Vee

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Vee ブイ Vui

Vee

Debuts in Blame it on Eevee Caught in Meanvile...Vileplume! Caught at Outskirts of Celadon City Evolves in Prior to Forretress of Solitude Gender Male Ability Adaptability* Water Absorb* Volt Absorb* Flash Fire* Synchronize* Nature Mild Current location With Red

→ This Pokémon spent an unknown number of chapters as Eevee.

Vee (Japanese: ブイ Vui) is a Pokémon owned by Red in the Pokémon Adventures manga.

History

As an Eevee with its temporary evolutions

Vee is an Eevee that was experimented on by Team Rocket, thereby gaining the ability to freely change from an Eevee into any of its three Generation I evolutions (Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon) and back.

Vee first appeared in Blame it on Eevee. When Red tried to challenge Erika, she stated that she wouldn't battle him unless he was able to capture a Pokémon of her choice, an Eevee. Red, with the help of Bill, tried to battle Vee, but for every Pokémon that was sent out Vee would turn into the Eeveelution that had a type advantage over it. This ability confused both of them at first, but Bill eventually figured out the ability, and Red managed to discover a way to keep Vee from sensing the type of Pokémon sent out. Red was thus able to capture the Eevee. Realizing that his body had been experimented on to allow such an ability, Red took the Eevee to the Celadon Gym and connected it to a healing machine to allow him to recover. Just then, Erika appeared once again, and feigned being a member of Team Rocket to force Red to fight for him. Despite Saur, Poli, and Pika's best efforts, Erika was able to counter their abilities one by one with her variety of movesets, and then approached Vee, saying that if she disconnects him now, he would surely take his last breath. Red, evoking his deepest desire to defend the poor Pokémon, had Pika use a Substitute clone to distract Erika while having him guard the healing machine. Erika, impressed with their valiance, revealed herself to be an ally of the "good" Gym Leaders he had met before, and not only awarded Red the Rainbow Badge but also allowed him to keep Vee.

Vee was later used alongside Red's other Pokémon to battle Team Rocket members who were pursuing Articuno in the Seafoam Islands, which they ultimately failed to defend. Soon afterwards, Red sent Vee into storage after restoring Aero in Cinnabar Island. It was later discovered that when Red had sent him to Professor Oak, Vee had been captured by Team Rocket again. Later on, Red rescued Vee in The Winged Legends, after the evil Sabrina had no use for him, as she had now obtained the merged legendary birds. Two years later, Red also used Vee to battle Bruno on Cerise Island, taking advantage of his ability to change into his evolutions, which was enhanced through the three Vermilion Harbor evolutionary stones he obtained from Giovanni. A combination of its powers as Vaporeon and Jolteon allowed Red to take the win.

Vee was used on Red's test to become Viridian City's Gym Leader, defeating the last of the Association's Pokémon, Porygon2. It was his first appearance as an Espeon, and although he was not identified as Vee, Red expressed that he clearly had much trust in the Pokémon. Red later explained to Sabrina that the Pokémon was in fact Vee but that he had lost his ability to change into his Fire, Water, and Electric-type evolutions upon evolving into Espeon. Though it had now become a normal Espeon, Red still preferred it this way that it isn't burdened by the sufferings of his past any longer.

Much later, Vee is seen interacting with Ditty in the Battle Frontier following Guile Hideout's defeat.

Moves used

As Flareon

Using Flamethrower	Move First Used In Flamethrower Blame it on Eevee
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

As Vaporeon

Using Water Gun	Move First Used In Water Gun Blame it on Eevee Acid Armor Clefabulous Clefable
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

As Jolteon

Using Thunder Shock	Move First Used In Thunder Shock Blame it on Eevee Pin Missile Clefabulous Clefable
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

As Espeon

Using Psych Up	Move First Used In Morning Sun Forretress of Solitude Psychic Forretress of Solitude Psych Up The Last Battle X
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the anime

Red's Jolteon in Pokémon Origins

In Pokémon Origins

Red uses a Jolteon in the Pokémon Origins mini-series. It is one of his most used Pokémon in the mini-series, being one of the few Pokémon besides his Charizard that he is seen using in more than one episode.

Jolteon first appeared in File 2 - Cubone, where Red sent it out to battle against a Team Rocket Grunt's Koffing at the Pokémon Tower. Thanks to Cubone using Bonemerang to clear Koffing's Smog, Jolteon was able to defeat the Poison Gas Pokémon with a Thunderbolt, forcing the Rockets to retreat.

Red was seen using Jolteon again in File 3 - Giovanni, where he sent it out against Giovanni's Rhyhorn during his Gym battle against the Rocket Boss. However, like Red's Victreebel, Kabutops, and Snorlax before it, Jolteon was defeated before could land a single hit on the Spikes Pokémon.

Red also used Jolteon at the Indigo Plateau in File 4 - Charizard. It first appeared during Red's battle against Lorelei and her Dewgong, presumably defeating its opponent off-screen. Later, during Red's final battle against the Champion, Blue, the Lightning Pokémon was seen facing Blue's Pidgeot before eventually falling to Blastoise's Skull Bash.

Moves used

Using Thunder	Move First Used In Quick Attack File 2 - Cubone Thunderbolt File 2 - Cubone Double Kick File 3 - Giovanni* Thunder File 4 - Charizard
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the games

Red uses an Espeon in the Generation II games Gold, Silver, and Crystal, as well as in Round 2 of Pokémon Stadium 2. In Round 1 of Stadium 2, he uses a Jolteon.

Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal	Pokémon Stadium 2
	Round 1	Round 2
Type: Psychic Unknown Held item: None Espeon♂ Lv.73 Mud-Slap Ground   --       Swift Normal   --       Reflect Psychic   --       Psychic Psychic   --	Type: Electric Unknown Held item: King's Rock Jolteon♀ Lv.50-100 Thunder Electric   --       Bite Dark   --       Thunder Wave Electric   --       Quick Attack Normal   --	Type: Psychic Unknown Held item: King's Rock Espeon♂ Lv.50-100 Psychic Psychic   --       Bite Dark   --       Reflect Psychic   --       Hidden Power Normal   --

Trivia

• The Espeon which Red uses in Gold, Silver, and Crystal is most likely the Eevee from Celadon City that can be obtained in Generation I, just as Red caught Vee there. However, it is not present in the Generation IV or V games, instead replaced with a Lapras, which is most likely the Lapras that can be obtained at Silph Co. in Generation I.
• Vee is Red's only known Generation II Pokémon, just like his game counterpart's Espeon is if Stadium 2 is excluded.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon’s species, see Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, and Espeon.

Red's Pokémon
On hand:	Poli	Saur	Pika	Snor	Gyara	Aero
In storage: Nidorino  Diglett  Vee  Sandshrew  Traded away: Scyther  Charizard  Golduck  Machamp  Pidgeot  Porygon  Krabby  Given away: Mewtwo  Status unknown: Bellsprout  Fearow  Nidoqueen  Nidoking (multiple)  Victreebel (multiple)  Weepinbell (multiple)  Bellsprout (multiple)  Exeggcute (multiple)  Parasect (multiple)  Butterfree  Temporary: Blasty  Articuno  Organism No. 2  Chuchu

This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga.