Undaunted·#56·2010
Mawile, the Steel/Fairy Deceiver Pokémon from Generation III, is a creature known for its deceptive appearance and powerful jaws, holding a unique place in Pokémon lore. This specific Mawile card from the 2010 Undaunted set, card number 56/90, is a common rarity that stands out due to its strategic attacks rather than outright power. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks with their energy costs and effects, along with its weakness, resistance, and the card's edition history.
Read more ↓Mawile, the Deceiver Pokémon, was introduced in Generation III, hailing from the Hoenn region. This dual-type Steel/Fairy Pokémon (originally Steel in Gen III-V before the Fairy type existed) is unique in that it does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon. Its most striking feature is the large, horned jaw-like appendage on the back of its head, which is actually a transformation of its steel horns. This appendage is not just for show; Mawile uses it to chomp down on unsuspecting prey, often luring them with its seemingly docile appearance. In the wild, Mawile are known to live in caves and mountainous regions, using their deceptive tactics to hunt. Their diet primarily consists of mineral-rich rocks and occasionally smaller Pokémon. In the anime, Mawile often appear as tricky and mischievous creatures, using their unique abilities to outsmart opponents. In the games, Mawile is noted for its high Attack stat and its ability to Mega Evolve, further enhancing its offensive capabilities and making it a formidable foe. Its design, inspired by the Japanese folklore creature Futakuchi-onna (two-mouthed woman), gives it a distinct and memorable presence in the Pokémon world, appealing to fans who appreciate unique and slightly eerie Pokémon.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
