Eeveelutions (&PokéBalls)

1. #1Eevee

   Keys: Eevee

   Elemental Type: [Normal] Information: [Eevee is a small, mammalian, quadrupedal Pokémon with primarily brown fur. The tip of its large, bushy and fluffy tail and its large furry collar are cream-colored. If an Eevee is female, the cream colored fur on the tip of their tail is heart patterned. Very long, thin, fox-like ears extend from the top of their head. They have brown sclera, a darker brown iris color, and a small black nose on the tip of their snout. It has short, slender legs with three small toes and a pink paw pad on each foot. Eevees are similar to canines, mainly foxes, and are quadrupedal, meaning they stand on all four legs, and lack opposable thumbs. They are about 1 foot tall when standing straight on all fours. Most Eevees weigh around 14.3 pounds, or 6.5 kilograms.] Speech: [Eevee is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Eevee vocalizations are usually high-pitched. Eevee can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Eevee name include: "Eeivui", "Eevui", "Eevoi", "Vee", "Vui", "Vai", "Voi", "Eva", "Iébui", "Ei", "Iévui".] Evolution: [An Eevee has an unstable genetic makeup that suddenly mutates due to its environment. If an Eevee's trainer manages to acquire one, the radiation from various Stones known as "Evolution Stones" causes this Pokémon to evolve upon contact. Eevee has 8 different Pokémon it could evolve into: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

2. #2Evolution Stones (Eevee Stones Only)

   Keys: Evolution Stone, Fire Stone, Water Stone, Stone, Evolution, Leaf Stone, Ice Stone, Evolve, Thunder Stone

   Evolution Stones: [These stones contain an energy they radiate that cause certain species of Pokemon to evolve upon contact. They are rare, so they aren't easy to come by, but some shops sell them for a high price. These stones are "consumed" upon use for evolution and disappear in a shine of light, leaving no trace of it behind.]

   Water Stone: [A semi-transparent, clear blue roughly-oblong polygonal stone with several air bubbles suspended inside it.] Thunder Stone: [A semi-transparent, oblong, polygonal clear green stone with a yellow zig-zag pattern at its center, reminiscient of a thunderbolt.] Fire Stone: [A semi-transparent, oblong, polygonal yellowish-orange stone with a fiery pattern at its heart, resembling a flame encased inside it.] Leaf Stone: [A flat-faced green stone with an unmistakable dark-green leaf-imprint pattern.] Ice Stone: [A semi-transparent, roughly-oblong, clear light-blue stone with a hexagonal, six-pronged, three-forked snowflake pattern inside of it at its heart.]

   [System Note: This list only includes evolution stones that can be used by Eevee to evolve, and is not the complete list of evolution stones.]

3. #3Gender Ratio (For the gender ratio variable I have in the other entries lol)

   Keys: Gender Ratio

   Gender Ratio: [The gender of Pokemon found in the wild and how often you can find a specific gender in the wild. TL;DR, how rare a certain gender is in the wild over the other.]

4. #4Typings

   Keys: typing, type, element

   All Pokemon have specific types of elements that they're classified as. Eevee, which is a Normal type, can only evolve into eight different Pokemon types. Some of these are natural concepts, like Water, Electric, Fire, Grass, and Ice type. Some of these are more fantastical, like Psychic, Dark, and Fairy type. This isn't the whole list of types, but there are only 8 evolutions of Eevee.

5. #5The Meaning of Eeveelution

   Keys: eeveelution

   A combination of the words "Eevee" and "evolution". This word was made by the community to assign to the many evolutions of Eevee.

6. #6Poké Ball Information

   Keys: ball, ultra ball, master ball, masterball, great ball, Poke Ball, PokeBall, Poké Ball, PokéBall

   General Information: [A Poké Ball is a type of item that is critical to a Trainer, used for catching and storing Pokémon. Both a general term used to describe the various kinds as well as a specific term to refer to the most basic among these variations, Poké Balls are ubiquitous in the modern Pokémon world. All of the different kinds of Poké Balls are the same shape: Spherical, a black band around the equator of the ball separating the top and bottom halves via an internal hinge in the back, and a button on the front of the ball used for unlatching the Ball to open it manually. When an unused Poké Ball hits a Pokémon, as long as it is not deflected, the Poké Ball will open, cause the Pokémon to shrink, store it inside, and close all in a few seconds. A Pokémon in this state is given a chance to struggle to attempt to break free from the ball and escape, being instantly grown back in size. Should a Pokémon escape a Poké Ball, the device is left on the ground still open, or it may break. A Pokémon who does not escape the Ball will be caught. Pokémon have the ability to reduce their size to miniscule, and Poké Balls take advantage of this to contain them. Poké Balls are specifically constructed for Pokémon capture, transport, and training. As well as being physically difficult to escape from (as they seal tightly shut as soon as a Pokémon is taken into them) the environment of a Poké Ball is designed to be attractive to Pokémon also; Weakened Pokémon instinctively curl up tight in an attempt to heal themselves, an action that the environment of the Poké Ball encourages. Furthermore, while it is not known how caught Pokémon perceives their time inside their Ball, the device is said to replicate a "Pokémon-friendly" environment that is "designed for comfort". All of these factors strongly discourage Pokémon from escaping their Balls.]

   Standard Poké Ball: [It is just known as a Poké Ball. It is the most basic form of Poké Ball. Its catch success rate is "1x", the standard catch rate. It has a red top half, with a white bottom half.]

   Great Ball: [It is slightly better than a standard Poké Ball. This kind of Poké Ball has a catch rate of "1.5x". Its top half is mostly blue, with red bands over the top right and top left of it, and a white bottom half.]

   Ultra Ball: [It is even better than a Great Ball. This Poké Ball has a catch success rate of "2x". Its top half is black with yellow stripes going vertically along the left and right sides, as well as a horizontal stripe on the top connecting the two stripes. Its bottom half is white.]

   Master Ball: [An extremely rare Poké Ball invented by the company Silph Co. that can catch ANY Pokémon. Without fail, no matter how strong a Pokémon is, even if the Pokémon inside will struggle with all its might, they can not escape and will be captured regardless. If a Pokémon tries swatting or deflecting this Poké Ball away, it will be caught anyway. There are only several in existence currently, and are usually only given only once to trainers that have accomplished great feats by high up individuals. It has a catch success rate of "255x", guaranteed capture. Its top half is purple, with two magenta mounds to the left and right, and a white "M" on the front above its button.]

   Fast Ball: [This Poké Ball is better when used on a Pokémon that is really fast. Its catch rate is "4x" when used on a Pokémon that's naturally fast. If the Pokémon isn't fast enough, its catch rate reduces to "1x", becoming harder to catch. It does not matter how fast they're moving currently, only that they CAN move fast enough. Its top half is orange-red, with a yellow thunderbolt on the front, and a white bottom half. Its sides have yellow semicircles on both the top and bottom halves.]

   Level Ball: [This Poké Ball is more or less effective depending on the level of the opposing Pokémon compared to the trainer's Pokémon, essentially meaning if the trainer's Pokémon is stronger than their opponent. Its catch success rate is "1x" if the trainer's Pokémon is the same level as or a lower level than the wild Pokémon, "2×" if the trainer's Pokémon is at a higher level than the wild Pokémon but less than double it, "4×" if the trainer's Pokémon is more than double but less than four times the level of the wild Pokémon, and "8×" if the trainer's Pokémon is of a level four times or more than that of the wild Pokémon. The top half of the ball is yellow, with a black circle on the top, and a "V" on the front above the button.]

   Lure Ball: [This Poké Ball is often used by fishermen to catch Pokémon while fishing, mainly because it's designed that way. Its catch success rate is "4x" if used on a Pokémon encountered while fishing. Outside of fishing situations, its catch rate is that of a normal Poké Ball at "1x". The top half of the ball is turquoise with a red, zigzagging stripe going along the middle. There are three small yellow parallel vertical lines on the front of the ball over the stripe. The bottom half is white.]

   Heavy Ball: [This Poké Ball is best used on heavy Pokémon. The heavier a Pokémon is, the more effective this Poké Ball is at catching it. Its catch rate is "-20" if used on a Pokémon weighing 220.2 lbs. (99.9 kg) or less, "±0" if used on a Pokémon weighing 220.5 lbs. (100.0 kg) – 440.7 lbs. (199.9 kg), "+20" if used on a Pokémon weighing 440.9 lbs. (200.0 kg) – 661.2 lbs. (299.9 kg), +30 if used on a Pokémon weighing 661.4 lbs. (300.0 kg) or more. The top half is grey, with two protruding dark-cyan bulges on the sides, and two smaller ones closer to the front.]

   Love Ball: [This Poké Ball is best used on a Pokémon that is of the same species, but opposite gender to the traner's Pokémon. If used correctly, its catch rate is multiplied by 8(8x). If the opposing Pokémon does not meet the requirements, this Poké Ball acts as a standard Poké Ball with a catch rate of "1x". The top half of the ball is magenta, with a pink, white-outlined heart symbol on the front of that half. The bottom half is white.]

   Friend Ball: [This Poké Ball causes Pokémon caught with it to instantly become great friends with the trainer that caught it. Its catch rate is "1x".]

   Moon Ball: [This Poké Ball is most effective when used on a Pokémon that can evolve with an evolution stone known as a "Moon Stone", which its catch rate is multiplied by 4. It functions as a standard Poké Ball would, having a catch rate of "1x" when used on any Pokémon that doesn't evolve with a Moon Stone. The top half of the ball has two colors, divided by the middle. One half is grey, and the other is turquoise. On the top of the ball, overlaying the two colored sides, there is a yellow crescent symbol, reminiscient of a crescent moon. The bottom half of the ball is white.]

   Net Ball: [This kind of Poké Ball is most effective when used on Water or Bug type Pokémon. If used on Pokémon with those types, its catch rate is multiplied by 3.5. If not used on Water or Bug types, its catch rate is that of a normal Poké Ball, being "1x". The top half of the ball is a blue-green color, with black bands wrapped diagonally around it, reminiscient of a fishing or bug net. The bottom half of the ball is white.]

   Dive Ball: [This Poké Ball is more effective when used on water-dwelling Pokémon. This does not mean that the Pokémon's elemental type has to be Water type, it just means that its natural habitat has to be in water. If used correctly, its catch rate is multiplied by 3.5. Otherwise it's just a regular Poké Ball with a catch rate of "1x". The entire ball is colored. Starting from the top half, it's full of light reminiscient of waves. Moving further below the equator of the ball on the bottom half, these blues darken, reminiscient of deep sea without light.]

   Nest Ball: [This Poké Ball is best used on Pokémon whose levels are inbetween a certain range, that is to say they're a certain amount of powerful. Its catch rate is ((41 - Pokémon's level) ÷ 10)× if Pokémon's level is between 1 and 29. Otherwise it behaves like a normal Poké Ball with a catch rate of "1x". The top half of the ball has army-green and pale-brown horizontal stripes going around it. Its bottom half is white.]

   Repeat Ball: [This Poké Ball is best used on Pokémon species that the user has caught before. Its catch rate is multiplied by 3.5 when used on a species of Pokémon that has already been caught by the user. "1x" otherwise. Its top half is red. It is uniquely striped by repeating yellow circles with black interiors vertically along the middle of the top half of the ball from the front button to the back. The bottom half is white.]

   Timer Ball: [This Poké Ball is best used when in a battle with a Pokémon has gone on for quite some time. It does have a limit though. Its catch rate is multiplied by 1, but every 1 or so minutes, its number progressively goes up until it maxes out at "4x". This ball is mostly white with a black circle on the top of the top half of the ball. There's a red mohawk-like mound going vertically along the middle of the black circle. Red pointed, tapering stripes come down the sides from the circle, and end just before they connect on the bottom of the ball.]

   Luxury Ball: [This Poké Ball is mainly used to ensure the Pokémon that is caught with it will be great friends or more with its trainer in the future. The interior is designed to be more cozy and comfortable for any Pokémon caught with it than any other Poké Ball. It doubles the rate at which the contained Pokémon's friendship increases, and is the only Poké Ball with a permanent, persistent effect on the Pokémon caught with it. It has the standard catch rate of "1x". The button and equator of this Poké Ball is made of gold with a white outline. The rest of the ball is black, with the top half having a red stripe that has a golden outline going around it at the top. These Poké Balls are sold at a high price.]

   Premier Ball: [A somewhat rare Poké Ball that was made as a commemorative item used to celebrate an event or otherwise special occasion of some sort, though they can be bought at almost any Poké Mart. It behaves exactly as a standard Poké Ball, with a catch rate of "1x". This Poké Ball is entirely white, aside from the equator and a ring around the button, which is colored red.]

   Dusk Ball: [This Poké Ball is most effective in dark places, like in caves or at night. If used in a dark place like that, its catch success rate multiplies by 3. Otherwise it's of the standard Poké Ball catch rate at "1x". The entire ball is black, with large dark-green circles in all six axis directions(Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Front, Back). The button on the front and equator of the ball are colored red-orange.]

   Heal Ball: [This Poké Ball's purpose is to fully heal a Pokémon from all ailments when caught. It has the standard catch rate of "1x". This ball is all pink, aside from two thick cream colored lines on the front, curved around the button in an "O" shape. The button and equator of the ball are pale blue.]

   Quick Ball: [This Poké Ball is best used on a Pokémon the moment a battle starts. Its catch rate is multiplied by 5 if it's used before any other action during the beginning of a battle. The entire ball is light blue, with a yellow diagonal stripe forming an "X" from the button to the back of the ball.]

   Dream Ball: [This Poké Ball is most effective when used on a sleeping Pokémon. The catch rate is multiplied by 4 when used on a sleeping Pokémon. The catch rate is "1x" otherwise. This ball is mostly pink all over, except for the underside, which is purple, and a red circle on the front of the top half over the button. This appearance mimics the look of "Munna", the harmless Dream Eater Pokémon.]

   Beast Ball: [This Poké Ball was designed to capture creatures known as "Ultra Beasts" that come from an alternate dimension through space-time gates called "Ultra Wormholes". Ultra Beasts are similar to Pokémon in that they can use the same or similar moves, as well as have elemental types. Any other Poké Ball will have a low success rate on Ultra Beasts. A Beast Ball is not very effective at catching Pokémon, much less to than a standard red Poké Ball. Its catch rate is multiplied by 5 if used on an Ultra Beast. If used on a Pokémon, its catch rate is multiplied by 0.1, meaning it lowers in effectiveness. The entirety of the ball has a sort of digital and neon appearance. The ball is dark blue, with a series of cross-intersecting light blue lines all around the ball. Diagonally on four sides of the ball, there are yellow protrusions.]

7. #7Catch Rate, Fainting, & Status

   Keys: , condition, catch rate, fainted, move, status, effect, rate, success rate, catch success rate, faint

   Catch Rate: [The chance of success a given Poké Ball may have when attempting to catch a Pokémon. Certain Pokémon have their own catch rates, but Poké Balls multiply or add to the Pokémon's average catch rate, making them easier to catch based on whatever Poké Ball you use. For example: a standard Poké Ball will multiply the Pokémon's catch rate by 1(1x(1×)), while an Ultra Ball will double the chance(2x(2×)). Other factors may affect the catch rate of Pokémon, making them easier to catch. One such way is if the Pokémon is weakened in some way, like if it has taken a lot of damage and is close to fainting, or if it is afflicted by a status effect.]

   Fainting: [When a Pokémon takes enough damage, it will not die, but faint instead. Fainted Pokémon are in a comatose state and can be healed to wake up. The only ways to wake a Pokémon from fainting are by going to a Pokémon Center and letting the nurse there at the counter put their Poké Ball into a machine that restores their health in a matter of seconds, or by using a medicine item known as a "Revive" to heal it somewhat, or a "Max Revive" to heal it to full health, though Max Revives are harder to come by and more expensive in shops. Revives are yellow, 8-sided, and oblong diamond shaped, ending in two points on either end. A fainted Pokémon loses all status conditions and, for some reason, Poké Balls will not work on them.]

   Status conditions: [Status conditions are when a Pokémon is afflicted with some kind of immediate effect because of being hit by a move. Negatively effecting status conditions include Paralysis(Mostly caused by some electric type moves, it may cause a Pokémon to flinch, completely stopping keeping them from moving, stopping their next attack.), Poison(Deals damage over time. A more severe version, known as "Badly Poisoned", deals twice as much damage over time. A Pokémon that is poisoned will have a purple blush on its face.), Burn(Deals damage over time. Despite the name, a Burned Pokémon is not on fire, instead just dealing damage as a fight may progress.), Sleep(Certain moves can cause Pokémon to fall asleep. Even if attacked with this status, an afflicted Pokémon will not wake up. This condition wears off over time, leading to the afflicted Pokémon waking up, able to act again.), Freeze(This status means the Pokémon has been frozen. Usually this is by way of being stuck inside a giant piece of ice and unable to move.), Confusion(Moves that cause Pokémon to become confused, shown by three yellow spinning birds over the Pokémon's head. Pokémon afflicted will act dizzy, almost tripping over themselves, and sometimes hit themselves in their confusion instead of their opponent.), Infatuation(The infatuation status effect, shown by a Pokémon's pupils turning into pink hearts. Pokémon affected by infatuation will be unable to use moves half the time, even when targeting an opponent that didn't afflict it with it. A Pokémon can only afflict another Pokémon with this effect if it is the opposite gender to their opponent.). Humans can be afflicted with status conditions too.]

   Move: [A damaging or non-damaging attack a Pokémon can use on an opponent. There are almost a thousand of them, and have specific names. Doesn't refer to the act of moving in general.]

8. #8Pokémon Center/Poké Mart

   Keys: Pokémon Center, poke mart, Pokemon center, Poké Mart

   Poké Mart: [A convenience store in cities that can sell a variety of different things such as food, drinks, Poké Balls, and status condition healing items. Poké Marts can be found in most Pokémon Centers as a second counter off to the side when you walk in. Since it's just a counter manned by an employee in a Pokémon Center, the employee is the one that gets the items you want and gives them to you when you pay for them. Poké Mart counters in Pokémon Centers are always colored blue, as well as standalone Poké Mart buildings, which can be found in most small towns or villages where they're separate buildings.]

   Pokémon Center: [A Pokémon Center is a building housing Pokémon healing stations manned by nurses behind the main counter when you walk into the building. For more serious health issues, or for Pokémon that don't have Poké Balls, there is health equipment in the back of the building that the nurses use to heal Pokémon with dedication and urgency. Anyone can go into a Pokémon Center and have their Pokémon healed at no price. The buildings are always colored red with a Poké Ball symbol as a recognizable sign over the front door.]

9. #9Vaporeon

   Keys: vappy, Vaporeon

   Elemental Type: [Water] Information: [Vaporeon is a Pokémon that shares physical traits with both aquatic and land animals. Vaporeon's body is light blue with a dark blue marking around its head and a spiky ridge down its spine. It doesn't have any fur on its body. It has entirely black eyes, and a tiny black nose. There is a white fin encircling its neck and three fins with cream-colored webbing on its head. Two of these fins are on either side of its head, similar to ears; and one is directly on top of its head, resembling a dorsal fin. Vaporeon is a quadruped with three small toes on each foot and dark blue paw pads on the hind feet. Its tail resembled cetacean tails, with a split tail fin at the end. It can detect moisture with its fins, which vibrate when sensing incoming rain. It has gills, so it can breathe underwater. With cells similar to water molecules, it could melt in water. When it decides to "melt" it's practically invisible in water, and can pull itself back together from this melted state when it pleases. An average Vaporeon stands on all four legs at 3 feet and 3 inches. On average, it weighs around 63.9 pounds, or 29 kilograms.] Speech: [Vaporeon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Vaporeon vocalizations are usually high-pitched. Vaporeon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Vaporeon name include: "Vap", "Poreon", "On", "Por", "Vapor", "Pore". It has also been recorded making meowing noises, somewhat of a high pitched "Mrow" sound, as well as yelping.] Evolution: [An Eevee must touch a Water Stone to evolve into Vaporeon. Vaporeon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

10. #10Jolteon

    Keys: Jolteon

    Elemental Type: [Electric] Information: [Jolteon is a quadrupedal, mammalian Pokémon. It is covered in yellow fur with a spiky fringe around its tail and a white ruff around its neck. Its ears are large and pointed with black interiors, and its eyes and small nose are black. Jolteon's muzzle, its face and snout, grew longer compared to the Eevee it evolved from, seemingly to increase the area it can bite with. It has slender legs and small paws, each with three toes and a pink paw-pad. Jolteon creates electricity using an organ in its lungs, which causes crackling noises as it exhales. It can also generate low-level electricity in its cells, which is amplified by the negative ions it gathers and generates in its fur, allowing it to discharge 10,000-volt lightning bolts. Jolteon's prickly fur is made of electrically charged needles, which create a sparking noise as it moves. It is capable of launching its fur at enemies when agitated or startled; the charge is so powerful that it can remain on the shed fur for a long time. Its high-strung nature and tendency toward mood swings can make it difficult to train. The crackling sound of electricity can be heard while Jolteon exhales during its slumber. An average Jolteon stands on all four legs at 2 feet and 7 inches. On average, it weighs around 54 pounds, or 24.5 kilograms.] Speech: [Jolteon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Jolteon vocalizations are usually somewhat high pitched. Jolteon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Jolteon name include: "Jol", "Jolt", "Eon". It also is recorded making loud, yet breathy cheering noises when it's pleased.] Evolution: [An Eevee must touch a Thunder Stone to evolve into a Jolteon. Jolteon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

11. #11Flareon

    Keys: Flareon

    Elemental Type: [Fire] Information: [Flareon is a mammalian, quadrupedal Pokémon covered in short, reddish-orange fur. It has long ears with black interiors, dark eyes, and a small black nose. There are three small toes and a yellow paw pad on each foot. Fluffy yellow fur forms a small tuft on its head, as well as its bushy tail and a mane around its chest and neck. Flareon's body temperature is caused by its internal flame sac, and rises when it is excited. If its body gets too hot, it will fluff out the fur on its collar to cool down. Flareon stores and heats inhaled air in its flame sac, and then exhales it as fire with temperatures of around 3,100 °F (1,700 °C). Flareon's average body temperature is around 1,300-1,500 °F (700-800 °C), but it can reach 1,700 °F (900 °C). Despite the extremely high body temperature, it is safe to touch, albeit warm or hot to the touch, however high its body temperature is. It is an omnivore that roasts either Berries or prey before consumption. Flareon has a curious personality. An average Flareon stands on all four legs at 2 feet and 11 inches. On average, it weighs around 55.1 pounds, or 25 kilograms.] Speech: [Flareon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Flareon vocalizations are usually somewhat high pitched. Flareon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Flareon name include: "Flare", "Lare", "Eon", "Fla", "Flay". It has also been recorded making other fox-like noises when it is pleased.] Evolution: [An Eevee must touch a Fire Stone to evolve into a Flareon. Flareon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

12. #12Espeon

    Keys: Espeon

    Elemental Type: [Psychic] Information: [Espeon is a quadrupedal, feline-like mammalian Pokémon with slender legs and dainty paws. It is covered in fine, lilac fur. Its ears are large, and it has purple eyes with white pupils. Its mouth seamlessly blends in with its face when closed, so it can't be seen unless it's open. There are tufts of fur near its eyes, and a small, red gem embedded in its forehead. It also has a thin, forked tail. Espeon's velvety fur is so sensitive that it can sense minuscule shifts in the air, allowing it to predict the weather and its enemies' thoughts and movements. When doing so, the tip of its tail quivers. The gem on Espeon's forehead glows when it unleashes psychic energy from the gem and darkens when all of the built-up energy has been exhausted. Espeon builds up its psychic power by bathing in the sunlight. As such, it does not handle battles at night well. Espeon is known to sleep deeply during the night. Espeon shows extreme loyalty to any Trainer that it considers worthy, even being said to have awakened its psychic powers from its desire to protect its Trainer. Known as the Sunlight Pokemon, it is often seen as Umbreon's opposite. This Pokémon is rare in the wild, instead being more commonly found in urban areas, under the ownership of other Trainers. Some people believe that some Espeons can use their Psychic powers to read the minds of those around them. An average Espeon stands on all four legs at 2 feet and 11 inches. On average, it weighs around 58.4 pounds, or 26.5 kilograms.] Speech: [Espeon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Espeon vocalizations are usually somewhat softer in tone compared to the other Eevee evolutions. Espeon can understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Espeon name include: "Es", "Espi", "Eon", "On", "Esp". It also makes somewhat cat-like vocalizations, as well as a sort of high pitched "Ooh?" sound when it's curious.] Evolution: [An Eevee doesn't require an evolution stone to evolve into an Espeon. An Eevee must have a high level of friendship with their trainer to evolve into an Espeon, and it must be day time. If an Eevee with high friendship has a fairy type move, it won't evolve into an Espeon, but a Sylveon instead. Espeon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

13. #13Umbreon

    Keys: Umbreon

    Elemental Type: [Dark] Information: [Known as the Moonlight Pokemon, Umbreon is a mammalian Pokémon which has a sleek, black body with four slender legs and crimson eyes. It has two pairs of pointed teeth (one pair in each jaw) which are visible when its mouth is open. It has long, pointed ears and a bushy tail, each with a yellow band around them. Its forehead and legs have yellow rings on them. Umbreon's evolution is the result of Eevee being exposed to the moonlight, which altered its genetic structure. Umbreon's yellow rings glow when it is excited, such as when it leaps to attack; or when exposed to the moon's aura, which fills it with a mysterious energy. Umbreon hunts at night and, as such, has well-developed eyes that can spot a prey even in darkness. Its black fur helps it blend into the night while waiting for the right moment to pounce. When it does, its rings emit a dim yet ominous glow, and it lunges for the prey's throat before eating it. Whenever angered or agitated, Umbreon sprays poisonous sweat secreted from its pores into the offender's eyes to protect itself. Umbreon primarily specializes in defensive prowess. Umbreon is known to be difficult to find while it sleeps during the night. The main reason is due to Umbreon being a nocturnal Pokémon. This Pokémon is rare in the wild, instead being more commonly found in urban areas, under the ownership of Trainers. Known as the Moonlight Pokemon, it is often seen as Espeon's opposite. An average Umbreon stands on all four legs at 3 feet and 3 inches. On average, it weighs around 59.5 pounds, or 27 kilograms.] Speech: [Umbreon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Umbreon vocalizations are usually somewhat lower pitched. Umbreon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Umbreon name include: "Um", "Umb", "Umbree", "Umbri", "On", "Eon", "Breon". It's also been heard making muffled low-pitched fox-like vocalizations.] Evolution: [An Eevee doesn't require an evolution stone to evolve into an Umbreon. An Eevee must have a high level of friendship with their trainer to evolve into an Umbreon, and it must be night time. If an Eevee with high friendship has a fairy type move, it won't evolve into an Umbreon, but a Sylveon instead. Umbreon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

14. #14Leafeon

    Keys: Leafeon

    Elemental Type: [Grass] Information: [Leafeon is a mammalian, quadrupedal Pokémon. Its body is tan with dark brown paws. It has a multitude of small green sprouts growing all over its legs, chest, and back, with the longest one on its head, in front of four tan tufts of fur. Leafeon's green ears and tail resemble long tattered leaves. It has brown eyes and a small, brown nose. This Pokémon's cellular structure is similar to plants, which allows it to perform photosynthesis and purify the air around it by sleeping under the sunlight; it gets its energy in this way instead of eating. It is a pacifistic, quiet Pokémon, preferring not to fight, though it will sharpen its hard, leafy tail for the occasions it needs to. The tail's sharpness is said to exceed that of a master-crafted sword, being able to cut down a large tree with one hit. Leafeon's aroma is similar to fresh grass in its youth; as it ages, this fragrance bears more of a resemblance to fallen leaves. The aroma is favored in Galar, where it is used to create a popular perfume. It lives in lush forests that have clean rivers. The air produced by a sleeping Leafeon can help any Pokémon sleep deeply. An average Leafeon stands on all four legs at 3 feet and 3 inches. On average, it weighs around 56.2 pounds, or 25.5 kilograms.] Speech: [Leafeon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Leafeon vocalizations are usually somewhat lower pitched. Leafeon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Leafeon name include: "Le", "Leaf", "Eon", "On". It also is heard making high-tone cheers when it's either pleased or excited that sound like a mixture of both cat and fox vocalizations.] Evolution: [An Eevee must touch a Leaf Stone to evolve into a Leafeon. Leafeon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

15. #15Glaceon

    Keys: Glaceon

    Elemental Type: [Ice] Information: [Glaceon is a quadrupedal, mammalian Pokémon covered in light-blue fur. It has long, pointed ears, dark eyes, and a small nose. A teal crest with two dangling flaps adorns its head, resembling hair or headgear. Glaceon has two dark blue, rhombus-shaped markings on its back; the tip of its tail, feet, and flaps are the same shade of blue. By controlling its body temperature, it freezes the moisture in the air, producing ice crystals or diamond dust surrounding it. It is capable of freezing its fur into sharp needle-like icicles, which it can fire at opponents or use as protection as it tackles at its prey. Glaceon can also perform this defense mechanism while sleeping. It can quickly drop its body temperature below −75 °F (−60 °C). Glaceon is rather popular in ski resorts due to its ability to create powdery snow. Those captivated by Glaceon's beautiful snowfall will be instantly frozen without realizing it. An average Glaceon stands on all four legs at 2 feet and 7 inches. On average, it weighs around 57.1 pounds, or 25.9 kilograms.] Speech: [Glaceon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Glaceon vocalizations are usually somewhat high pitched. Glaceon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Glaceon name include: "Glace", "Glay", "Lace", "Eon". Glaceon is also recorded very clearly barking, as well as making fox-like shouting noises.] Evolution: [An Eevee must touch an Ice Stone to evolve into a Glaceon. Glaceon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

16. #16Sylveon

    Keys: Sylveon, Sylvie

    Elemental Type: [Fairy] Information: [Sylveon is a quadrupedal, mammalian Pokémon covered with pale cream-colored fur with pink feet, ears, and tail. It has light blue eyes, long ears with blue interiors and thicker fur, a tiny nose, two stray tufts of fur on top of its head, and two pointed teeth which can be seen when it opens its mouth. There are two bows on its body: one at the base of its left ear and one at its neck. Each bow is pale cream with a pink center and each trails a pair of ribbon-like feelers. The feelers are pale cream and end at the tips with a pink stripe, then a dark blue stripe, and then a light blue color. The feelers can be manipulated like limbs and extended far beyond their typical length. When Sylveon stretches, they stretch their feelers as well. It has slender legs with small, three-toed paws and a fluffy, slightly curved tail. Sylveon's ribbon-like feelers emit a soothing aura that erases any sense of hostility, enabling it to stop fights instantly. Sylveon's soothing aura can allow any nearby Trainers to obtain a good night sleep whenever they go to sleep. When hunting, it swirls its feelers as a distraction while the aura weakens feelings of hostility in its prey, then it pounces on the victim. It will also wrap its feelers around its Trainer's arm as they walk together, which allows it to read their feelings. When a fight breaks out between Sylveon and Dragon-type Pokémon, Sylveon will bravely charge at them even if they are much bigger than itself. Sylveon cuts an elegant figure as it dances lightly around, feelers fluttering, but its piercing moves aim straight for its opponents' weak spots. An average Sylveon stands on all four legs at 3 feet and 3 inches. On average, it weighs around 51.8 pounds, or 23.5 kilograms.] Speech: [Sylveon is a Pokemon, meaning their spoken vocabulary only consists of their name, as well as variations of their name, though Sylveon vocalizations are usually high pitched. Sylveon can vaguely understand human speech, they just can't speak the human language. They just communicate primarily through non-verbal actions like body language. Showing in some way rather than telling. Some variations of the Sylveon name include: "Sylv", "Syl", "Sylvie", "Eon", "On". Sylveon is also heard very clearly meowing noises, like "Mrow" for example.] Evolution: [An Eevee doesn't require an evolution stone to evolve into a Sylveon. An Eevee must have a high level of friendship with their trainer to evolve into a Sylveon, and it must know a fairy type move. Sylveon doesn't evolve.] Gender Ratio: [87.5% male / 12.5% female]

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