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Eevee can be easily found and repeatedly caught at Magenta Sector 9 in Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Learn more about Eevee, how to catch eight to get all the Eevelutions, its other locations, stats, and more.
Pokedex |
Eevee |
| Legends: Z-A Pokedex | ||
|---|---|---|
Slurpuff
Dex #99 |
Eevee Dex #100 |
Vaporeon
Dex #101 |
| All Eevee Guides | |
|---|---|
| Eevee Learnset | All Eeveelutions |
List of Contents
| Video Route | |
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Eevee can be found in Magenta Sector 9 on the roof found in the northwest northwest of Lumiose City. Starting from the Magenta Pokemon Center, follow the route on the map above and use Rock Smash to break the rocks. Climb the ladder in the area with the Alpha Kakuna to reach the roof, then head to the southwest corner to find Eevee.
This is the best location as there is a nearby bench you can use to force Eevee to spawn. Do note that if you want to catch multiples, you have to leave the area, then come back after a while to get it to spawn again.
If you caught or defeated the Alpha Kakuna as well on the way to the Eevee, you can come back later to see if the Alpha Kakuna has respawned; if it has, then you'll be able to spawn another Eevee by sleeping on the bench repeatedly. If the Alpha Kakuna hasn't respawned, then you'll know that Eevee isn't able to respawn yet.
| Location | Image Guides | Location | |
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| Inner Courtyard in Vert Sector 9 | ||
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| Eevee is located in the courtyard inside Vert Sector 9. Enter from the northern or eastern entrance and head to grassy area to find Eevee. | ||
| West Rooftop in Bleu Sector 7 | ||
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| Eevee is found on the western rooftop in Bleu Sector 7. Climb to the highest point of the scaffolding along the outer northeast wall to reach the roof. | ||
| Rooftop North of Magenta Sector 7 | ||
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| Eevee can be located on the rooftop north of Magenta Sector 7. Use Fire-type moves to burn the bramble at the entry , then go north and climb up the ladder. Head southeast afterwards. | ||
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This is a late-game Wild Zone and should only be considered for filling out your Pokedex. If you want to use Eevee in your playthrough, you'll have a better chance finding it on rooftops.
All Wild Zones and Pokemon Locations
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| How to Easily Catch Eevee | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Stock Up on Quick Balls and Repeat Balls. If you are you are sufficiently levelled, Nest Balls also work. All of these can be bought the the Poke Ball Boutique at Autumnal Avenue. |
| * | Try to look for a few scaffolding for Colorful Screws. Try to get atleast 16 to max out the Blue Canari Plush. |
| 2 | Outside of Wild Zone 19, Eevee only spawns during the day. Rest at a nearby Bench until it is daytime. |
| 3 | Make sure to Save when you see it! Autosave will only take effect once you catch Eevee; so if you fail to catch it or it runs away, close the game and try again. |
| 4 | If you want to battle it, try bringing a Ghost-type Pokemon with Hypnosis, like Gastly. Drowzy will increase your catch-rate, and Eevee will have to cycle through its Normal-Type moves to hit you. |
| 5 | Try to look around for nearby bushes or tall grass you can hide in. Use that to your adavntage to backstrike Eevee with your Poke Ball. If it's not, just try to run before it sees you to backstrike. |
Listed above are the ways you can make catching Eevee easier. Do note that your game progress will determine how easy or difficult it will be to get yourself an Eevee.
If you find yourself low on funds, just walk around and pick up some sparkles on the ground. After a while, you should have enough Pretty Feathers and Tiny Mushrooms to sell for Poke Balls.
How to Catch Pokemon
| Eevee Evolution Chart | ||||
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Vaporeon
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↲ |
Eevee
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High Friendship (Night) without Fairy-type Move ↳ |
Umbreon
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Jolteon
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↲ |
↳ |
Leafeon
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Flareon
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↲ |
↳ |
Glaceon
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Espeon
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High Friendship (Day) without Fairy-type Move ↲ |
High Friendship while knowing a Fairy-type Move ↳ |
Sylveon
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Evolution Chart:
How to Evolve Every Pokemon
Flareon evolves from Eevee by using a Fire Stone. You can buy a Fire Stone at the Stone Emporium for 3000 PokeDollars.
Vaporeon evolves from Eevee by using a Water Stone. You can buy a Water Stone at the Stone Emporium for 3000 PokeDollars.
Jolteon evolves from Eevee by using a Thunder Stone. You can buy a Thunder Stone at the Stone Emporium for 3000 PokeDollars.
Unlike Legends Arceus, there is no Moss Rock in this game, so you can only evolve Leafeon from Eevee by using a Leaf Stone.
Unlike Legends Arceus, there is no Ice Rock in this game, so you can only evolve Glaceon from Eevee by using an Ice Stone.
Espeon evolves from Eevee when it reaches a high friendship level at day. Additionally, this will only happen if your Eevee does not know a Fairy-type Move beforehand.
Umbreon evolves from Eevee when it reaches a high friendship level at night. Additionally, this will only happen if your Eevee does not know a Fairy-type Move beforehand.
Sylveon evolves from Eevee if you teach it a Fairy-type Move alongside having a high friendship level with it. The earliest Fairy-move Eevee can learn is Disarming Voice at Level 15.
Note that not teaching your Eevee a Fairy-type Move while increasing its friendship will evolve your Eevee into an Espeon or Umbreon instead, depending on the time of day.
It is recommended to use Sylveon as it is a strong Fairy-type Pokemon with access to Draining Kiss.
| How to Increase Eevee's Friendship |
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It is recommended to have your Eevee hold a Soothe Bell in order for its friendship growth to increase by an extra 50% every time it levels up. You can obtain this after completing the sub mission, "Some Friendly Competition"
Some Friendly Competition Walkthrough (Side Mission 36)

You can increase your friendship with Eevee by spending time with them at Cafes around Lumiose City. Send him out before placing an order, and the two of you will be seated outside the cafe.
All Cafe Locations and Features

Vitamins and Feathers are training items used to increase a Pokemon's stats. Using these on Eevee will increase its friendship too.
Walking around with your Eevee out of its Pokeball will also increase its friendship. This is the slowest method however, but the easiest requiring only time and effort.
Raising Eevee's friendship stat will allow it to evolve into either Espeon, Umbreon, or Sylveon.
| Eeveelution | Best Nature |
|---|---|
Vaporeon
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• Bold (Defense ↑ / Attack ↓) • Calm (Sp. Defense ↑ / Attack ↓) |
Jolteon
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• Timid (Speed ↑ / Attack ↓) |
Flareon
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• Adamant (Attack ↑ / Sp. Attack ↓) |
Espeon
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• Modest (Sp. Attack ↑ / Attack ↓) • Timid (Speed↑ / Attack ↓) |
Umbreon
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• Bold (Defense ↑ / Attack ↓) • Calm (Sp. Defense ↑ / Attack ↓) |
Leafeon
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• Jolly (Speed ↑ / Sp. Attack ↓) • Adamant (Attack ↑ / Sp. Attack ↓) |
Glaceon
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• Modest (Sp. Attack ↑ / Attack ↓) • Timid (Speed ↑ / Attack ↓) |
Sylveon
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• Modest (Sp. Attack ↑ / Attack ↓) • Timid (Speed ↑ / Attack ↓) |
Eevee's best nature depends on its Eeveelution. It is recommended to have Eevee's nature set depending on the evolution players want it to undergo.

Players may use Mints to change Eevee's Nature. When used, Eevee's stats will change depending on the new Nature it acquires.
Players undecided on their Eeveelution can use Mints to change its Nature later.
| L-A Dex #100 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shiny Eevee | |||||
| Gen | 1 | ||||
| Height | 0.3 m | ||||
| Weight | 6.5 kg | ||||
| Species | Evolution Pokémon | ||||
| EV Yield | SpDef +1 | ||||
| Weak to: | ||
|---|---|---|
| (2x) | ||
| Damaged Normally By: | (1x) | |
| Immune to: | (0x) |
| Stat | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 55 | #225 |
| Atk | 55 | #248 |
| Def | 50 | #246 |
| SpAtk | 45 | #254 |
| SpDef | 65 | #187 |
| Speed | 55 | #208 |
| Total | 325 | #247 |
| Stat | Max | 0Nat | 0EV | -Nat | Min |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP | 162 | 162 | 130 | 130 | 115 |
| Atk | 117 | 107 | 75 | 67 | 54 |
| Def | 112 | 102 | 70 | 63 | 49 |
| SpAtk | 106 | 97 | 65 | 58 | 45 |
| SpDef | 128 | 117 | 85 | 76 | 63 |
| Spd | 117 | 107 | 75 | 67 | 54 |
narrow down the range of conditions
| Lv. | Move | Type | Cat | Power/CD |
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| Base | Tackle |
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40 / 4 |
| The user attacks by charging forward and slamming into targets with its whole body. | ||||
| Base | Tail Whip |
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- / 7 |
| The user wags its tail cutely to make targets less wary, which lowers their Defense stats for a short time. | ||||
| Base | Growl |
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- / 6 |
| The user growls endearingly to make targets less wary, which lowers their Attack stats for a short time. | ||||
| 10 | Quick Attack |
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40 / 3 |
| The user attacks by lunging toward targets with blinding speed. | ||||
| 15 | Disarming Voice |
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40 / 6 |
| The user attacks by letting out a charming cry that causes emotional damage. | ||||
| 20 | Swift |
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60 / 5 |
| The user attacks by firing star-shaped rays at targets. | ||||
| 25 | Bite |
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60 / 6 |
| The user attacks by biting targets with viciously sharp fangs. This may also make targets flinch. | ||||
| 30 | Wish |
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- / 12 |
| A short time after this move is used, HP will be restored either to the user or to the Pokémon that was switched into battle in the user's place. | ||||
| 40 | Take Down |
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90 / 8 |
| The user attacks by slamming into targets in an all-out charge. The user will also take some damage. | ||||
| 45 | Charm |
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- / 10 |
| The user gazes charmingly at targets to make them less wary, which lowers their Attack stats for a while. | ||||
| 50 | Double-Edge |
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120 / 10 |
| The user attacks with a reckless, all-out charge. The user will also take some damage. | ||||
| No. | Move | Type | Cat | Power/CD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 005 | Roar |
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- / 6 |
| The user lets out a mighty roar, which startles targets and drives them back a good distance. | ||||
| 006 | Calm Mind |
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- / 18 |
| The user boosts its Sp. Atk and Sp. Def stats for a short time by quietly focusing its mind and calming its spirit. | ||||
| 017 | Protect |
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- / 15 |
| The user takes on a protective stance that prevents incoming attacks from landing. | ||||
| 027 | Swift |
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60 / 5 |
| The user attacks by firing star-shaped rays at targets. | ||||
| 028 | Dig |
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80 / 12 |
| The user attacks by disappearing underground for a short time, then surfacing to strike targets. | ||||
| 033 | Body Slam |
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85 / 8 |
| The user attacks by dropping onto targets with its full body weight. This may also leave targets paralyzed. | ||||
| 035 | Endure |
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- / 12 |
| The user takes a ready stance to endure any attack. While in this stance, the user will be able to take a hit and be left with at least 1 HP without fail. | ||||
| 056 | Double-Edge |
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120 / 10 |
| The user attacks with a reckless, all-out charge. The user will also take some damage. | ||||
| 071 | Hyper Voice |
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90 / 8 |
| The user attacks by unleashing horribly loud, resounding vibrations. | ||||
| 074 | Shadow Ball |
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80 / 8 |
| The user attacks by hurling a shadowy blob. This may also lower targets' Sp. Def stats. | ||||
| 085 | Substitute |
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- / 10 |
| The user sacrifices a small amount of HP to create a substitute for itself. | ||||
| 087 | Iron Tail |
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100 / 10 |
| The user attacks by slamming its hard tail into targets. This may also lower targets' Defense stats. | ||||

Pokedex: All Pokemon in Legends Z-A
| All Pokemon Types | ||
|---|---|---|
Grass |
Water |
Fire |
Electric |
Ice |
Fighting |
Ground |
Poison |
Flying |
Psychic |
Bug |
Rock |
Ghost |
Dragon |
Dark |
Steel |
Fairy |
Normal |
| Pokemon Generations | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Legends: Z-A Pokedex | ||
|---|---|---|
Slurpuff
Dex #99 |
Eevee Dex #100 |
Vaporeon
Dex #101 |
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