A prehistoric, spiky-furred Eevee-like creature with red tribal markings stands in a lush, misty forest.

A prehistoric eevee. Appearance: Fur: Eevee’s fur is thicker and coarser than the modern version, designed for warmth in a colder, more rugged environment. It’s a mix of light browns and grays, with darker shades on its back, mimicking the camouflage needed for its environment (like rocks and dense foliage). Mane: The characteristic fluffy tail of Eevee has evolved into a thicker, more spiked mane that runs down its back, offering protection from the elements. The mane’s tips have tufts resembling ancient grass or moss. Eyes: The eyes are slightly larger, with a piercing, predatory look to them. The irises are a deep amber, with a subtle orange ring around the pupil—an adaptation for spotting prey at dusk or dawn. Claws: Eevee’s small paws are now equipped with sharper, more claw-like nails to help dig or climb when hunting or seeking shelter. The claws have an ivory-like color, a bit more primitive. Body Build: The body is slightly bulkier and more muscular, not as sleek and nimble as modern Eevee but more rugged to help it survive in a harsh, prehistoric environment. Its legs are slightly longer, giving it more agility to escape predators and move through dense terrain. Tail: Instead of the usual fluffy tail, it has a more streamlined and fur-covered tail that’s slightly longer, almost whip-like, with a more rigid texture at the end, which it uses for balance and communication with pack members. Markings: It has subtle, tribal-like markings across its body, which may be See more