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Research Notes - Eevee
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Eevee are related to vulpines like Ninetales and Zoroark; some scientists even believe that they were even bred from the common ancestor of these Pokémon. Their unstable DNA is thought to have been a byproduct of generations of inbreeding to select traits desirable in a pet. Though all Eeveelutions are adapted to a different environment, they all are exceedingly rare in the wild, and are adapted to life alongside people. It is notable that two of them (Espeon and Umbreon), evolve based on developing trust between themselves and their trainers, while a third (Sylveon), evolves based on creating a strong emotional bond.

Diet

All members of the Eevee line are omnivores but Leafeon, who are herbivores. Vaporeon hunt fish, while Espeon and Umbreon go after rodents. The remaining evolutions catch small mammals, with Sylveon also supplementing their diets with insects. Glaceon also forage for lichens.

Care

The Eeveelutions are adapted to life alongside humans. Each has their own preferential habitat and climate, which should be made relatively obvious by their typings. It should be noted that each evolution tends to become stressed when removed from their preferred environment, so trainers should take into account where they live before choosing which Pokémon to evolve their Eevee into.

Caution

Though not aggressive towards humans, each Eeveelution does bring along the expected hazards of their typing. A few do have some unexpected dangers, however. Both Jolteon and Umbreon can bristle their fur to make their hairs sharp enough to pierce the skin. Similarly, Leafeon are able to stiffen their leaves to make them surprisingly sharp. Umbreon will sweat poison from their pores when threatened. Finally, Sylveon’s feelers can be choking hazards for young children.

Behavior

Eevee are gentle Pokémon. They are cautious but friendly towards humans. They almost always flee when they sense danger. (-2 / -2 / -2)

Vaporeon are wary Pokémon. They are quick to respond to perceived threats. They tend to flee when they sense danger. (-1 / 0 / -1)

Jolteon are curious Pokémon. They are unafraid of humans and may approach travelers to investigate them. They almost always fight when they sense danger. (1 / 0 / 2)

Flareon are aloof Pokémon. They do not react much to the presence of humans. They tend to fight when they sense danger. (0 / 0 / 0)

Espeon are aloof Pokémon. They do not react much to the presence of humans. They may either fight or flee when they sense danger. (0 / 0 / 0)

Umbreon are aloof Pokémon. They do not react much to the presence of humans. They may either fight or flee when they sense danger. (0 / 0 / 0)

Leafeon are watchful Pokémon. They dislike humans in their territory, but will not attack unless provoked. They tend to flee when they sense danger. (0 / -1 / -1)

Glaceon are watchful Pokémon. They dislike humans in their territory, but will not attack unless provoked. They tend to flee when they sense danger. (0 / -1 / -1)

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Sylveon are friendly Pokémon. They like humans and may even help them out if they need aid. They may either fight or flee when they sense danger. (2 / -2 / 0)

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