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Lt Surges Magnemite — Gym Heroes Pokémon card

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Lt Surges Magnemite

Gym Heroes·#50·2000

Magnemite, an Electric/Steel type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, evolves into Magneton and Magnezone, and is celebrated for its unique magnetic abilities and industrial aesthetic. This specific 1st Edition Lt. Surge's Magnemite from the 2000 Gym Heroes set is a common card, yet it stands out for its unique "owner's Pokémon" mechanic and nostalgic appeal. Here, visitors will discover Magnemite's captivating Pokédex lore, detailed breakdowns of its attacks and energy costs, its weaknesses, and a comprehensive history of this particular edition.

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Card Number
#50
Release Date
August 13, 2000
Language
EN
Set Code
gym-heroes

Magnemite is a fascinating Electric/Steel type Pokémon, first introduced in Generation I, known for its distinctive magnetic properties and metallic body. It is a small, spherical Pokémon with large, round eyes, two powerful horseshoe magnets on either side of its body, and a screw-like appendage on top. Magnemite typically float through the air, using their electromagnetic forces to repel from the ground or other Magnemite. They often gather in groups, forming magnetic fields that can disrupt electronic devices and even cause power outages. In the wild, Magnemite are commonly found in power plants, industrial areas, and caves rich in magnetic ores, where they can absorb electricity to sustain themselves. Their diet consists primarily of electrical energy, which they can draw from various sources. Magnemite evolve into Magneton at level 30, and then into Magnezone when exposed to a special magnetic field in certain locations. Their unique typing gives them resistances to a wide array of types, though they are notably weak to Ground and Fire. In the games, Magnemite are often encountered early on and are valuable for their Electric-type attacks. In the anime, they have appeared in various episodes, often assisting characters or causing mischief with their magnetic powers. Their design and elemental properties make them a memorable and culturally significant Pokémon, representing the fusion of natural and industrial forces.

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