Pokemon Go continues its string of summer events \u2013 and the next Pokemon to get the community day treatment is a good\u2019un. This weekend: Eevee community day. The Eevee Community Day event follows on from a lot of other community-driven Pokemon Go events. We\u2019ve had Squirtle in sunglasses, Pokemon Safari Zone in Dortmund, Pokemon Go\u2026<\/b>
\nPokemon Go continues its string of summer events \u2013 and the next Pokemon to get the community day treatment is a good\u2019un. This weekend: Eevee community day.
The Eevee Community Day event follows on from a lot of other community-driven Pokemon Go events. We\u2019ve had Squirtle in sunglasses, Pokemon Safari Zone in Dortmund, Pokemon Go Fest in Chicago, and a Zapdos Day Event \u2013 now it\u2019s Eevee\u2019s turn, with the event taking place on this Saturday and Sunday.
Eevee is of course one of the most popular Pokemon thanks to its wide range of Eevee Evolutions in Pokemon Go and the rest of the Pokemon series. In Go Eevee can currently evolve into five different forms: Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon from gen 1 and Epseon and Umbreon from gen 2.
The prospect of shiny versions of all these different evolutions has fans excited for obvious reasons \u2013 but to achieve that you\u2019ll need a bunch of shiny Eevee and a whole lot of candy \u2013 but this event provides you with the opportunity to make that happen. Here\u2019s all the information we have on the upcoming Eevee event so far\u2026
This event is a worldwide affair, and it\u2019ll run for all Pokemon Go players on August 11 and August 12. That\u2019s this Saturday and Sunday, so clear your schedules \u2013 you\u2019ve got three hours on each day in which Eevee will spawn more commonly out in the wild \u2013 and this in itself carries with it a lot of rewards, which we\u2019ll get into in just a moment. If the Eevee Community Day event is anything like the one for Squirtle, a diligent player will be able to catch a whole lot of Eevee in a very short time, thus grinding out a lot of Eevee Candy and different catches in hopes of getting one with a good set of stats.
Here\u2019s the Eevee Community Day event stat time and end time \u2013 essentially, the time each major region will see their Eevee Spawn rates increased. The effects of the event will only take place in these hours, so be careful to make sure you get somewhere that\u2019s decent for walking around and passing some Pokestops for these hours: Eevee Community Day Times in Europe & Africa: 10am \u2013 1pm British Summertime Eevee Community Day Times in North America: 11am \u2013 2pm Pacific Time \/ 2pm \u2013 5pm Eastern Time Eevee Community Day Times in Asia\/Pacific: 12pm \u2013 3pm Japan Standard Time
As a reminder, there\u2019s also some buffs in these hours. Lures will last for 3 hours at a time (so dropping one on a nearby Pokestop will last the entire duration of the event) and trainers will get triple stardust for catching Pokemon. Pair this with a Star Piece and you\u2019re in for a real treat Stardust-wise, really letting you buff your Pokemon.
Remember that you may want to hold on to a couple of Shiny and non-Shiny Eevee at the end of the event \u2013 even once you\u2019ve evolved to get all five of the current Eevee Evolutions, another two Eevee Evolution Pokemon are on the way pretty soon.
Obviously, the main reward for taking part in Pokemon Go\u2019s Eevee Community day this August will be the chance to catch yourself a whole lot of Eevee. This has a few benefits: it gets you the Pokemon, the candy, and potentially a Pokemon that can evolve into one of the strong Eevee Evolutions, a few of whom are some of the best Pokemon in Pokemon Go ranging right the way across every Pokemon type in the game.
There are other bonuses, however \u2013 so let\u2019s go over them\u2026 Community Event Featured Pokemon: Eevee & Shiny Eevee Unique Move \u2013 Last Resort: An all-new normal-type move. Two-bar charge. Stats unknown, but it\u2019s powerful in the main Pokemon games. Lure Bonus: all lures dropped during the community day event for Eevee will last 3 hours \u2013 meaning they\u2019ll last the duration of the event! Stardust Bonus: all stardust gained through catching Pokemon and other actions during the community day event will be tripled. Use this in combination with a Star Piece item for an even bigger bonus still!
Above you\u2019ll find a quick little look at what Shiny Eevee and the rest of the Eevee family look like in Shiny form. The image above are from the main line Pokemon games, but the coloring and design of shiny Pokemon in Pokemon Go is identical nonetheless.
With Eevee it\u2019s very easy to spot you\u2019ve caught a shiny variant \u2013 they have a distinctive white\/grey sort of coloring that is very different to the brown coat of the regular form.
It also leads to some pretty interesting variations in the Pokemon that you can evolve from it currently in Pokemon Go: Shiny Vaporeon is a purple\/magenta sort of tone, very different to its usual blue
Shiny Jolteon takes on a lime-green look compared to its regular yellow. Shiny Flareon is least different, getting a lighter variant of its regular red\/orange color scheme Shiny Espeon goes all the way into a dark green color, very different from its usual pink-ish hue Shiny Umbreon remains black, but the highlights on its body are blue
Well, this one is an interesting question in itself \u2013 Eevee of course can evolve into many different types of Pokemon. There\u2019s seven total in the Pokemon Series, and you can currently evolve into five of them in Pokemon Go.
If you haven\u2019t yet done the Eevee Evolution name trick, you\u2019ll only need five regular Eevee in order to get one each of the full evolutions. You might want to save two further Eevee and enough candy for when the final two evolutions are added to the game.
If you\u2019ve already done the name trick a few times (you can only do it once per evolution), on average 10-13 Eevee should be enough to get you what you want with random chance \u2013 though given that it\u2019s a dice roll, prepare to potentially evolve more than that and trade away the duplicates.
Catching that many Shiny Eevee is going to be a challenge even with the boosted encounter rate of the event, however \u2013 so it might be wise to simply choose which shiny you go for carefully instead \u2013 perhaps considering the colors of them, as revealed above.<\/p>\n

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