Eevee
Its genetic code is irregular. It may mutate if it is exposed to radiation from element STONEs.
Base Stats
Best Moveset
Move Breakdown
Hyper Beam is the STAB anchor of this set. The Normal-type damage combined with the 50% same-type bonus makes it Eevee's most consistent damage output, particularly when targeting opponents with Normal weaknesses.
Body Slam is Eevee's primary STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus) move, dealing Normal-type damage with a 50% power boost. As a physical move, it synergizes with Eevee's Attack stat of 55, making it the most reliable damage dealer in the set.
Quick Attack is Eevee's primary STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus) move, dealing Normal-type damage with a 50% power boost. As a physical move, it synergizes with Eevee's Attack stat of 55, making it the most reliable damage dealer in the set.
Slash serves as Eevee's main Normal-type STAB attack. The same-type bonus increases its effective power by 50%, and with Eevee's Attack of 55, it can threaten significant damage against anything weak to Normal.
Strengths
- ▸Thanks to its Normal typing, Eevee can leverage STAB-boosted Hyper Beam and Body Slam to punch through opponents weak to Normal attacks
- ▸Eevee takes zero damage from Ghost type moves, creating free switch-in opportunities
- ▸Eevee's moveset provides good coverage, letting it handle various matchup scenarios
Weaknesses
- ▸An below-average spAtk (45) means Eevee is vulnerable when facing attacks targeting this stat
- ▸Eevee's low speed of 55 means it needs Trick Room or priority support to function offensively
- ▸The 325 BST means Eevee needs significant team support to overcome its raw stat deficiency
Pro Tips
Invest VP in Attack and Speed to maximize Eevee's physical damage output. Equip Eevee with Life Orb for a damage boost, or Focus Sash for survivability. Position Eevee carefully to maximize its impact while minimizing risk. Pair Eevee with stronger teammates that can cover its weaknesses and clean up after it weakens opponents.
Competitive Role
Eevee fills the balanced utility Pokemon role within the competitive landscape. Stat-wise, Eevee brings 325 total points with spDef as its standout stat at 65. When used correctly, Eevee can surprise opponents in specific matchups.
Detailed Strategy Analysis
At 325 BST, Eevee sits below the competitive average. The moveset focuses on STAB damage with Hyper Beam, Body Slam, trading coverage for raw same-type power. Immunity to Ghost gives Eevee a unique defensive advantage. At Tier C, Eevee is best used in specific niche strategies or lower-tier formats. For optimal performance, build Eevee with physical Attack investment, pairing it with a nature that boosts Attack or Speed.
Key Matchup Notes
Against Ghost-type moves: Eevee is completely immune, making it a perfect switch-in. Predict Ghost attacks and bring Eevee in for free, then capitalize on the tempo swing. Speed matchups: Eevee's 55 Speed means it will move second against most offensive Pokemon. Plan around this by using priority moves, switching predictions, or pairing with Trick Room support to reverse the speed order.
Battle Strategy Guide
In the opening turns, Use Eevee when you anticipate the opponent leading with something Eevee can threaten with its Normal STAB moves.
With a spDef stat of 65, Eevee functions best as a supportive role player.
The key is to identify matchups where Eevee can either deal damage safely or force the opponent to switch, giving you tempo advantage.
Assess the opponent's lead carefully before committing.
During the mid-game, Eevee's role shifts to maintaining pressure while conserving HP.
Switch Eevee out when facing its weakness to strong neutral attackers, and bring it back in when the opponent fields something Eevee can handle.
Use Quick Attack as coverage to punish predicted switches.
The key to mid-game success with Eevee is prediction—anticipate what the opponent will do and respond accordingly.
In the final stages of battle, Eevee can contribute by softening up the opponent's last Pokemon.
Don't expect Eevee to sweep—it should set up the KO for a stronger teammate.
Use resistances to Normal to tank a hit, then strike with Hyper Beam before switching out.
Evolution Chain
Team Synergy
- ▸Pair Eevee with Pokemon that cover its weaknesses and benefit from its resistances
- ▸Pair Eevee with Pokemon that cover its weaknesses and benefit from its resistances
- ▸Pair Eevee with Pokemon that cover its weaknesses and benefit from its resistances
How to Counter
- ▸Any Pokemon with base Speed above 65 will outspeed and KO Eevee before it can respond
- ▸Strong physical attackers can exploit Eevee's low Defense (50) for quick KOs with neutral physical moves
- ▸Special attackers target Eevee's weak Special Defense (65) for guaranteed damage
- ▸Eevee's low HP (55) means even neutral hits can KO it—apply constant offensive pressure
Team Composition Ideas
Balance Core: Build around Eevee with a mixed offensive/defensive core. Add a tank that can absorb hits Eevee can't, letting Eevee focus on dealing damage.
Support Core: Use Eevee alongside a heavy hitter that benefits from Eevee's defensive typing. Switch Eevee in to absorb hits with its Normal resistances, then pivot to your attacker for damage.
VoltTurn Core: Eevee works well in a Volt Switch/U-turn core, allowing safe pivoting. Pair with other pivot users to maintain momentum and control the battle tempo, bringing Eevee in only when it has a favorable matchup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:Is Eevee good in Pokemon Champions?
A:Eevee is rated Tier C in Pokemon Champions, making it a lower-tier option. With 325 total stats, it faces stiff competition from stronger alternatives. However, Eevee can still work in casual play or specific niche strategies with the right team support.
Q:What's the best item for Eevee?
A:Eevee benefits from Focus Sash (to survive a hit), Expert Belt (for coverage damage), or Life Orb (for a general power boost). Since Eevee has balanced stats, the item should fill whatever gap your team needs—damage, survivability, or utility.
Q:What nature should I use for Eevee?
A:Adamant (+Attack, -Special Attack) is the best nature for Eevee, maximizing its physical damage output. Alternatively, Jolly (+Speed, -Special Attack) works if you need Eevee to outspeed specific threats. Since Eevee's Attack (55) exceeds its Special Attack (45), always favor physical builds.
Q:How do I counter Eevee?
A:Eevee doesn't have major type weaknesses, but it can be countered by Pokemon with higher stats that outclass it in direct matchups. Strong neutral attackers and priority users are the best answers to Eevee. Focus on wearing it down rather than trying to OHKO it.