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A famous person, like Martha Stewart
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A company, like Netgear
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Do we like Eevee?

A character from Pokémon Red and Green (Pokémon franchise) (1996)

Our score: 9 out of 10. Yes. Eevee is loyal, adorable and harmless, and it's open to any path you pick for it. Back it without hesitation.

Eevee debuted in the 1996 Pokémon games, Red and Green in Japan and Red and Blue elsewhere. It is a small, brown, fox-like Pokémon with a fluffy cream collar. It is usually a trainer's partner, and in the anime and games it is often a beloved pet-like companion.

Its claim to fame is adaptability. Eevee can evolve into several different forms, called Eeveelutions, depending on the stone, conditions or bond used. It began with three evolutions (Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon) and had eight by Pokémon X and Y in 2013. Guinness World Records lists it as holding the title for most Pokémon evolutions.

We score it high because it's sweet, loyal and eager to please, and it carries no villainous streak. It isn't a deep, driven hero with its own story, so it falls just short of a perfect ten.

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