deoxys, and the Pikachu Shorts Pikachu's Vacation and Pikachu's Rescue Adventure. May's Eevee appeared in the Pikachu Short Pikachu's Island Adventre, and another trainer used an Eevee in the film Giratina and the Sky Warrior.

[edit] Manga

Eevee's Manga Information is unknown as of writing.

[edit] Pokémon Information

[edit] Competitive Battling

Eevee is a part of the NFE tier - not often used at this stage of evolution.

[edit] Pokédex Entries

[edit] Area Locations

[edit] Pokéathlon Statistics

[edit] Statistics

[edit] Moves

[edit] Via Level-up

Level	Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Start	Tail Whip		N/A	100	Status
Start	Tackle		50	100	Physical
Start	Helping Hand		N/A	N/A	Status
8	Sand-Attack		N/A	100	Status
15	Growl		N/A	100	Status
22	Quick Attack		40	100	Physical
29	Bite		60	100	Physical
36	Baton Pass		N/A	N/A	Status
43	Take Down		90	85	Physical
50	Last Resort		140	100	Physical
57	Trump Card		N/A	N/A	Special

[edit] Via TM/HM

TM/HM No.	Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
TM06	Toxic		--	90	Status
TM10	Hidden Power		??	100	Special
TM11	Sunny Day		--	--	Status
TM17	Protect		--	--	Status
TM18	Rain Dance		--	--	Status
TM21	Frustration		??	100	Physical
TM27	Return		??	100	Physical
TM28	Dig		80	100	Physical
TM30	Shadow Ball		80	100	Special
TM32	Double Team		--	--	Status
TM42	Facade		70	100	Physical
TM44	Rest		--	--	Status
TM45	Attract		--	100	Status
TM48	Round		60	100	Special
TM49	Echoed Voice		40	100	Special
TM67	Retaliate		70	100	Physical
TM83	Work Up		--	--	Status
TM87	Swagger		--	90	Status
TM90	Substitute		--	--	Status

[edit] Via Breeding

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Charm		--	100%	Status
Covet		60	100%	Physical
Curse		--	--%	Status
Detect		--	--%	Status
Endure		--	--%	Status
Fake Tears		--	100%	Status
Flail		--	100%	Physical
Natural Gift		--	100%	Physical
Stored Power		--	100%	Special
Synchronoise		70	100%	Special
Tickle		--	100%	Status
Wish		--	--%	Status
Yawn		--	--%	Status

[edit] Generation IV Exclusive Moves

[edit] Via TM

TM23: Iron Tail
TM43: Secret Power
TM78: Captivate
TM82: Sleep Talk

[edit] Via Move Tutor

[edit] Platinum, Heart Gold and Soul Silver

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Snore		40	100%	Special
Swift		60	--%	Special
Mud-Slap		20	100%	Special

[edit] Heart Gold and Soul Silver

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Heal Bell		--	--%	Special
Headbutt		70	100%	Physical

[edit] Evolution Line

Evolution Chain
--Water Stone--> --Thunder Stone--> --Fire Stone--> --Happiness(day)--> --Happiness(night)--> --Level Up(Moss Rock)--> --Level Up(Ice Rock)-->

[edit] Type Matchups

Type	Attack Advantages	Attack Disadvantages	Defense Advantages	Defense Disadvantages
	N/A

[edit] Trivia

• A common fan-created term for all of Eevee's evolutions combined is Eeveelutions.
• Only Generations III and V have not introduced new evolutions for Eevee.
• Eevee is the first Pokémon to have its name spelled the same way frontwards and backwards, which is called a palindrome. Three other Pokémon have palindrome-formatted names: Girafarig, Ho-oh, and Alomomola.