Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About Eevee
Eevee is a very loved Pokémon, so I made a list celebrating its awesomeness. Enjoy!
All this information is from Bulbapedia.
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Eevee's genes are so influenced by its surroundings that its face may start to resemble its Trainer's
I've never thought of Eevee as a creepy Pokemon until now. I was scared of ghost types. Now? I think Eevee is scarier.
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Eevee evolves not from the elemental stones themselves but from the radiation emitted by them
Eevee is affected by its surroundings, so this makes sense if you think about it. I always thought it would be like, BOOM, once you threw a stone at it or something, though.
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Eevee Day is November 21 (11/21), which is goroawase for "i-i-bu-i," its Japanese name
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Eevee was referred to as "Eon" in early promotional material
An eon being a really long length of time.
This is the ending of Eevee's evolutions.
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Gigantamax Eevee's fur can distract foes from attacking when they get caught in it
It can make Pokemon calmer.
Supposedly, it makes Eevee more playful, and Eevee can accidentally crush other Pokemon by trying to play with them in Gigantamax form. Eevee's scary.
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Eevee is considered to be the key to understanding how Pokemon evolve
Maybe that's why it had that appearance in Detective Pikachu when the guy was talking about Pokemon evolving. I guess it's the "Evolution Pokemon" too.
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There are only a few Eevees still alive
I have no idea why there are, especially since I have an army of Eevees on Pokémon Go and Pokémon TCG Pocket. Besides, what about the anime? Is this only referring to Eevee and not its evolutions?
Yes, I know I added this list item. It's crazy, though.
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In Generation I, Eevee was the only Pokemon capable of evolving into multiple different evolutions (Flareon, Jolteon, and Vaporeon at the time)
Makes sense.
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Nobody knows why Eevee has unstable genes
This is weird, especially because of science. I mean, I'm sure we could figure it out with today's technology if we had a lot of Eevees on hand. Isn't the technology in the Pokémon world generally more advanced?
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In Pokemon Yellow, Professor Oak meant to give Eevee to the player, but it was given to Blue instead
That was my Eevee. Blue stole my Eevee.
I specifically chose the most evil picture of Blue on here.