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His Pokémon Let's go launch, and coaches from around the world are embarking on a new adventure through Kanto with their Pokémon partner. That is, they can not choose between the Eevee and Pikachu versions of the game. We are here to help you. You should definitely choose Eevee. Or maybe Pikachu.
In the end, the decision goes back to personal preference. While the Pokémon Let's go the games are remakes of the original Pokémon games, they are far from traditional entries in the series. These are games built for a post Pokemon Go world, where everyone can catch pocket monsters if they have a compatible mobile device. And once captured, these monsters can be transferred to the Nintendo Switch version of their choice.
So we immediately eliminate one of the main reasons to choose between different versions of Pokémon games: exclusive Pokémon. In older games where, for example, Sandshrew was only available in one version, players should trade online or in person for a version. Now, all they have to do, is to catch one Pokemon Go and transfer it.
So, do not worry too much about the exclusive Pokemon list below if you have access to Pokémon Go. But if you do not, then take a close look at both lists and see if there is a pocket monster you can not live with. If I did not have mobile gaming at hand, I might have accompanied Pikachu, because I can not live without Sandshrew and I can not be bothered to trade with people.
Exclusive Pikachu Pokémon Version
- Darkness
- Gruner
- Growlith
- Mankey
- Muk
- Strange
- Primeape
- Sandshrew
- Sandslash
- Scyther
- Vileplume
Eevee Exclusive Pokémon Version
- Arbok
- speckled
- Ekans
- Koffing
- Meowth
- Ninetales
- Pinsir
- Victreebel
- vulpix
- Bell
- Weezing
Exclusive Pokémon is not so important, the most important factor in the decision is to choose your favorite partner. If it's Eevee, then you are a good person who deserves respect and love. If it's Pikachu, then you could be a monster, I really can not say.
I'm joking. I like all Poképeople equally, no matter how horrible mistakes you could make. And there are many reasons to choose Pikachu over Eevee. On the one hand, you will spend all the game listening to dulcet notes of Ikue tani, Pikachu's voice. Every "pika pi" of the mouth of the electric mouse is ridiculously adorable. And since Pikachu is a star in animation, his version seems more official.
That said, Pikachu has already followed us in a game. The little zaprat had his own game in Yellow Pokemon. We need new blood. We need Eevee.
Eevee is ridiculously cute, especially with a hat and glasses. His voice, though not as iconic as Pikachu's, is light and charming. Actress Aoi Yūki was also Pascal's voice in Deny Automata, with countless other roles in anime and video games. In addition, if your Eevee turns out to be a woman (there is a chance that the match starts), she will have a heart shape on the tip of her tail. How cute it is!
This largely depends on your personal preferences, as many normal decisive factors between the two pocket monsters are null and void. No Pokémon partners evolve, they simply refuse. If you want a Raichu or a Vaporeon, you will have to catch an extra Pikachu or Eevee. And both appear in catchable form in each other's game, so it's not as if you choose one or the other.
The two Pokémon partners are extraordinary examples of their kind, able to learn special moves that no other Pikachu or Bishop can. At the end of the game, both end up becoming ridiculously powerful mutant pocket monsters, much more powerful than normal.
Both have access to special partner moves, powerful elemental attacks that have status effects on their opponents. Pikachu can learn three (Zippy Zap, Fally Fall, Splishy Splash) and Eevee learn five (Sizzly Slide, Buzzy Buzz, Bouncy Bubble, Dark Dark and Glitzy Glow). The powers each Pokémon has at the end of the game depend on the player. The utility of these extra movements is therefore the responsibility of the coach.
If abilities are not a factor and exclusive Pokémon are not important, it all depends on what you prefer of both. Who do you want to see in cinematics? Pikachu?
Or Evoli?
Shoulder or head? Electric or normal? Bad or bad? (Maybe not the last one.) Choose the one you like the most. Find someone else with the game and let the two fight to the death. Or throw a coin. These are two good games, Brent.
If you're looking for a direct recommendation and answer the question in the title, Gita and I highly recommend Eevee because we like them a lot. And if all else fails, you can always draw a "Why not both?"
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