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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.60
- Weight:
- 156.00
Base stats
Total: 590Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Iron Crown depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Resistances - weak attacks
Immunities - no damage taken


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General overview of Iron Crown
Iron Crown is a Paradox Pokemon introduced in the Pokemon Violet games, more specifically with the content linked to The Indigo Disk. Its English name is Iron Crown and its Japanese name is テツノカシラ. It is a futuristic form inspired by a Legendary Pokemon, reinforcing its unique status in the Paldea Pokedex. Iron Crown is exclusively available in Pokemon Violet, making it a highly sought-after creature by players and collectors.
This Psychic and Steel type Pokemon stands out for its metallic design, its rigid posture, and its appearance as a mechanical leader. It does not exist in Pokemon Scarlet, which reinforces its rarity and strategic interest in both the games and collectible cards.
Iron Crown's typing, form, and characteristics
Iron Crown has a dual Psychic and Steel typing, a very effective combination defensively. This pairing allows it to resist many common types in battle, while maintaining an excellent offensive capability through its special attacks. Its Paradox form means it has no evolution and exists only in this precise appearance.
In the games, Iron Crown is often used as a special offensive pivot. It has balanced stats with a very high Special Attack, solid Defense, and decent HP, often around a base 90 HP. This spread makes it viable both in solo play and in more advanced competitive strategies.
Availability and obtaining in the Pokemon games
Iron Crown is available only in Pokemon Violet, in a specific area linked to The Indigo Disk storyline. It does not appear in the wild in the conventional sense and requires advanced progression in the game to be encountered. This constraint increases its perceived value and interest for players looking to complete their Pokedex.
It is not possible to evolve Iron Crown, nor to obtain it through breeding. It is a genderless Pokemon, typical of Paradox forms, which limits certain mechanics but reinforces its unique identity.
Iron Crown in battle and strategy
Thanks to its Steel typing, Iron Crown benefits from many resistances, notably against Dragon, Fairy, and Psychic moves. Its Psychic typing allows it to exploit powerful special attacks, ideal for countering Fighting or Poison type Pokemon.
In battle, it is often played with items that boost its special power or its durability. Its ability is directly linked to the mechanics of Paradox Pokemon, making it particularly dangerous under specific conditions. It is therefore highly valued in competitive teams oriented toward the Future Paradox theme.
Iron Crown in the Pokemon Trading Card Game
Iron Crown also exists as a Pokemon card, notably in the Iron Crown ex version. These cards are highly prized by collectors, in particular those from the Temporal Forces expansion. An Iron Crown ex Pokemon card stands out for its powerful attacks and effects tied to Iron Energy.
The price of an Iron Crown ex card varies depending on its rarity, condition, and edition. Alternate art or rare versions can quickly gain value on the market. For TCG players, Iron Crown is an interesting card to integrate into Future and Steel-oriented decks.
Pokedex information and overall interest
In the Pokedex, Iron Crown is described as a mysterious Pokemon from an unknown future era. Its cold and methodical behavior contrasts with its regal appearance, reminiscent of a mechanical leader or sovereign.
Between its battle utility, its limited availability in the Pokemon Violet games, and its strong presence in collectible cards, Iron Crown stands out as an essential Pokemon for players and collectors seeking powerful and rare Paradox forms.








