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It just me or does the shiny version look like and aged bronze version | It just me or does the shiny version look like and aged bronze version | ||
*They just coloured him green, they probably were running out of ideas this stage, they made a bronze plate a pokemon. they just coloured him green. I really wish they made more shinies with desirable colours like Blaziken, where he was darkened a tad and got white hair.--[[User:Madheroesfan|Madheroesfan]] 12:23, 22 April 2009 (UTC) | |||
== Ichinomiya flag? == | == Ichinomiya flag? == | ||
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Behind the scenes
Does the symbol on the back of Bronzor/Bronzong have any special meaning? (Check the "Forms" section of the Pokédex. There's some kind of 5-leaf branch symbol on their backs.) --DarkfireTaimatsu 05:41, 12 July 2007 (UTC)
Aged Bronze?
It just me or does the shiny version look like and aged bronze version
- They just coloured him green, they probably were running out of ideas this stage, they made a bronze plate a pokemon. they just coloured him green. I really wish they made more shinies with desirable colours like Blaziken, where he was darkened a tad and got white hair.--Madheroesfan 12:23, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
Ichinomiya flag?
I found this: File:Ichinomiya flag.png
on wikipedia a little bit ago and automatically thought it looks like bronzor.If you conect the dots on bronzors face to its nose(or whatever that ball on it's face is) you get the design in the middle of the flag.just wondering if it should be included in the origin section.-Darkmaster0 01:54, 10 March 2008 (UTC)
