Experienced wild Scyther hone one blade on rocks in their habitat, but keep the other rough to saw through tough materials. Working Scyther may have their blades serrated in different positions and patterns to make their jobs easier.

Scizor molts once a year, discarding a pile of thick red steel. Scizor’s old shells melt at a lower temperature than other metals and are highly malleable, making them a smith’s dream. Historians believe that legendary swords of the past were made from these shells.

not very common in modern days because Scizor is much more popular