Sylveon - fairy type Pokémon (#700)
#0700Cobbleverse Version 1.7.42Gen6

Sylveon

fairy

Sylveon spawns naturally in the wild, or can be obtained by evolving Eevee (Friendship 160+; Know Fairy move).

Evolution

  • Obtained by evolving Eevee — Friendship 160+ · Know Fairy move.

Cobbleverse Availability

Computed from Cobbleverse Version 1.7.42. "No record" means the dataset has no entry — it does not mean the Pokémon is unavailable.

Wild spawn
Yes
Evolves from
Eevee
Fossil revival
No
Item drops
2 items

Base Stats & EV Yield

Base Stats & EV YieldHp: 95Attack: 65Defence: 65Special Attack: 110Special Defence: 130Speed: 60Hp95Attack65Defence65Special Attack110Special Defence130Speed60
Hp
95
Attack
65
Defence
65
Special Attack
110
Special Defence
130
Speed
60
EV Yield2Special Defence

Spawn Conditions

3 natural spawn entries in the Cobbleverse dataset.

Sylveon — entry 1
Biomes
Overworld
Rarity bucket
uncommon
Relative weight
0.025
Levels
28 – 53
Context
grounded
Time / weather
Any / Any
Nearby blocks
Concrete Blocks
Sky light
8 – 15
Sylveon — entry 2
Biomes
Overworld
Rarity bucket
uncommon
Relative weight
0.025
Levels
28 – 53
Context
grounded
Time / weather
Any / Any
Structures
Village
Sky light
8 – 15
Sylveon — entry 3
Biomes
Overworld
Rarity bucket
uncommon
Relative weight
0.125
Levels
28 – 53
Context
grounded
Time / weather
Any / Any
Structures
Woodland Mansion, Woodland Mansion
Nearby blocks
Mansion Blocks
Base blocks
Birch Planks, Double Smooth Stone Slab, Oak Planks, Polished Andesite, Wool, Wool Carpets
Can see sky
No
Height range
62 – any

Item Drops

2 items recorded for Sylveon in the Cobbleverse dataset. The current export does not include per-item drop chances or quantities. Open in the Cobbleverse drops directory →

Abilities

#1
Cute Charm
Hidden
PixilateHidden

Details

Height
1m
Weight
23.5kg
Dex number
#0700

Moves

127

Data source

Cobbleverse dataset Version 1.7.42, joined from the Species Overview, Spawn Data, Evolutions, Item Drops, Special Obtainment, Fossils and Riding sheets. Missing records mean “not recorded in this version” — not “impossible”. For the standard dataset, see the standard Sylveon page.