Eeveelution Chart

Here is the quick Eeveelution chart: Eevee is Normal, and its eight evolutions cover eight different types. Use the weakness column when choosing a counter, and the immunity or resistance column when choosing a switch-in.

Pokémon	Type	Standard weaknesses	Key resistance or immunity
Eevee	Normal	Fighting	Immune to Ghost
Vaporeon	Water	Electric, Grass	Resists Fire, Water, Ice, Steel
Jolteon	Electric	Ground	Resists Electric, Flying, Steel
Flareon	Fire	Water, Ground, Rock	Resists Fire, Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel, Fairy
Espeon	Psychic	Bug, Ghost, Dark	Resists Fighting, Psychic
Umbreon	Dark	Fighting, Bug, Fairy	Immune to Psychic; resists Ghost and Dark
Leafeon	Grass	Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug	Resists Water, Electric, Grass, Ground
Glaceon	Ice	Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel	Resists Ice
Sylveon	Fairy	Poison, Steel	Immune to Dragon; resists Fighting, Bug, Dark

The table uses the standard main-series type chart. A move's actual result can change with abilities, held items, weather, Terastallization, or a game-specific battle rule, so verify unusual cases in the Pokémon type chart.

Eeveelutions by type

Type	Eeveelution	What makes the type useful
Normal	Eevee	The baseline choice with a simple weakness and a Ghost immunity.
Water	Vaporeon	A bulky Water option that handles Fire, Water, Ice, and Steel attacks well.
Electric	Jolteon	The narrowest defensive weakness in the family: Ground is the matchup to cover.
Fire	Flareon	Strong resistance coverage, balanced by weaknesses to Water, Ground, and Rock.
Psychic	Espeon	Fast-looking Psychic identity with useful Fighting and Psychic resistances.
Dark	Umbreon	A defensive Dark profile with a Psychic immunity and a different set of answers from Espeon.
Grass	Leafeon	Four helpful resistances, but several common attacking types to watch.
Ice	Glaceon	A clear Ice identity that needs protection from Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel.
Fairy	Sylveon	The family member that blanks Dragon attacks and checks Fighting, Bug, and Dark pressure.

How to use the chart in a matchup

If you are picking an evolution

Start with the type you need, not the Pokémon name. Jolteon is the cleanest choice when the main concern is a Flying or Water matchup and you can protect it from Ground. Sylveon is the direct Fairy option when Dragon immunity matters. Umbreon is the better Dark-flavored defensive choice when you want a Psychic immunity rather than Espeon's Psychic damage profile.

If you are countering an Eeveelution

Read the exact row. Do not use “Eevee weakness” as a substitute for the evolved form's weakness. For example, Fighting is super effective against Eevee but does not have the same meaning against Espeon, Umbreon, or Sylveon. The evolution's type is the first filter.

If the Pokémon has an extra battle mechanic

Use this as the type baseline, then check the exact game and format. Terastallization, abilities, and special forms can change what you should bring. The type calculator is the quickest way to compare one or two defending types against every attacking type.

Eeveelution chart takeaway

The eight evolutions are a compact tour of the type system: Water, Electric, Fire, Psychic, Dark, Grass, Ice, and Fairy. Pick by the matchup you need, then cover the weakness shown in the table. That keeps the chart useful for both collecting and team planning without treating every Eeveelution as if it shared Eevee's Normal typing.