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Defensive Sylveon sets bring their own issues, as Sylveon has access to Yawn which is great at shutting down momentum or crippling a would be counter, but often pay the price for it by being far more passive. Toxic Spikes is incredible against defensive sets, forcing it to Wish more often and sabotaging its bulk while punishing the use of Protect. Wooper, Quagsire, Dunsparce, Poochyena, Mightyena, Slakoth, Slaking, Numel, Camerupt, Bidoof, Bibarel, Hippopotas, Hippowdon, Pansear, Munna, Yungoos, Gumshoos, Komala Eevee evolves into Sylveon when leveled up knowing a Fairy‐type move and gaining at least two Affection hearts in Pokémon‐Amie or Pokémon Refresh. Starting from Generation VIII, it evolves via high friendship with a Fairy‐type move. Sylveon's overall appearance appears to take inspiration from rabbits and possibly the Asian Moon Rabbit due to fairies being known for their activity under moonlight. The Asian Moon Rabbit is also known for being companions with Chang'e, a Chinese moon goddess that wears a robe with many ribbons, which may be the inspiration for Sylveon's ribbon motif. It emits a soothing aura from its ribbon-shaped organs. It wraps these appendages around quarrelers to instantly restore calm to the situation.

Poor Speed, forcing Sylveon to tank hits before acting, compromising both its bulk and offensive pressure. When riled up, Sylveon will become fearless and will not hesitate to strike, no matter how large its opponents are. Galarian fairy tales have even depicted tales of Sylveon defeating ferocious dragon Pokémon. Sylveon can exude a peacefully soothing aura from their ribbon-like organs to tranquilize their foes or prey. They can wrap and strangle quarrellers with their long extensible feelers as well. There's a Galarian fairy tale that describes a beautiful Sylveon vanquishing a dreadful dragon Pokémon.Sylveon wraps its ribbonlike feelers around its Trainer’s arm because this touch enables it to read its Trainer’s feelings. Protect/Detect -Best move in Doubles, and Sylveon is one of the rare Pokémon that gets Detect, enabling it to dodge Imprison shenanigans. Chi-Yu -Beads of Ruin helps push Sylveon’s already incredible damage into the stratosphere and Chi-Yu and Sylveon cover each other’s weaknesses well (Chi-Yu melting Tera Steel types, Sylveon blasting Fighting and to a lesser extent, Dragon types) Dunsparce, Swinub, Piloswine, Mamoswine, Phanpy, Vigoroth, Pachirisu, Buneary, Lopunny, Cubchoo, Beartic

Wish is an incredible clerical tool, enabling Sylveon to heal its teammates, being a massive enabler to them as well as giving Sylveon some much needed longevity.

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Sylveon is the only cross‐generation Eeveelution not to be introduced as a pair with another Eeveelution. There’s a Galarian fairy tale that describes a beautiful Sylveon vanquishing a dreadful dragon Pokémon. This Pokémon uses its ribbonlike feelers to send a soothing aura into its opponents, erasing their hostility.

Sylveon is the only Pokémon introduced in Generation VI that is an evolutionary relative to a Pokémon from a previous generation. Sylveon comes from sylvan (meaning of the forest, due to legends of fairies residing in forests) and eon (a long period of time). Its name may also derive either from sylph or sylvan, both of which share the Latin root silva, the Latin word for forest. In mythology, forests are often depicted as places where fairies and nymphs can be found.Sylveon has mnade a few appearances in the anime. Most notably, Serena's Eevee evolved into one and was used during her Pokémon Showcases and Contest campaigns # The Shiny variation of Sylveon has inverse coloration, with blue and red fur (replacing the pink patches and the blue in its ears) and reddish‐pink eyes.