Vui

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Vui ブイ Vui

Debuts in Blame it on Eevee Caught at Celadon Gym Evolves in Prior to VS. Forretress Gender Male Ability Synchronize Current location In storage

→ This Pokémon spent 96 rounds as Eevee.

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

History

As an Eevee

As a Vaporeon

Vui is an Eevee that was experimented by Team Rocket gaining the ability to freely change from Eevee into any of its three evolutions: Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon and back.

Vui first appeared in Blame it on Eevee. When Red tried to challenge Erika she stated that wouldn't battle him unless he was able to capture any Pokémon of her choice and sent him to catch an Eevee. Red, with the help of Bill tried to battle him, but for every Pokémon that was sent out Vui would turn into the evolved form that could give the upper hand in terms of type. This ability confused both of them at first, but Bill eventually realized his ability and Red managed to discover a way of keeping Vui from sensing the type of Pokémon sent out by him and thus being able to capture it.

It was later used alongside Red's other Pokémon to battle Team Rocket members, who were pursuing Articuno in the Seafoam Islands. Soon after Red sent him to storage, after restoring Aero in Cinnabar Island. It is later discovered that when Red had sent him to Professor Oak, he had been captured by Team Rocket. Later on, Red had rescued him in The Winged Legends. Red also used Vui to battle Bruno on Cerise Island, taking advantage of his ability to change into his evolutions, which was enhanced since Red had three of the Vermilion Harbor evolutionary stones.

Vui was used on Red's test to become Viridian City's Gym Leader, and defeated the last of the Association's Pokémon, Porygon2. It was his first appearance as an Espeon and was not identified as Vui, but Red expressed that he clearly had much trust in the Pokémon. Red later explained to Sabrina that the Pokémon was, in fact Vui after evolving into Espeon, losing his ability to change into his Fire, Water, and Electric-type evolutions.

Moves used

As Eevee

Using	Move	First used in
	Bite	Unknown
	Moves used recently are in bold and have been italicized unless all moves all fit this case.
	An x shows that the move cannot be legitimately learned by this Pokémon in the games.

As Vaporeon

Using	Move	First used in
	Water Gun	Blame It On Eevee
	Acid Armor	Clefabulous Clefable
Moves used recently are in bold and have been italicized unless all moves all fit this case.
An x shows that the move cannot be legitimately learned by this Pokémon in the games.

As Jolteon

Using	Move	First used in
	ThunderShock	Blame It On Eevee
Pin Missile	Clefabulous Clefable
Moves used recently are in bold and have been italicized unless all moves all fit this case.
An x shows that the move cannot be legitimately learned by this Pokémon in the games.

As Flareon

Using	Move	First used in
	Flamethrower	Blame It On Eevee
Moves used recently are in bold and have been italicized unless all moves all fit this case.
An x shows that the move cannot be legitimately learned by this Pokémon in the games.

As Espeon

Using	Move	First used in
	Psychic	VS. Forretress
	Morning Sun	VS. Forretress
	Double Team	The Last Battle X
Psych Up	The Last Battle X
Moves used recently are in bold and have been italicized unless all moves all fit this case.
An x shows that the move cannot be legitimately learned by this Pokémon in the games.

Trivia

The game variation of Red that appears in the Generation II games owns a level 73 male Espeon.

Related articles

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

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