What is Eevee's "Energy Evolution" Poké-POWER?

It allows you to search your deck for an Eevee evolution of the same type as the Energy card you attach to Eevee from your hand, then put it onto Eevee. This counts as evolving Eevee.

Can "Energy Evolution" be used multiple times in a turn?

Yes, as long as you attach an Energy card from your hand to Eevee, you can use the Poké-POWER. However, it cannot be used if the Energy is attached as part of an attack's effect.

What are Eevee's weakness and retreat cost on this card?

This Eevee card has a weakness to Fighting-type Pokémon and a retreat cost of one Colorless energy.

Who illustrated this Eevee card?

The artwork for this Eevee card from the Unseen Forces set was illustrated by Miki Tanaka.

Is this Eevee card holographic?

No, this particular Eevee card (55/115) from the Unseen Forces set is a common card and is not holographic.

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EeveeUnseen Forces #55 Pokémon Card

Unseen Forces·#55·2005

Eevee, the adaptable Normal-type Evolution Pokémon from Generation I, is celebrated for its unique ability to evolve into eight distinct forms, making it a beloved icon in the Pokémon universe. This specific Eevee card from the 2005 Unseen Forces set is a common rarity, notable for its innovative "Energy Evolution" Poké-POWER that directly ties its evolutions to Energy attachments. Here, visitors will discover Eevee's Pokédex lore, detailed mechanics including its "Tail Whap" attack and its weakness, and the historical context of its Unseen Forces edition.

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Card Number: #55
Release Date: August 21, 2005
Language: EN
Set Code: uf

Eevee, the Evolution Pokémon, is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is renowned for its unique genetic makeup that allows it to evolve into eight different forms, each corresponding to a different elemental type. This adaptability makes Eevee a symbol of potential and choice within the Pokémon world. Its evolution line includes Vaporeon (Water), Jolteon (Electric), Flareon (Fire), Espeon (Psychic), Umbreon (Dark), Leafeon (Grass), Glaceon (Ice), and Sylveon (Fairy). Eevee’s natural habitat is varied, often found in urban areas and grasslands, reflecting its ability to adapt to diverse environments. Its diet is typically omnivorous, and its behavior is generally playful and affectionate, making it a popular companion Pokémon. In the games, Eevee is often given to the player as a special gift, emphasizing its significance. In the anime, Eevee and its evolutions frequently play central roles, showcasing their unique abilities and bonds with trainers. Its cultural significance extends beyond the games and anime, appearing in numerous merchandise, spin-off games, and even as a main partner Pokémon in Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! Eevee's type matchups are generally neutral due to its Normal typing, making it susceptible to Fighting-type attacks but resistant to none.