Pokémon Scarlet and Violet - Eevee List and Locations

Details on Eevee locations in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Included are an overview, steps on how to evolve each Eevee, their strengths, etc.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - Eevee List and Locations

Eevee Evolution and Guide in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - Eevee List and Locations

Eevee is an intriguing Pokémon due to its ability to evolve into one of the various types of Pokémon. When certain conditions are met, its evolutions, also known as “Eeveelutions,” become strong contenders for inclusion in the main story of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (Pokémon SV).

For a list of all new, regional, and returning Pokémon in the game, visit our Paldea Region Pokémon List:

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Paldea Region Pokémon List

For a list of new Pokémon that will debut in the game, visit our New Pokémon List:

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet New Pokémon List

For a list of Pokémon with new Paldean Forms, visit our Paldean Pokémon List:

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Paldean Pokémon List

For a list of starter Pokémon that will debut in the game, visit our Starter Pokémon List

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Gen 9 Starter Pokémon List

Is there are new Eeveelotion?

Unfortunately, there is no new Eevolution introduced in the Paldea region.

Eevee List, Evolutions, and Locations

Eevee, the evolution Pokémon, is a unique species mainly because it can evolve into one of eight different Pokémon. Each of its evolutions is different and can be a useful addition to your party.

Pokémon Pokémon # Pokémon Type
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 179 Normal Eevee IconEevee
  • National Dex #: 133
  • Paldea Dex #: 179
Normal
Habitat
  • Biome: Olive (5%), Town (10%)
  • Area: South Province (Area Two), West Province (Area Three)
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • N/A
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 180 Vaporeon IconVaporeon
  • National Dex #: 134
  • Paldea Dex #: 180
Water
Habitat
  • Biome: Lake (1%), River (1%)
  • Area: Casseroya Lake
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (Use a Water Stone.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 181 Normal Jolteon IconJolteon
  • National Dex #: 135
  • Paldea Dex #: 181
Electric
Habitat
  • Biome: Forest (1%)
  • Area: Socarrat Trail, West Province (Area Three)
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (Use a Thunder Stone.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 182 Normal Flareon IconFlareon
  • National Dex #: 136
  • Paldea Dex #: 182
Fire
Habitat
  • Biome: Mountain (1%)
  • Area: Zapapico, North Province (Area One), South Province – Alfornada
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (Use a Fire Stone.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 183 Normal Espeon IconEspeon
  • National Dex #: 196
  • Paldea Dex #: 183
Psychic
Habitat
  • Biome: Grass (1%) – any area
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (By Happiness value of 220 during the daytime.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 184 Normal Umbreon IconUmbreon
  • National Dex #: 197
  • Paldea Dex #: 184
Dark
Habitat
  • Biome: Cave (1%)
  • Area: South Province (Area Six) – Alfornada, West Province (Area Three), North Province (Area Three)
  • Time: Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (By Happiness value of 220 during the nighttime.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 185 Normal Leafeon IconLeafeon
  • National Dex #: 470
  • Paldea Dex #: 185
Grass
Habitat
  • Biome: Forest (1%)
  • Area: Socarrat Trail, West Province (Area Three)
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (Use a Leaf Stone.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 186 Normal Glaceon IconGlaceon
  • National Dex #: 471
  • Paldea Dex #: 186
Ice
Habitat
  • Biome: Snow (1%)
  • Area: Glasedo Mountain
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (Use an Ice Stone.)
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 187 Normal Sylveon IconSylveon
  • National Dex #: 700
  • Paldea Dex #: 187
Fairy
Habitat
  • Biome: Town (1%)
  • Area: South Province (Area Six) – Alfornada, West Province (Area Three) – Medali
  • Time: Morning, Noon, Evening, Night
How to Catch
  • Evolve Eevee. (By having a bond of 2 hearts with a Fairy-type move.)

Eevee Evolutions Best Features

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 179 Normal Eevee Icon

Below is a breakdown of the advantages of each Eeveelution to your Pokémon team:

For Physical Attacks

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 182 Normal Flareon Icon Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 185 Normal Leafeon Icon

Eevee’s evolutions that excel at Physical Attacks are Flareon and Leafeon. If you give Eevee a firestone, it can evolve into Flareon, and if you give it a leaf stone, it can evolve into Leafeon. Because of their types, they can be excellent replacements for trainers who did not select Sprigatito or Fuecoco.

For Special Attacks

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 180 Vaporeon Icon Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 186 Normal Glaceon Icon

While Physical Attack-based Eevee evolutions are scarce, the remaining evolutions are the polar opposite. Those who did not select Quaxly can use Vaporeon as a replacement due to its Water typing. To obtain Vaporeon, use a water stone on Eevee. Glaceon is another Pokémon that relies on Special Attacks. When exposed to an Ice Stone, Eevee evolves into Glaceon.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 187 Normal Sylveon Icon Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 183 Normal Espeon Icon

Sylveon and Espeon stand out among their other evolutions due to their powerful Special Attacks. Eevee can evolve into Sylveon by showing a lot of Affection or Happiness and learning a Fairy-type move. When its friendship level is high in the mornings, it evolves into Espeon.

For Defense and Utility

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet - 184 Normal Umbreon Icon

Umbreon is a Pokémon of the Dark-type that evolves through Friendship in the evenings. While it has some Physical Attacks, it is primarily used to soften opponents through the use of Status moves. Umbreon uses moves like Foul Play to turn opponents’ attacks against them. It also has high Defense and Special Defense, making it worth raising if you want to play defensively.

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