Eevee and Pikachu (Maid)

Eevee is based on a small fox. It has long, pointy ears and a brush-like tail. Its agile and flexible body is adapted for speed and agility. Its predominant fur color is dark brown, with a creamy hue on its neck and tail end. The neck area has thicker, longer fur. Its eyes are brown. Its fur is soft and short.

Eevee is known for its numerous Eeveelutions. Its genetic instability allows it to transform upon exposure to Evolution Stones, being friends with its Trainer, or training in a certain area, and will allow it to evolve into eight different Pokémon species, with an equal number of different types. Eevee is capable of altering its body composition to adapt to its environment, to the point where its face can resemble that of its Trainer, making it a very adaptable Pokémon, and has allowed it to achieve these evolutions as a result. The reason for its genetic instability and why it is the only Pokémon to have exhibited it has not yet been clarified. It is said to be the key to understanding evolution in Pokémon.

It is commonly seen in cities, accompanied by people, since they are quite sociable and friendly Pokémon.

Pikachu is a small Pokémon whose morphology is based on a rodent. Although its name and category refer to a mouse, according to its designer, its cheeks are based on those of a squirrel. Its body is yellow with two brown stripes on its back and at the base of its tail. The tips of its ears are black, and it has a large red circle on each cheek. It has a lightning bolt-shaped tail for males and a heart-shaped tail for females.

Pikachu stores a large amount of electricity in the sacs in its cheeks. These sacs appear to charge electrically during the night while it sleeps. It occasionally releases electricity while half asleep, as if dreaming it's giving off electric shocks. It occasionally releases small shocks after just waking up. Pikachu's cheeks can also be recharged by an electric shock delivered by another Pikachu. It is a very curious Pokémon, which is why it can often be seen near human settlements.

Pikachu's primary habitat is the forest, far from human settlements, where it can find berries, which it roasts with its electricity. So, if you find a scorched berry lying on the ground, it's very likely Pikachu's work. It likes to live in groups, where it always keeps its tail up in the air to keep watch. In this position, it can easily be struck by lightning, and if it feels threatened or disturbed, it will release all its stored electricity. The energy released by several individuals together is capable of generating thunderstorms.

They are anthropomorphic versions of Pikachu and Eevee in the world of pokemusu, where all Pokémon look more like humans.

They are short, hairy women with a curvy, slightly plump figure.