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Armor Fossil — Mysterious Treasures Pokémon card

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Armor FossilMysterious Treasures #116 Pokémon Card

Mysterious Treasures·#116·2007

Armor Fossil represents the ancient form of Shieldon, a Rock/Steel type Pokémon from Generation IV, known for its defensive capabilities and significant role in the lore of prehistoric Pokémon. This specific card from the 2007 Mysterious Treasures set is a common variant, yet it stands out for its groundbreaking mechanics as a Trainer card that plays like a Basic Pokémon. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its unique mechanics including HP and its special Poké-BODY, and a comprehensive history of this particular edition.

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Card Number
#116
Release Date
August 21, 2007
Language
EN
Set Code
mt

Armor Fossil, while not a living Pokémon itself, represents the ancient remains of Shieldon, a Rock/Steel type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. Shieldon is known for its distinctive face resembling a shield and its robust defensive capabilities, often depicted as a gentle herbivore that lived in prehistoric times. Its evolution, Bastiodon, is an imposing fortress-like Pokémon. These Pokémon are typically found revived from fossils, underscoring their ancient origins. In the games, players can obtain the Armor Fossil in the Sinnoh region and revive it into Shieldon at the Oreburgh Mining Museum. In the anime, Shieldon and Bastiodon have appeared, showcasing their defensive prowess and historical significance. The concept of fossil Pokémon like Shieldon highlights the deep lore within the Pokémon world, connecting present-day adventures with a rich prehistoric past, emphasizing themes of discovery and revival. Their unique typing provides interesting strategic options in battles, with a strong resistance to many common attack types.

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