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Description
Eevee weighs about as much as Pikachu, meaning it is fairly lightweight. It runs on all fours, but can attack with its paws still. In fact a lot of it’s standard combat draws from Normal type moves, like Scratch(jab combo), Quick Attack(side smash), or Tackle(dashbattack). However, a few extra moves make an appearance, like Sand Attack(Down Smash), Bite(Fair and pummel, complete with the bite visual effects from the game), or Iron Tail(Bair). You can choose either the male or female Eevee, but default is female. It’s alt colors are based on the color schemes for Flareon, Jolteon, Vaporeon, Espeon, Umbreon, Lefeon, and Silveon.

Neutral B: Swift
Acting similar to Palutena’s Autoreticle, Swift produces 3 stars that home in on nearby foes. They just fly forward if no one is in range. They can be used to gimp.

Side B: Sizzly Slide
Eevee slides forward on its paws, coated in red hot flames. This deals multiple hits and will drag opponents with it, dealing horizontall knockback to all it hits at the end. It’s possible to stop the move before it ends, but doing so leaves you open for a sec.

Up B: Bouncy Bubble
Eevee squats, surrounded by bubbles, then gets launched skyward. The bubble popping does decent damage and knockback, but the other bubbles make a slight side water push effect.

Down B: Buzzy Buzz
Eevee creates a small field of electricity around it for a few seconds(depending on how long it’s held). Using this move leaves you open to projectiles and the end animation is slow, but landing it can deal great continuous damage to a foe, and can almost guarantee a shield break if they shield it.

Final Smash: Evoboost Veevee Volley
Eevee surrounds itself with Z energy for a brief animation. Anyone caught nearby gets pulled into the final smash. It then shows the glowing eyes of all the Eevee evolutions before revealing them as they power a Eevee up via a Extreme Evoboost. It then uses its signature Veevee Volley, causing a huge blast that sends opponents rocketing away.

Victory poses:

1) Eevee looks to the screen, then cheerfully hops about, wagging its tail.
2) Eevee uses Leer, causing a shine in its eyes as it looks fiercely off to the side, then looks back to the screen and smiles.
3) Eevee plays around with the original 3 Eeveelutions(Flareon, Jolteon, and Vaporeon), bumping into them as they chase each other during the animation.

Taunts:

1) Eevee uses Tail Whip, which does nothing to either fighter nearby(Tail Whip traditionally lowers a targeted opponent’s defenses in the Pokémon games).
2) Eevee shakes its head a bit, causing the tuft of fur on its head to turn into one of the “hairstyles” from Let’s Go Eevee, then shakes it back to normal .
3) Eevee uses Growl.

Stage Entrance:
Eevee exits from a Pokeball, shaking its fur out.

Stage: Pallet Town

Description
Eevee weighs about as much as Pikachu, meaning it is fairly lightweight. It runs on all fours, but can attack with its paws still. In fact a lot of it’s standard combat draws from Normal type moves, like Scratch(jab combo), Quick Attack(side smash), or Tackle(dashbattack). However, a few extra moves make an appearance, like Sand Attack(Down Smash), Bite(Fair and pummel, complete with the bite visual effects from the game), or Iron Tail(Bair). You can choose either the male or female Eevee, but default is female. It’s alt colors are based on the color schemes for Flareon, Jolteon, Vaporeon, Espeon, Umbreon, Lefeon, and Silveon.

Neutral B: Swift
Acting similar to Palutena’s Autoreticle, Swift produces 3 stars that home in on nearby foes. They just fly forward if no one is in range. They can be used to gimp.

Side B: Sizzly Slide
Eevee slides forward on its paws, coated in red hot flames. This deals multiple hits and will drag opponents with it, dealing horizontall knockback to all it hits at the end. It’s possible to stop the move before it ends, but doing so leaves you open for a sec.

Up B: Bouncy Bubble
Eevee squats, surrounded by bubbles, then gets launched skyward. The bubble popping does decent damage and knockback, but the other bubbles make a slight side water push effect.

Down B: Buzzy Buzz
Eevee creates a small field of electricity around it for a few seconds(depending on how long it’s held). Using this move leaves you open to projectiles and the end animation is slow, but landing it can deal great continuous damage to a foe, and can almost guarantee a shield break if they shield it.

Final Smash: Evoboost Veevee Volley
Eevee surrounds itself with Z energy for a brief animation. Anyone caught nearby gets pulled into the final smash. It then shows the glowing eyes of all the Eevee evolutions before revealing them as they power a Eevee up via a Extreme Evoboost. It then uses its signature Veevee Volley, causing a huge blast that sends opponents rocketing away.

Victory poses:

1) Eevee looks to the screen, then cheerfully hops about, wagging its tail.
2) Eevee uses Leer, causing a shine in its eyes as it looks fiercely off to the side, then looks back to the screen and smiles.
3) Eevee plays around with the original 3 Eeveelutions(Flareon, Jolteon, and Vaporeon), bumping into them as they chase each other during the animation.

Taunts:

1) Eevee uses Tail Whip, which does nothing to either fighter nearby(Tail Whip traditionally lowers a targeted opponent’s defenses in the Pokémon games).
2) Eevee shakes its head a bit, causing the tuft of fur on its head to turn into one of the “hairstyles” from Let’s Go Eevee, then shakes it back to normal .
3) Eevee uses Growl.

Stage Entrance:
Eevee exits from a Pokeball, shaking its fur out.

Stage: Pallet Town