Surging Sparks·#115·2024
Glimmora, the striking Rock/Poison type Ore Pokémon, hails from the Paldea region in Generation IX, captivating fans with its crystal-like form and deep lore connections to the mysterious Tera Jewels. This specific card, #115 from the 2024 Surging Sparks set, is a common variant that stands out for its strategic attack effects rather than its rarity. Here, visitors will discover Glimmora's Pokédex lore, delve into the mechanics of its Corrosive Shards and Rock Throw attacks with their respective energy costs, and explore the card's weakness and edition history.
Read more ↓Glimmora, the Ore Pokémon, is a fascinating Rock/Poison type introduced in Generation IX with the Paldea region. It evolves from Glimmet and is known for its striking appearance, resembling a large, multifaceted crystal. In the games, Glimmora is often found in caves and rocky areas, reflecting its mineral-based physiology. Its petals, which are actually crystallized poison energy, are a distinctive feature, and the Pokédex entries often highlight their beauty and dangerous nature. Glimmora plays a significant role in the lore of the Paldea region, particularly in relation to the Area Zero phenomenon and the mysterious Tera Jewels, which its petals are said to resemble. Its dual typing offers a unique strategic advantage in battles, being resistant to several common types while also having a wide range of offensive capabilities. In the anime and other media, Glimmora is often depicted as a powerful and formidable opponent, showcasing its defensive prowess and potent poisonous attacks. Its unique design and intriguing lore contribute to its growing popularity among fans.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
