Here stands proudly most of the members of the Eon Clan, a family of Eeveelutions headed by Flay, and amongst the proudest fighters in Greg's family.


From Left to Right:

Lief:
Lief is a young Leafeon, having just barely crested breeding age. He has a lot of tenacity, but is so far inexperienced in combat. He is currently in practice to weaponize floramancy in his favor. He is currently Flay's second youngest son.

Umbre:
Umbre is a level-headed calculating trouble-making Umbreon. He and his twin Steven make a mischievous tag-team that combine their skills to confound their opposition and allies alike. Umbre has a penchant for getting into trouble and complicated situations, but usually finds his way out with his heightened defensive traits, and his usage of guerrilla warfare, and unrelenting hindrances to his opponent's stats. He is considered Flay's favorite, showing the highest combat potential and practice. Umbre is married to a Renamon girl, and has a litter of several, while he leaves the bulk of childcare to his wife, he strives to become a clan Patriarch like his father before him. His Black Glasses help conceal his cunning glowing eyes as he plots. He's tied with his twin, Steven-Preston, for Flay's second/third eldest son.

Joel:
Joel is a mellow, laid back, and brooding Jolteon. He bears the marks of the folly of his youth, multiple body piercings and his dress style. His looks decieve from his kind and caring nature, and his natural sense of responsibility. He is the father of two of Shaka's children, with whom he raises with great care after Shaka broke it to him that they wouldn't work out. He acts as the group's unofficial second in command. His choice to raise his children to be warriors like his father before him has garnered respect from his sire, but Flay feels his talents are wasted now that he does not fight for himself. He is flay's eldest child.

Flay:
Flay Eon was born in the lap of Luxury in Celadon City as a pet Eevee to a rich socialite. His pampered lifestyle as a fledgling left him bored, so he became involved with a street gang of stray Meowth and Persian, using his cute looks to get into places to secure pillages for the gang. He was one day betrayed, beaten, and left for dead. He was rescued and rejuvinated by his mistress, who then decided he should be given to a Trainer who would raise him right, able to fend off his foes and act as he should, not as a house pet. That Trainer was Greg C. Songwell. Mere weeks after adopting Flay, the young Trainer turned him into a Fire-Type Powerhouse. Flay returned to his old home to reunite with his old gang, whom he then burnt to ashes, he has since harbored a severe hatred for any that go against the law and cause harm to those unable to defend themselves. Years later, Flay would be bred with a Ditto to produce his seven offspring, whom he united as a fighting clan. Flay is Greg's Left Hand in combat, commanding the battlefield with his searing flames and his powerful bulk. He seeks the companionship of a Growlithe as his mate, feeling unfulfilled in the fact his children do not have a proper mother.

Victoria:
Victoria is the rebellious Vaporeon woman. She has forgone fighting in pursuit of appearance, appeal, and debauchery. She would much rather spend her days mastering the art of seduction than the art of war, and with her liquid-state ability, biologically refuses to become a parent. Flay views her as his greatest failure, and a thorn in his side, merely tolerating her as she is his offspring, though he resents her heavily. Her lack of conviction for combat, and her absolute rejection of responsibility of any kind has marked her as the black sheep, to which she could care less in her own selfish pursuits. She is Flay's eldest daughter, and second born.

Steven-Preston:
Steven is the book-smart Espeon that binds the group on an academic level. In his youth, he and his twin, Umbre, would scheme and prank the others, and anyone else, in the name of fun. Umbre specialized in stealthily setting up or executing plans, while Steven was the mastermind behind their layout and timing. The two diverged understandably between Street-Smart and Book-Smart. Choosing orthodoxy over spontaneity, Steven compliments his twin in battle, making their onslaught into a kind of organized chaos. Steven and Umbre no longer see exactly eye-to-eye, but they were once completely identical, and share an iron bond forged in their father's fire. His Wise Glasses help in focusing his Psychic abilities.


The wardrobes of sme of the characters were directly inspired by certain trainers and classes, mostly for time-saving constraints, or similarities to prior designs.

Note that my scanner butchered the green color on Lief and Flay, making Lief's plumage look black.

Pokémon © Nintendo, Game Freak, The Pokémon Company

The Eon Clan © Me