Eevee in Pokémon GO: choose all your evolutions with these tricks [2020]

The Pokémon with the most evolutions is one of the most desired. We help you choose Jolteon, Vaporeon, Flareon, Umbreon, Espeon, Glaceon or Leafeon.

Eevee is an icon of the Pokémon universe. Introduced in the first generation, back by Kanto, we are dealing with a species with a special genetics capable of evolving into one creature or another depending on the conditions and the evolutionary object to which we subject it. The methods to evolve to Eevee in Pokémon GO are different from what we are used to, so we will see below the method to get Flareon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Umbreon, Espeon, Glaceon or Leafeon.

How to capture Eevee in Pokémon GO?

The first thing we have to say about Pokémon # 133 of the National Pokédex is that it is an original species of Kanto, Generation I. It was there that its first three evolutions of the Electric, Water and Fire type were introduced (Jolteon, Vaporeon and Flareon) to introduce, in Generation II, its variants of the Psychic and Sinister type (Espeon and Umbreon). Hence, a jump to Generation IV with Plant and Ice (Leafeon and Glaceon) options to finally welcome the last member of the family, Fairy (Sylveon), in Generation VI. Its catch ratio is 40% under normal conditions.

To capture Eevee in a wild way we have two options: either find him in the wild or through the hatching of a 5 km Egg (it can be shiny).

In Pokémon GO, Eevee maintains Normal type, making it weak to Fight type and resistant to Ghost type. To evolve, 25 candies are always necessary; regardless of conditions. We believe it is necessary to emphasize this because caramels are mandatory to start the evolution process. His base stats are ATK 104, DEF 114, and Endurance 146, fairly modest features and not worth keeping. Therefore, evolving to this species is highly recommended if we want to use it in the GO Combat League or in a Raid.

Nicknames list to choose Eevee in Pokémon GO

One of the methods to evolve your Eevee into any of the seven eeveelutions currently available in Pokémon GO (only Generation VI Sylveon, Kalos is missing) is by changing the nickname; but it only works for the first time. After the first change, when you capture new Eevee this trick will not help us.

• Leafeon: Linnea

• Espeon: Sakura

• Vaporeon: Rainer

• Jolteon: Sparky

• Flareon: Pyro

• Umbreon: Tamao

• Glaceon: Rea

Evolution methods for Eevee in Pokémon GO: bait stones and modules

Once the trick is no longer useful, we will have to resort to the conventional method: subjecting Eevee to the exposure of an evolutionary stone or bait modules. Depending on the desired evolution, getting any of the evolutions in Pokémon GO strictly depends on the stone we use and the context in which we do it. Let’s take a look at each case individually so that you understand it at a glance.

• Espeon or Umbreon: to get one of the members of this couple is quite simple and takes exercise. First thing: we chose Eevee as a partner and walked 10 km with him. Now – and ensuring that we have at least 25 candies – we must choose whether to evolve it day or night. If we choose day, the result will be Espeon; if we do it at night, the resulting evolution will be Umbreon.

• Leafeon or Glaceon: to get the new generation variants we have to opt for the bait modules. In this case, it is not necessary to walk or use Eevee as a companion, but to make sure you have a Mossy Bait Module (200 Pokécoins in the Shop or reward in research missions) to get Leafeon; or a Glacial Bait Module (200 Pokécoins in the Shop or reward in research missions) to get Glaceon.

• Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon: in these three cases there is no possibility of choosing beyond the trick that we can apply once per account: it is random. When we subject Eevee without having walked 10 km to an evolution with 25 candies, the result will be completely random.

Sylveon: When is it coming to Pokémon GO?

Sylveon is the latest species of Eevee evolutions introduced in the Pokémon saga and is currently not available in-game because Pokémon GO currently has the first five generations (plus the Alola and Galar regional strands as an exception). The next complete generation to appear in the Niantic title, if the order established so far is maintained, is Generation VI, where Sylveon is originally located. However, it is to be expected that either at the end of 2020 or during 2021 we will have the irruption of the first indigenous species of the Kalos region and, therefore, Sylveon will eventually be introduced with its own evolutionary method. What will it be? That is something that we cannot even venture to guess right now.