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Leafeon

Speedster · Melee

PhysicalIntermediate

Only auto attacks can critically strike. Leafeon's Critical-Hit rate increases at levels 5 and 9. When on a team with four other Eeveelutions, gains +1% base Attack.

Builds

Saved move and item loadouts for common play patterns.

Razor Ace

Anywhere Damage

Moves

Razor LeafAerial Ace

Held Items

razor-clawenergy-amplifierattack-weight

Battle Item

x-attack

Any combination of the four items listed have pros and cons. Optimal will heavily depend on player preference and draft.

Solar Leaf

Anywhere Damage

Moves

Solar BladeLeaf Blade

Held Items

attack-weightenergy-amplifieraccel-bracer

Battle Item

eject-button

Moves

Move timings, descriptions, upgrades, and hidden detail text.

Run Away

Passive

Eevee has 10% increased movement speed when out of combat. (5s after leaving combat)

Attack - Eevee

Basic

Becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing additional damage.

Swift

Move 1Ranged5s

Launches three stars in the designated direction in a cone, dealing damage to enemies hit. The first star that hits applies a debuff that lasts 1 second that causes subsequent stars to deal 70% reduced damage.

Razor Leaf

6s

Solar Blade

8s

Quick Attack

Move 2Dash7.5s

Dash in a direction, dealing damage to enemies hit.

Aerial Ace

5s

Leaf Blade

7.5s

Emerald Two-Step

UniteSure Hit100s

Leaps at a designated enemy, dealing damage to them and all enemies around them. These Pokémon are additionally slowed by 50% for 2s. After the initial leap, Leafeon leaps up and lands with force dealing damage to enemies in an area. Enemies hit by this area take more damage the closer they are to the center of this area. Leafeon is unstoppable during this move.

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Leafeon

Leafeon

Speedster · Melee

PhysicalIntermediate

Only auto attacks can critically strike. Leafeon's Critical-Hit rate increases at levels 5 and 9. When on a team with four other Eeveelutions, gains +1% base Attack.

Builds

Saved move and item loadouts for common play patterns.

Razor Ace

Anywhere Damage

Moves

Razor LeafAerial Ace

Held Items

razor-clawenergy-amplifierattack-weight

Battle Item

x-attack

Any combination of the four items listed have pros and cons. Optimal will heavily depend on player preference and draft.

Solar Leaf

Anywhere Damage

Moves

Solar BladeLeaf Blade

Held Items

attack-weightenergy-amplifieraccel-bracer

Battle Item

eject-button

Moves

Move timings, descriptions, upgrades, and hidden detail text.

Run Away

Passive

Eevee has 10% increased movement speed when out of combat. (5s after leaving combat)

Attack - Eevee

Basic

Becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing additional damage.

Swift

Move 1Ranged5s

Launches three stars in the designated direction in a cone, dealing damage to enemies hit. The first star that hits applies a debuff that lasts 1 second that causes subsequent stars to deal 70% reduced damage.

Razor Leaf

6s

Solar Blade

8s

Quick Attack

Move 2Dash7.5s

Dash in a direction, dealing damage to enemies hit.

Aerial Ace

5s

Leaf Blade

7.5s

Emerald Two-Step

UniteSure Hit100s

Leaps at a designated enemy, dealing damage to them and all enemies around them. These Pokémon are additionally slowed by 50% for 2s. After the initial leap, Leafeon leaps up and lands with force dealing damage to enemies in an area. Enemies hit by this area take more damage the closer they are to the center of this area. Leafeon is unstoppable during this move.

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