Bronzor (Pokémon)


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Bronzor (Japanese: ドーミラー Dohmirror) is a dual-type  introduced in Generation IV.

It evolves into starting at level 33.

Biology
Bronzor is a flat, circular, blue-green Pokémon. Six dark blue spheres bulge from its rim. It has two round, yellow eyes and a large nose-like sphere surrounded by four small circles in its center. A crest resembling an or branch is on its back. This crest is said to possess a mysterious power. It was first seen in ancient tombs; objects resembling this Pokémon have been found in tombs as well. Scientists believe Bronzor used to be reflective, and have tried x-raying its body. The x-rays revealed nothing of its structure, however.

Major appearances
Bronzor made its main series debut in Journey to the Unown!, under the ownership of Saturn. Saturn used Bronzor to help light the way through the Solaceon Ruins. It appeared again in Losing Its Lustrous and Double Team Turnover!. In the same episode, it was revealed that a Bronzor was also owned by Mars. Both, however, were easily defeated by Cynthia's Garchomp.

Byron owns a Bronzor, which he used in Dealing With Defensive Types! during a Gym against. It battled and was defeated despite having the Ability.

A Bronzor appeared in Zoroark: Master of Illusions, under the ownership of Karl. It was often used to provide light for dark places. It was later used to levitate, who had into  as part of a scheme to distract Grings Kodai from the real Celebi.

Minor appearances
Bronzor debuted in The Rise of Darkrai, where it was briefly seen battling a.

In the movie adaptations
Bronzor appears in manga adaptation.

In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Bronzor appears in Honey for Combee, as one of Mars's Pokémon. She used it to attack the manager of the Valley Windworks and hold him hostage. When he managed to use his to call for help, she tried to have her  bite him in the neck. After growing bored as she always does, she had it use and left with an electricity-generating wind turbine.

Two Bronzor appeared in Passing by Probopass and Maneuvering around Magnezone.

In the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure! manga
Bronzor is one of the Pokémon Byron uses in his Gym battle with Hareta in Challenge! The Fortress Of Steel!!.

Mars used a Bronzor during the raid of the Veilstone Game Corner in Deoxys, The Phantom Pokémon! (Part 2).

In the Pokémon Pocket Monsters manga
A Bronzor appears in under the ownership of Mars, similar to other media she appeared in.

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Trivia

 * If Bronzor is turned upside-down, it will look exactly the same from the front, meaning its front has rotational symmetry. It also has horizontal and vertical reflective symmetry. However, its back sprite only has vertical reflective symmetry.
 * There is an unused sprite within Pokémon Diamond and Pearl for Bronzor's back sprite which is just a duplicate of its front sprite.
 * In the games, all three battleable s of Team Galactic have a Bronzor.
 * As both of this Pokémon's Abilities are used at the same time in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and it wasn't weak to Ghost and moves at the time, Bronzor doesn't have any weaknesses in those games.
 * Bronzor has the lowest base of all  Pokémon.

Origin
Bronzor is based on a 銅鏡 dōkyō, or.

Name origin
Bronzor is a combination of bronze and mirror.

Dohmirror is a combination of 銅鏡 dōkyō (steel mirror) and mirror.