Iron Boulder ex Collector’s Guide

Character Intro

Iron Boulder ex is a Special Illustration Rare from the Temporal Forces set, numbered 207. This robust Pokémon boasts 240 HP, underscoring its durability in battle. Power Stomp emphasizes its formidable strength, and collectors will appreciate the card’s striking design and solid presence.

Quick Facts

• Type: Fighting
• Stage: Basic, ex, Future
• Retreat Cost: 3
• Weakness: Grass ×2
• Resistance: None
• Regulation Mark: H
• Rules: Pokémon ex rule applies—when this Pokémon ex is Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

Key Printings

The key printing of Iron Boulder ex is from the Temporal Forces set, card number 207. It is a Special Illustration Rare, making it a visually distinct and collectible card within the series.

Variants & Identifiers

There are no known print variants for this card. It is identified by its set code sv5-207 and the unique artwork by nagimiso. The card’s subtypes include Basic, ex, and Future, which are important for deck building and collection categorization.

Legality & Play Notes

Legality: unknown.
This card is not legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats.

It features two attacks:
– Repulsor Axe: Deals 60 damage and applies 8 damage counters to the attacking Pokémon if Iron Boulder ex is damaged during the opponent’s next turn.
– Power Stomp: Deals 200 damage but requires discarding 2 Energy from Iron Boulder ex.

Care & Storage Tips

Due to its Special Illustration Rare status, Iron Boulder ex should be stored in a protective sleeve and kept away from direct sunlight to preserve the artwork. Avoid exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures to maintain card condition. Use a rigid top loader or a binder with individual pockets for added protection.

Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

• Temporal Forces (sv5): Iron Boulder ex appears as a powerful Fighting-type Basic ex Pokémon with high HP and impactful attacks. Its Special Illustration Rare rarity makes it a prized card for collectors focusing on the Scarlet & Violet series. The set’s regulation mark H indicates its place in the timeline, though its tournament legality remains unknown.