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Eddie Pepper's Espeon Analysis
Eddie is Pepper’s Espeon. Pepper’s first Pokémon was Eddie, which she got from her parents when he was still an Eevee. Under Pepper’s influence and loving care, Eddie grew into an elegant and highly intelligent Espeon, and was pretty much her personal assistant when she was Tony’s personal assistant. Even now as CEO of Stark Industries, Pepper still relies on Eddie to make her life a little less hectic.
(Pepper named Eddie when she was a child)
Pepper got Diana, her Milotic, as a Feebas as a gift from Tony when she first started out working as his personal assistant. Tony claimed it was in celebration for lasting one month, as none of his other personal assistants had ever lasted that long. Pepper, not sure if she should be vaguely insulted

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