Iron Leaves

N°1010 · Generation 9

Iron Leaves

Iron Leaves is a Grass and Psychic type Future Paradox Pokemon introduced in Pokemon Violet. A futuristic mechanized version of Virizion, it is a fast physical sweeper highly sought after in both competitive play and the Trading Card Game.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.50
Weight:
125.00

Base stats

Total: 590
HP90
Attack130
Defense88
Sp. Atk70
Sp. Def108
Speed104

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Iron Leaves depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.

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Detailed information

General overview of Iron Leaves

Iron Leaves is a Pokemon Paradox introduced in the Pokemon Violet games. It is a futuristic version of Virizion, recognizable by its metallic body and its design inspired by advanced technology. Its English name is Iron Leaves and its Japanese name is テツノイサハ. Iron Leaves belongs to the Grass and Psychic type, a dual typing that grants it interesting strengths but also several strategic weaknesses to anticipate carefully in battle.

In the Pokedex, Iron Leaves is classified as a Future Paradox Pokemon. It is only available in Pokemon Violet, making it exclusive to this version of the games. This exclusivity enhances its appeal for both competitive players and card collectors.

Basic information and availability

Iron Leaves is a Legendary Paradox Pokemon with no evolution or breeding possible. It cannot be found in the wild in the conventional sense. Obtaining it requires specific Tera Raids or limited-time events depending on the period. This makes it a highly sought-after Pokemon, especially during its appearances in Tera Raid battles.

In the Pokemon Violet games, Iron Leaves is directly linked to the Paldea Crater area and the futuristic Paradox theme. Its clean design, dominated by green and metallic elements, underscores its belonging to a generation of artificial or advanced Pokemon.

Typing, stats, and battle role

Thanks to its Grass and Psychic typing, Iron Leaves has excellent offensive potential. It stands out for its high physical Attack and good Speed, which allow it to act quickly and apply pressure from the very first turns. However, its Defense and Special Defense are more average, requiring good anticipation of opposing attacks.

Iron Leaves is often used as a physical sweeper on offense-oriented teams. It particularly benefits from its ability tied to Protosynthesis, which improves its performance when conditions are favorable. When used well, it can take down several opposing Pokemon before being knocked out.

Moves and strategic use

Iron Leaves learns powerful moves based on its Grass typing, such as Leaf Blade or Psychic-type moves oriented toward direct damage. It can also use coverage moves to surprise its natural counters. Its play style relies on straightforward but effective attacks, with priority given to Speed and offensive pressure.

In Raid battles, Iron Leaves is appreciated for its ability to deal consistent damage, provided it is well supported by partners who can manage its weaknesses. When used solo, it remains viable but requires careful management of healing and timing.

Iron Leaves in the Pokemon Trading Card Game

In the Trading Card Game, Iron Leaves exists as a regular card and as an Iron Leaves ex version. These cards are highly sought after, notably in the Temporal Forces expansion. They fit perfectly into decks based on Grass or Psychic Energy, with mechanics centered on speed and sustained pressure.

The price of Iron Leaves cards varies depending on rarity, the ex version, and the condition of the product. Shiny or alternate art versions are particularly attractive to collectors. Iron Leaves is thus an excellent choice for both competitive play and enriching a Pokemon collection centered on Paradox Pokemon and the latest additions from Paldea.

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