Arceus·#14·2009
Bronzong, the Bronze Bell Pokémon, is a fascinating Steel/Psychic-type from Generation IV, evolving from Bronzor and revered in ancient lore for its rain-bringing powers and ability to open portals to other worlds. This specific card, #14 from the 2009 Arceus set, is a non-holo rare that stands out for its strategic Oracle Arrow attack and temporary free retreat. Here, you'll discover Bronzong's rich Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its attacks including energy costs, and its weakness, resistance, and retreat cost, alongside the card's edition history.
Read more ↓Bronzong, the Bronze Bell Pokémon, is a Steel/Psychic-type introduced in Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Bronzor, evolving at level 33. Bronzong's design is inspired by dotaku, ancient Japanese bronze bells, and has strong associations with ancient civilizations and mystical powers. According to Pokédex entries, Bronzong was revered in ancient times for its ability to bring rain, a vital power for agriculture. Some entries even suggest it has the power to open portals to other worlds. It is found in ancient ruins and caves, often depicted as a silent, watchful guardian. In the games, Bronzong is known for its high defensive stats and versatile movepool, making it a formidable opponent. Its ability Levitate, in particular, makes it immune to Ground-type attacks, negating one of its few weaknesses. In the anime, Bronzong often appears in episodes involving ancient legends or powerful artifacts, reinforcing its mystical and historical significance. Its stoic demeanor and powerful psychic abilities make it a memorable figure in the Pokémon world, embodying a blend of history, mystery, and raw power.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
