Triumphant·#58·2010
Bronzor, the enigmatic Steel/Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, is a fascinating creature with deep roots in ancient lore and an evolution into the imposing Bronzong. This specific Bronzor card from the 2010 Triumphant set, card number 58/102, is a common variant that stands out for its charming clay figure artwork by Yuka Morii. Here, visitors can delve into Bronzor's Pokédex lore, learn about its Iron Defense and Tackle attacks with their respective energy costs, and understand its weakness and resistance.
Read more ↓Bronzor is a Steel/Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, hailing from the Sinnoh region. This ancient Pokémon is said to have been discovered in ruins and buried deep underground, often found in caves and historic sites. Its flat, disc-like body and single eye give it a distinctive, almost artifact-like appearance, which ties into its Pokédex lore suggesting it was once used as a shield by ancient people. Bronzor typically floats through the air, propelled by an unknown mystical power, and is known for its calm and silent nature. It evolves into Bronzong, a larger and more formidable Pokémon that resembles an ancient bell. In the games, Bronzor is often encountered early on, providing players with access to a sturdy Pokémon with good defensive stats. Its typing gives it a wide array of resistances, making it a valuable asset in many battles. In the anime, Bronzor has made various appearances, often depicted as a mysterious or ancient entity. Its unique design and intriguing backstory contribute to its cultural significance within the Pokémon world, representing a bridge between ancient history and modern Pokémon.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
