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#1010 · Generation IX

Iron Leaves

Grass / Psychic · Paradox Pokémon — first seen in Generation IX.

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Base stats

StatBaseMinMax
HP90
290384
Attack130
238394
Defense88
162302
Sp. Attack70
130262
Sp. Defense108
198346
Speed104
191337
Total590

Min and max are at level 100: the minimum is 0 IVs, 0 EVs and a hindering nature, the maximum 31 IVs, 252 EVs and a beneficial nature. Shedinja's HP is always 1 whatever the formula says.

Type defences

Damage Iron Leaves takes from each attacking type.

×4
Bug
×2
FlyingPoisonGhostFireIceDark
×½
FightingGroundWaterGrassElectricPsychic
×1
NormalRockSteelDragonFairy

Evolution

Iron Leaves does not evolve, and nothing evolves into it.

Moves

Iron Leaves is not in any of the 16 official games this site covers (Red & Blue through Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon), so there is no learnset here yet.

Where to find it in the official games

Not obtainable in the wild in any of the 16 official games this site covers. In those games it has to be evolved, traded or bred — or it belongs to a game whose data is not here yet.

Where to find it in the ROM hacks

7 guides on this site put it somewhere you can catch it. Areas link to that guide's own route page, with its own rates and levels.

GuideWhere
Recordkeepers
Boss group — Paradox SwordsBoss (choose one of the group) · Lv 90–99, scales
Radical Red
Rock Tunnel B1FRaid Den 5★ · Lv ?
Elite Redux
Victory Road B2FGrass · Lv — · 5%rare
Victory Road FroomGrass · Lv — · 5%rare
Pokémon Crippling Medical Debt Edition
Petalburg Woods GrottoGrass · Lv 57-60 · 5%rare
Pokémon Emerald Imperium
Shoal Cave Low Tide Inner RoomGrass · Lv 50-60 · 5%rare
Pokémon Emerald Squared
Safari Zone SouthLand · Lv 40-50 · 5%
Pokémon Mirror Gold
Johto Safari Zone — ForestWalk (Day) · Lv 17
Johto Safari Zone — ForestWalk (Morning) · Lv 17
Johto Safari Zone — ForestWalk (Night) · Lv 17
and 3 more areas
Emerald Roguenot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it
Pokémon Soulgoldnot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it
Pokémon Heart & Soulnot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it
Pokémon: Wishes of Tomorrownot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it
Pokémon Exceedednot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it
HeartGold Generationsnot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it
Pokémon Overcomplicatednot in the wild in this guide's tables — evolve, trade or battle it

Compare official Iron Leaves with the ROM hacks →

In the 14 guides that include it

Changed in 7 of 14 guides: retyped in 1, stats in 3, abilities in 3.

Every ROM hack on this site that has Iron Leaves, and what it did to it. Guides that changed something are first. Click one for that version's full page — locations, moveset and TMs.

GuideTypeTotalAbilities
RecordkeepersChangedGrassPsychic590Fated Change
+ Fated Change − Quark Drive
Radical RedChangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive, Sharpness
+ Sharpness
Elite ReduxChangedGrassPsychic590
-26 Attack, +38 Sp. Atk, -38 Sp. Def, +26 Speed
Blademaster, Dazzling, Filter
Pokémon Crippling Medical Debt EditionChanged0 -590
-90 HP, -130 Attack, -88 Defense, -70 Sp. Atk, -108 Sp. Def, -104 Speed
—
Pokémon Emerald ImperiumChangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive, Sharpness
+ Sharpness
Pokémon OvercomplicatedChangedGrassPsychic→GrassPsychicOn590Clear Body, Light Metal, Steely Spirit
Pokémon Mirror GoldChangedGrassPsychic530 -60
-10 Attack, -10 Defense, -30 Sp. Atk, -10 Sp. Def
Quark Drive
Emerald RogueUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive
Pokémon SoulgoldUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive
Pokémon Heart & SoulUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive
Pokémon: Wishes of TomorrowUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive
Pokémon ExceededUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive
Pokémon Emerald SquaredUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive
HeartGold GenerationsUnchangedGrassPsychic590Quark Drive

Names in other languages

Japaneseテツノイサハ
Japanese (Rōmaji)Tetsunoisaha
GermanEisenblatt
FrenchVert-de-Fer
SpanishFerroverdor
ItalianFogliaferrea
Korean무쇠잎새
Chinese (Simplified)铁斑叶
Chinese (Traditional)鐵斑葉

Official data here is present-day reference data from PokéAPI, not a snapshot of any one game's era — the Fairy type and hidden abilities arrived partway through the series, so a difference against an older game can belong to the series rather than to that ROM hack.