Jolteon
Jolteon is a Pokémon species in the Pokémon series, known as the Lightning Pokémon. It is one of the evolved forms of Eevee, obtained by exposing Eevee to a Thunder Stone. Jolteon is an Electric-type Pokémon known for its agility and powerful electrical attacks.
| National Pokedex No: 0135 |
| Type: |
| Category: Lightning Pokémon |
| Height: 0.8 m (2′07″) |
| Weight : 24.5 kg (54.0 lbs) |
| Gender: 87,5% ♂, 12,5% ♀ |
| Abilities/Hidden abilities: Volt Absorb/Quick Feet |
Biology
Physical Characteristics
Jolteon is a Pokémon which possesses a sleek and streamlined body structure, facilitating swift movements and agility. Its physique is characterized by short, yellow fur that stands upright, forming spiky tufts along its back, legs, and tail. These fur spikes serve as conductors for its electric energy, enhancing its electrical attacks and providing insulation against electricity. Jolteon’s fur is notably soft to the touch, contributing to its overall nimble and lightweight appearance.
The Pokémon’s head features a pair of large, pointed ears that resemble those of a fox, aiding in the detection of sound and electrical disturbances in its environment. Its eyes are typically a vibrant shade of yellow or gold, reflecting its Electric-type affinity. These eyes possess keen vision, allowing Jolteon to pinpoint targets accurately during high-speed maneuvers.
Jolteon’s limbs are slender yet muscular, equipped with sharp claws that enable precise movements and effective strikes. Its paws have distinctive pads that provide traction on various surfaces, facilitating rapid changes in direction and agile evasion of attacks. The Pokémon’s tail is long and whip-like, tapering to a pointed tip shaped like a lightning bolt. This tail serves as a conduit for storing and releasing electrical energy, amplifying the power of its electric attacks.
Overall, Jolteon’s physical characteristics are finely tuned for speed, agility, and electrical prowess, making it a formidable opponent in battles and a swift and agile hunter in the wild.
Behaviour
Jolteon, like other Eeveelutions, exhibits behavior influenced by its Electric-type nature. Here are some details about Jolteon’s behavior.
Jolteon is known for its remarkable speed and agility. It moves with swift and precise movements, darting around its environment with ease. This agility allows it to evade attacks and outmaneuver opponents in battles. Jolteon is naturally alert and vigilant, often scanning its surroundings for potential threats or prey. Its keen senses, including sharp eyesight and acute hearing, help it detect approaching dangers or disturbances in its environment.
Being an Electric-type Pokémon, Jolteon generates and stores electricity within its body. It may exhibit behaviors such as crackling or sparking with electrical energy, especially when excited or agitated. Jolteon can discharge this electricity through its fur or attacks, showcasing its Electric-type abilities.
While Jolteon is typically depicted as a solitary hunter or a loyal companion to its Trainer, it may also exhibit social behaviors when interacting with other Pokémon or members of its Eevee family. These interactions can vary from playful sparring to cooperative hunting or territorial displays. Jolteon’s behavior can adapt to various situations and environments. Whether in the wild or in battles, it demonstrates resourcefulness and quick thinking, utilizing its speed and Electric-type moves to overcome challenges and emerge victorious.
Jolteon can display protective behavior towards its Trainer or fellow Pokémon, especially if they are threatened or in danger. It may use its speed and electric attacks to fend off potential threats and ensure the safety of its allies.
Overall, Jolteon’s behavior is characterized by its speed, agility, alertness, and affinity for electricity, making it a formidable and dynamic Pokémon in both battles and its natural habitat.
Evolution
Jolteon is one of the evolved forms of Eevee, a unique Pokémon capable of evolving into multiple distinct species depending on various factors. Here’s a detailed explanation of how Eevee evolves into Jolteon.
Eevee evolves into Jolteon when exposed to a Thunder Stone. Unlike other Eeveelutions, such as Vaporeon (Water Stone) or Flareon (Fire Stone), Jolteon’s evolution relies on the specific use of this evolutionary stone.
A Thunder Stone is a special evolutionary item in the Pokémon world. When an Eevee comes into contact with a Thunder Stone, it undergoes a rapid transformation, evolving into Jolteon almost instantaneously. The Thunder Stone’s electric energy catalyzes the evolution process, triggering the genetic changes that result in Eevee’s transformation into Jolteon.
As a result of its exposure to the Thunder Stone, Eevee’s genetic makeup undergoes a significant alteration, causing it to manifest characteristics associated with Electric-type Pokémon. This transformation includes changes in physical appearance, such as the growth of sharp, electrically charged fur and the development of specialized organs for generating and channeling electrical energy.
Upon evolving into Jolteon, the newly formed Pokémon gains enhanced abilities related to electricity. It becomes capable of generating powerful electrical discharges from its fur and manipulating electricity for offensive and defensive purposes. Jolteon’s physiology is optimized for conducting and harnessing electric energy, allowing it to thrive in environments rich in electrical currents.
Along with its physical transformation, Jolteon also exhibits behavioral changes characteristic of Electric-type Pokémon. Jolteon’s evolution equips it with the skills and instincts necessary to navigate its electrified environment and engage in lightning-fast battles with opponents.
In summary, Eevee evolves into Jolteon through exposure to a Thunder Stone, a process that triggers rapid genetic changes and imbues the Pokémon with Electric-type characteristics. Jolteon’s evolution represents its adaptation to electric energy, resulting in enhanced physical attributes and specialized abilities suited for its new Electric-type identity.
Appearances
Anime Main Appearances
Jolteon first appeared under Sparky’s ownership in “The Battling Eevee Brothers” targeted by Team Rocket. In various episodes, trainers like Ethan (”Get Along, Little Pokémon”) and Satsuki (”Trouble’s Brewing” and ”Espeon, Not Included”) showcased Jolteon’s abilities.
Volkner used a Jolteon in his Gym battle against Ash, but it was defeated. (”The Eighth Wonder of the Sinnoh World!”). Virgil’s Jolteon played a crucial role in ”Team Eevee and the Pokémon Rescue Squad!’‘, handling Cryogonal and powering up a generator.
In “Eevee & Friends” a playful Jolteon joins Eevee and its evolutions, including Sylveon. Its affectionate hugs sometimes come with a shock. In “Mystery on a Deserted Island” an Eevee evolves into Jolteon with a Thunder Stone. In “Turning Heads and Training Hard” a wild Jolteon aids Ilima’s Eevee. In “Out of Their Elements” a circus performer’s attempt to evolve her Eevee results in a surprising Jolteon evolution.
Anime Minor Appearances
In various instances, Jolteon appeared battling Ash at the Pokémon League Admissions Exam (”The Ultimate Test”), controlled by villains (”Pikachu Re-Volts”), affected by crystals (”As Clear As Crystal”), and evolving from Eevee during Gary‘s (”Johto Photo Finish”) and Brock‘s (”A Bite to Remember”)demonstrations. It featured in opening sequences of ”Destiny Deoxys” (multiple) and ”Giratina and the Sky Warrior” (with other Eeveelutions), in ”Campus Reunion”, a flashbacks (”Flint Sparks the Fire!” and ”Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel”), and Pokémon Catch Race (”The Power of Us”), showcasing its versatility.
Jolteon appeared in the fantasy in the episodes ”Tag Team Battle Inspiration!” (in Serena’s fantasy) and ”On Land, In the Sea, and to the Future!”.
A Trainer’s Jolteon appeared in the episodes:
- ”Flint Sparks the Fire!” (in a flashback)
- ”I Choose You!”
- ”Legend? Go! Friends? Go!” (participated in the Raid Battle) and ”To Train, or Not to Train!” (seen at the Eevee Evolution Lab)
- ”This Could be the Start of Something Big!”
Manga Appearances
The Electric Tale of Pikachu
In “To Evolve or Not to Evolve, That Is the Question!”, Jolteon owned by Sparky, one of the four Eevee brothers who is a Pokémon Trainers, fights Mikey’s Eevee to test his worthiness. With Ash’s help teaching Mimic, Eevee turns the tide, using Jolteon’s Pin Missile against it for victory.
Pokémon Adventures
Red, Green & Blue arc – In “Blame it on Eevee”, a unique Eevee with the ability to switch between its evolved forms, including Jolteon, joins Red’s team after being caught. Using special stones provided by Giovanni, it can evolve and devolve rapidly.
Yellow arc – A Jolteon made an appearance in “The Kindest Tentacruel” as part of Yellow’s imagination regarding evolution via Evolution stones.
HeartGold & SoulSilver arc – Vaporeon owned by one of the Kimono Girls appeared in ”Pleased as Punch With Parasect”.
X & Y arc – Jolteon was seen in a fantasy in ”Sylveon Enchants”.
Pokémon Pocket Monsters
Jolteon made appearances in “Regain the Deserted Power Plant!”, “Clefairy Evolves… At Last?!”, and “Curry Showdown! Which is the Most Delicious?”. In “Squirtle, the Crybaby Pokémon”, Giovanni utilized a Jolteon to aid in his destructive plans for Pallet Town, with a subsequent reappearance in “Good-Bye, Pikachu?!”.
Pokémon Zensho
In the third chapter of this manga, PZ04, Jolteon was seen in a fantasy.
Game data
Stats
Location
| Game version | Location |
|---|---|
| Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Yellow | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Crystal | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire | Trade |
| Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Emerald | Trade |
| Pokémon Colosseum | Trade |
| Pokémon XD | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Platinum | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon HeartGold and Pokémon SoulSilver | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Black and Pokémon White | Trade |
| Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2 | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon X and Pokémon Y | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Omega Rubya and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! | Evolve Eevee |
| Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield | Lake of Outrage, Giant's Mirror |
| Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl | Evolve Eevee |
| Legends Arceus | Space-Time Distortion |
| Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet | Tagtree Thicket, Casseroya Lake, North Province (Area One), North Province (Area Two), East Province (Area One), East Province (Area Two), South Province (Area One), South Province (Area Two), South Province (Area Four), West Province (Area Three) |
Jolteon's origin name
English: In English, the name “Jolteon” is a combination of “jolt” and “eon”. “Jolt” refers to a sudden, powerful electric shock or movement, which reflects Jolteon’s Electric-type abilities. The suffix “-eon” is a common element in the names of all Eeveelutions, derived from “eon,” a term meaning an indefinitely long period of time, suggesting the potential for evolution and adaptability.
Japanese: In Japanese, Jolteon is known as “サンダース” (Sandāsu), which is derived from “thunder” or “electricity” (“サンダー” or “sanda”) and “ass” (ス), referring to its swift and agile nature.
French: The French name for Jolteon is “Voltali” combining “volt,” a unit of electrical potential, with “ali” or “allié,” meaning ally or partner, emphasizing its Electric-type attributes.
German: In German, Jolteon is called “Blitza” derived from “Blitz,” meaning lightning or flash, emphasizing its electric nature.
Spanish: Jolteon’s Spanish name is “Jolteon” maintaining the original English name.
Italian: In Italian, Jolteon is known as “Jolteon” again retaining the English name.
Korean: The Korean name for Jolteon is “쥬피썬” (Jupitsun), which is a transliteration of the English name.
Chinese (Simplified): Jolteon’s Chinese name is “雷伊布” (Léiyībù), which combines characters meaning “thunder” or “lightning” (雷, léi) and “cloth” or “cape” (布, bù).
Chinese (Traditional): In Traditional Chinese, Jolteon is known as “雷伊布” (Léiyībù), which is the same as the Simplified Chinese name.
These names reflect the Electric-type attributes and swift nature of Jolteon across different languages and cultures.