Dae asks: Favorite Eeveelution

XY have been out for quite a while and we’re back to the same old news lulls. Perfect time for more Dae asks!

Today’s question is rather simple. With the newly addition of Sylveon, what is your favorite Eeveelution. With seven eight Pokémon to choose from, there’s plenty of choice but not too many to keep it simple. And on a side note, is there an Eeveelution you wanted to see in XY? Disappointed that there is only one new Eeveelution? Tell us!

I’ll be back tomorrow with a shiny new Daely Snack! The topic remains a secret however :). Happy commenting (and try not to spam too much).

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1,983 thoughts on “Dae asks: Favorite Eeveelution”

  1. Not exactly disappointed that there’s only one new Eeveelution, but I would have liked a Ghost, Dragon, Poison, Ground, or Fighting Eeveelution this go around. My favorite Eeveelution is a tie between Espeon, Leafeon, Umbreon, and Glaceon.

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  2. Honestly though, it’s weird because the rest of my body hair is black, and it’s not that long… LOL I’m gonna stop now. :I

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  3. Found this on Yahoo Answers, not sure if it helps…

    “Initially, hair is white. The cells in our hair follicles called “Melanocytes” generate pigments the main one being Melanin. This gives our hair its “Color”.
    In general, the more melanin present, the darker the hair color; the less melanin, the lighter the hair color.
    When these Melanocytes stop producing the pigment the result is a transparent hair. The transparent hair against your healthier darker hair gives the appearance of Gray hair. In reality the hair is not Gray but transparent.
    Harvard scientists propose that a failure of melanocyte stem cells (MSC) to maintain the production of melanocytes could cause the graying of hair.
    So, although stress is associated with many medical problems, there is no evidence that it can cause a person’s hair to turn white overnight.”

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