On the day Fang Yuan and Cynthia finished their match at the Pokémon World Championships, every old man and old grandmother at Breeding Houses across the Pokémon World brought out premium Pokémon Food for the Eevees in their care.
Eat more, eat well, drink well, and have a litter of little ones. If they had guessed correctly, Eevees and Eevee Pokémon Eggs from Breeding Houses would soon be in short supply.
An Eevee had actually defeated a near-Legendary Pokémon Mega Garchomp? No... it had even driven back the Creation Duo?
How could they call themselves Trainers if they did not catch a few and raise them?
Eevees around the world: ?(//?Д/?/)? trembling with fear, feeling immense pressure.
Of course, sensible people still knew what it meant when people said "someone else's Eevee." But that did not stop Trainers from getting fired up after watching the match and wanting to raise an Eevee.
They could not afford to buy or raise a pseudo-Legendary, but could they not afford an Eevee? Besides, even if they did not raise it well, it was cute. That alone was enough... And if they wanted strength, they could always give it an Evolution Stone. It would not end up too weak.
In the Pokémon World, Evolution Stones were nowhere near as expensive as they were on Earth. Though still precious, ordinary Trainers could generally afford them.
So, in summary, Eevee might soon become as commonplace and ubiquitous as the Pikachu Team Rocket talked about...
This phenomenon was generally known as the "Great Eevee Era"...
Noon.
Rose Tower.
Inside the president's office.
Chairman Rose played a little mobile game with a gloomy expression while his secretary, Ms. Olivia, sighed beside him.
A month ago, Chairman Rose had still smiled often. Yet over the past few days,