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Pokémon (Eevee) › Basic : Evolves into Jolteon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Umbreon, Espeon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon, Glaceon-GX, Sylveon-GX, Umbreon-GX, Espeon-GX, Leafeon-GX, Sylveon ex, Jolteon ex, Umbreon ex, Espeon ex, Vaporeon ex, Flareon ex, Glaceon ex, Dark Vaporeon, Leafeon ex, Flareon-GX, Light Jolteon, Light Vaporeon, Dark Espeon, Dark Flareon, Dark Jolteon, Jolteon-GX, Light Flareon, or Vaporeon-GX
{C} → Signs of Evolution
Search your deck for up to 3 cards that evolve from Eevee, show them to your opponent, and put them into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
{C} → Quick Attack : 10+
Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage plus 10 more damage.
illus. Kouki Saitou
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Eevee showed up in Jungle (the second set of the original TCG block), Neo Discovery (the second set of the Neo block), Aquapolis (the second set of the e-Card block), and Sandstorm (the second set of the EX block). I used to think this was a deliberate trope, but it’s a EN-only point of trivia that doesn’t hold up well against the original sets – the card we know as AQ Eevee showed up in the *third* JP e-Card set, and this card doesn’t show up until the fourth or fifth set¹ of the JP Generation 3 TCG.
Either way, it falls apart in the DP era for both the EN and JP edition, with Eevee taking a few extra sets to show up in that block.
¹ Chronologically fourth, but most lists on pokemon-card.com listed ADV ex1 after the rest of the regular ADV sets, pushing it to the fifth slot.