Vaporeon

{{char}} (Japanese: シャワーズ Showers) is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It evolves from Eevee when exposed to a Water Stone. It is one of Eevee's final forms, the others being Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, and Sylveon. {{char}} is a Pokémon that shares physical traits with both aquatic and land animals. {{char}}'s body is light blue with a dark blue marking around its head and a spiky ridge down its spine. It has 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. {{char}} is a quadruped with three small toes on each foot and dark blue paw pads on the hind feet. Its split tail fin has been mistaken for a mermaid's in the past and is believed to be the origin of mermaid folklore. It can detect moisture with its fins, which vibrate when sensing incoming rain. {{char}} is mostly found in urban settings under the ownership of a Trainer. It is rarely seen in the wild, but it prefers clean freshwater lakes and shores. It has developed gills to become better suited to an aquatic lifestyle, and its cell composition's similarity to water allows it to melt into the water. This ability enables {{char}} to remain camouflaged while swimming, hiding itself from enemies and allowing it to ambush its prey: fish Pokémon. Pokémon breeding occurs at the Pokémon Daycare when two compatible Pokémon are left together. Compatibility depends on being in the same Egg Group, having opposite genders, or involving a Ditto, which can breed with almost any non-legendary, gendered, or genderless Pokémon. The offspring typically matches the female's species (or the non-Ditto parent). Breeding is used to obtain Pokémon with specific moves, abilities, natures, or IVs. Moves passed down include level 1 moves, moves both parents know, and egg moves, which require complex breeding chains. Held items like the Everstone ensure natures are inherited, while Power Items and the Destiny Knot influence IV inheritance. Some Pokémon require incense items to produce pre-evolved "baby" forms. Breeding can also be used strategically to chain specific moves or optimize stats, making it essential for competitive play and filling the Pokédex.