- Name
- Eevee
- Aliases
Eevee
Eevee is a normal-type pokemon first found in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Eevee is a very adaptable pokemon, evolving into as many as seven types of pokemon, depending on its evolutionary situation.
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Overview
Data
National Pokedex No: #133
Classification: Evolution Pokémon
Type: Normal
Ability: Run Away or Adaptability
Height: 1'00
Weight: 14.3 lbs
Location:
Gift at the top of Celadon Mansion (Red, Blue, Yellow)
Gift from Bill (Gold, Silver, Crystal)
Game Corner for 6666 coins (Gold, Silver)
Gift at the top of Celadon Mansion (Fire Red, Leaf Green)
Starter Pokemon (XD: Gale of Darkness)
Gift from Bebe after obtaining National Dex (Diamond, Pearl)
Gift from Bebe after arriving in Hearthome City (Platinum)
Trophy Garden (Diamond, Pearl, Platinum)
Gift from Bill once arriving in Goldenrod City (Heart Gold, Soul Silver)
Evolves at: n/a
Evolutions
Eevee currently has 7 possible Evolutions:
Flareon
Number 136 / Fire Type Flareon is obtained by exposing Eevee to a Fire Stone and is one of Eevee's original evolutions |
Jolteon
Number 135 / Electric Type Jolteon is obtained by exposing Eevee to a Thunder Stone and is one of Eevee's original evolutions |
Vaporeon
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Espseon
Number 196 / Psychic Type Espeon is obtained by evolving an Eevee with a certain amount of happiness during the day and is one of Eevee's Gold/Silver/Crystal evolutions |
Umbreon
Number 197 / Dark Type Umbreon is obtained by evolving an Eevee with a certain amount of happiness during the night and is one of Eevee's Gold/Silver/Crystal evolutions |
Leafeon
Number 470 / Grass Type Leafeon is obtained by evolving an Eevee at the Moss Rock in Sinnoh (Eterna Forest) and is one of Eevee's Diamond/Pearl/Platinum evolutions |
Glaceon
Number 471 / Ice Type Glaceon is obtained by evolving an Eevee at the Ice Rock in Sinnoh (Route 217) and is one of Eevee's Diamond/Pearl/Platinum evolutions |
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