Next Destinies·#75·2012
Bronzor, the Bronze Pokémon, is a fascinating Steel/Psychic type introduced in Generation IV, known for its ancient origins and reflective surface. This particular card, from the 2012 Next Destinies set, presents a common variant that captures Bronzor in a natural, overgrown setting. Here, you'll discover Bronzor's Pokédex lore, detailed mechanics including its attacks and energy costs, and the specific history of this edition. This guide is tailored for both new enthusiasts and seasoned collectors, exploring why this card appeals to various collectors and answering frequently asked questions.
Read more ↓Bronzor is a Steel/Psychic-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation IV, hailing from the Sinnoh region. Known as the Bronze Pokémon, its design is inspired by ancient bronze mirrors and bells, reflecting its deep historical ties within the Pokémon world. Pokédex entries often mention its discovery in ancient tombs and ruins, suggesting it has existed for a very long time. Bronzor evolves into Bronzong at level 33. In the wild, Bronzor are typically found in mountainous regions or ancient ruins, often floating serenely due to their psychic abilities. Their diet is unknown, but their metallic composition suggests they might absorb minerals from their environment. Behaviorally, they are often depicted as mysterious and quiet, using their psychic powers for various purposes, including communication and defense. In the games, Bronzor is often encountered early on and is valued for its unique typing, which grants it many resistances. In the anime, Bronzor often appears as a minor character, reinforcing its ancient and mystical aura. Its cultural significance lies in its connection to history and the supernatural, often appearing in legends related to good luck or protection.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
