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Bronzor
Oracle Text
Attack Gyro Swap: Put a number of damage counters on the Defending Pokémon equal to the number of Colorless Energy in Bronzor's Retreat Cost (after applying effects to the Retreat Cost).
Attack Psyshock (20): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed.
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Set
Character Background
Bronzor from Mysterious Treasures is a humble Basic Metal Pokémon that fits best into a control-leaning tempo plan, where the goal is to slow the opponent’s setup rather than race damage. Dull Light is modest at 20 damage, but the coin-flip Confusion rider gives Bronzor real nuisance value, especially early when many decks rely on clean attacks to establish momentum. In play, it works well as an opener that can buy a turn or force awkward retreat decisions, and it pairs naturally with cards that exploit Special Conditions or punish stalled Active Pokémon. Deckbuilding-wise, Bronzor is strongest when backed by Metal support and easy evolution lines, since its job is to set the pace while you transition into sturdier threats. The lore fits the mechanics nicely: a small, reflective Bronze Pokémon that seems more like an unsettling artifact than a brute, turning a simple flash of light into a disruption tool.
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Character Background
Bronzor from Mysterious Treasures is a humble Basic Metal Pokémon that fits best into a control-leaning tempo plan, where the goal is to slow the opponent’s setup rather than race damage. Dull Light is modest at 20 damage, but the coin-flip Confusion rider gives Bronzor real nuisance value, especially early when many decks rely on clean attacks to establish momentum. In play, it works well as an opener that can buy a turn or force awkward retreat decisions, and it pairs naturally with cards that exploit Special Conditions or punish stalled Active Pokémon. Deckbuilding-wise, Bronzor is strongest when backed by Metal support and easy evolution lines, since its job is to set the pace while you transition into sturdier threats. The lore fits the mechanics nicely: a small, reflective Bronze Pokémon that seems more like an unsettling artifact than a brute, turning a simple flash of light into a disruption tool.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 12:40:43 UTC