Moonlight Pokémon
Umbreon evolved as a result of exposure to the moon's waves. It hides silently in darkness and waits for its foes to make a move. The rings on its body glow when it leaps to attack.
# 197
i love it but it’s also pretty basic
my fav shiny of all time
It is nice, but not much changes, I just dont feel anything looking at it.
My first shiny grind.
One of the first shinies that comes to mind when I think of a perfect shiny! Even though the black fur doesn't change it still immediately stands o... read more
Has a better futuristic look than the new official futuristic pokemon
perfect shiny and a childhood favorite. your five stars, my liege 🙇
Beloved for a reason. The eerie blue glow and golden eyes are just (chef’s kiss) bellissimo. I’m a big Dark-type lover and this one is definite... read more
This is beautiful
one of the best subtly changed shinies
Amazing
Its subtle, but the blue has a certain glow to it, which adds to the ephemeral special kind of powers, i almost want to say psychic powers
wish it were more distinctive
Incredible. Blue glow instead of gold is brilliant
The shiny version of Umbreon in Pokémon GO was released on 11-08-2018.
Umbreon was originally discovered in the Johto region. The main colors of shiny Umbreon are black, and blue. The typing of this Pokémon is dark. The Pokédex number of Umbreon is #197. In the dex they call Umbreon the Moonlight Pokémon
Umbreon evolved as a result of exposure to the moon's waves. It hides silently in darkness and waits for its foes to make a move. The rings on its body glow when it leaps to attack. This Pokémon is usually seen found in dark places, such as movie theaters, cemeteries and landmarks.
Umbreon belongs to the Eevee family.
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