Call of Legends·#64·2011
Mawile, the Deceiver Pokémon, is a fascinating Steel and Fairy-type creature introduced in Generation III, known for its unique biological maw and cunning nature. This specific Mawile card from the 2011 Call of Legends set is a common yet charming representation of the Pokémon, featuring dynamic artwork and strategic attack mechanics. Here, visitors can delve into Mawile's Pokédex lore, understand its "Selfish Draw" and "Destructive Jaw" attacks with their energy costs, and learn about the card's weakness, resistance, and edition history.
Read more ↓Mawile, the Deceiver Pokémon, is a Steel/Fairy-type introduced in Generation III. Originally a pure Steel-type, it gained the Fairy typing in Generation VI, reflecting its deceptive nature and the charming yet dangerous maw on the back of its head. Mawile is known for its seemingly docile appearance, which it uses to lure unsuspecting prey before striking with its powerful, steel-hard jaws. These jaws are actually a transformed horn, giving it a unique biological adaptation. It typically inhabits caves and mountainous regions, often living solitary lives. In the games, Mawile is a fan-favorite for its unique design and its Mega Evolution, which further amplifies its deceptive charm and combat prowess. Its role in the anime has often highlighted its cunning and ability to surprise opponents. Mawile's cultural significance lies in its blend of cute and creepy, making it a memorable Pokémon that challenges perceptions. Its dual typing provides interesting strategic options in battle, having resistances to many common types while being vulnerable to Fire and Ground.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
