Glaceon

Glaceon is an Ice-type Pokémon from the Pokémon series. It is one of the seven possible evolutions of Eevee, with the others being Vaporeon, Jolteon Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon and Leafeon. It appears at #170 in the Sinnoh and #471 in the National Pokédex.

This Pokémon is very proud and arrogant because of their physical beauty and elegant way to attack. Glaceon is the most sensitive with respect to personality along with Jolteon, but unlike them, Glaceon is cold in appearance and shows an unreal strenght. Glaceon's blood contains an antifreeze effect that prevents it's body from freezing due to low temperatures. In the wild usually live on top of the snowy mountains where can spend whole winters without eating. When is on warmer areas it's body creates an aura that freezes the ground where steps in. It can freeze its fur into protective needles when endangered. According to the Pokédex, Glaceon can control its body heat and freeze the air around them to create a diamond-dust flurry.

In M.U.G.E.N, Glaceon was the first Eevee-evolution created by Yogoreneko, however, the files were damaged due to a general breakdown of the server. Luckily, the files are currently being fixed by Naoki2534. This character is same as Yogoreneko's other Eevee-evolutions in the aspect that it deals no block damage. It also it has a large power meter that can hold up to 10000 power; however its level one hypers are weak.

Gameplay
The Gameplay is very similar to other Yogoreneko's Eevee-evolutions, has built-in meters:

The FINAL ARM meter, when filled up, the user can perform a move that is a potential One Hit K.O.

A Special Meter wich is tied to special attacks and certain hypers only and regenerates, if depleted, it will be unavailable until it charges up completely.

Defense (Green) & Attack (Red) Monitor that changes in the game depending on the actions we take, it gets restored when the round ends.





You also can see the helper we have at our disposal and some other meters like Yawn,Wish,etc. and the time before they take effect.