Magnezone is a Pokémon trading card. Below you will find its full details and artwork.
Magnezone
- CategoryPokémon
- HP140
- RarityRare Prime
- Card number#96
- IllustratorNoriko Hotta
- WeaknessFighting ×2
- ResistanceMetal -20
- Retreat cost3
Abilities
Once during your turn (before your attack), you may draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand. This power can't be used if Magnezone is affected by a Special Condition.
Attacks
Put as many Energy cards attached to your Pokémon as you like in the Lost Zone. This attack does 50 damage times the number of Energy cards put in the Lost Zone in this way.
Frequently asked questions
Who illustrated Magnezone?
Magnezone was illustrated by Noriko Hotta.
How much HP does Magnezone have?
Magnezone has 140 HP.
What type is Magnezone?
Magnezone is a Lightning type Pokémon card.
Is Magnezone tournament legal?
Magnezone is legal in the following formats: Unlimited.
How many attacks does Magnezone have?
Magnezone has 1 attack.
Key terms on this card
- Lightning
- The Lightning type, covering Electric Pokémon.
- Rarity: Rare Prime
- How scarce the card is within its set.
- HP
- Hit Points — the damage a Pokémon can take before it is Knocked Out.
- Weakness
- Increases the damage this Pokémon takes from a specific type (usually doubled).
- Resistance
- Reduces the damage this Pokémon takes from a specific type.
- Retreat cost
- The amount of Energy needed to switch this Pokémon to the Bench.
- Stage
- Whether the Pokémon is Basic or an Evolution (Stage 1 or Stage 2).
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