Pokémon Enthusiast Unveils Egypt-Inspired Ghost-Type Eeveelution Design

A creative Pokemon enthusiast has imagined a fresh take on a Ghost-type Eevee evolution, complete with an imaginative Egyptian twist. This new creation, an unofficial Eeveelution known as Anubeon, beautifully demonstrates the knack for creativity within the Pokemon fan community by reimagining these beloved creatures in exciting new forms.

Eevee, a staple of the Pokemon series since the very beginning, has consistently charmed fans with its versatility and cuteness. This Normal-type favorite has a remarkable eight evolutions, setting it apart from the crowd. Nonetheless, it’s been quite some time since Eevee last received a new evolution. The last addition was Sylveon, a Fairy-type introduced back in the sixth generation in 2013, leaving fans yearning for something new for the past ten years.

Recently, a talented fan known by the username Patient-Ambition9826 shared their innovative creation with fellow fans: Anubeon, a Ghost-type Eevee evolution inspired by Egyptian aesthetics. This unofficial Pokemon features a design reminiscent of a small feline with an Anubis-like head, glowing yellow eyes, and dark blue skin, complete with a tail shaped like an ankh. The artist also released a shiny version, where the head turns dark blue, and the skin takes on a grey hue. Ambitiously, Patient-Ambition9826 plans to bring another concept to life with a Ground-type Eeveelution, once again drawing inspiration from Egyptian themes.

In the world of fan art, Ghost-type Eeveelutions hold a special place, especially in recent years. Earlier, another creative fan came up with Mischeveon, a genie-inspired Ghost-type Eevee, capturing imaginations with its purple feline form clad in a genie’s attire.

Traditionally, many Ghost-type Eevee fan arts are derived from traditional ghostly motifs. For instance, a while back, a fan conceived Halluceon, portraying it as a hauntingly thin, pallid cat-like creature donning a skull helmet and elongated ears, with a mysterious purple sphere hovering where the neck should be.

Another fan creation worth mentioning is Ghouleon, invented some years ago. This delightful Ghost-type Eevee stands out with its cat-like shape, clad in white, grey, and blue fur, and features a smoky tail, deep blue eyes, and long whiskers. Fans adored this design at the time and continue to cherish it.

With such vibrant creativity in the fan community, it’s no wonder there’s a strong hope for Nintendo to introduce an official Ghost-type Eeveelution someday. If that day comes, fans will undoubtedly relish the opportunity to compare the official version with these fascinating fan-made interpretations.