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Magneton — BREAKthrough Pokémon card

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MagnetonBREAKthrough #53 Pokémon Card

BREAKthrough·#53·2015

Magneton, the Magnet Pokémon, is a Steel/Electric type introduced in Generation I, evolving from Magnemite and famously appearing in the anime as Lt. Surge's powerful ally. This Magneton card from the 2015 BREAKthrough expansion, card #53, is a common rarity, featuring a uniquely textured, almost painterly artwork that distinguishes it from many other printings. Here, you'll discover Magneton's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attack costs and effects, its weakness and resistance, and its place within the broader TCG history.

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Card Number
#53
Release Date
November 3, 2015
Language
EN
Set Code
XY8

Magneton is a unique Steel/Electric type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Magnemite, and it evolves further into Magnezone. Composed of three Magnemite linked together by powerful magnetic forces, Magneton is known for its ability to generate strong electromagnetic waves, often causing disruptions in electronic devices and even affecting gravity. Its natural habitat includes power plants and areas with high electromagnetic fields, where it can be found hovering and absorbing electricity. Magneton does not typically consume food in the traditional sense, instead sustaining itself by absorbing electrical energy. Its behavior is often described as aloof and focused on its magnetic fields, rarely interacting directly with other Pokémon unless provoked. In the games, Magneton has historically been a solid choice for its typing, offering resistances to many common types and hitting hard with Electric attacks. In the anime, it has appeared frequently, most notably as one of Lt. Surge's Pokémon, showcasing its power and magnetic abilities in battles. Magneton holds cultural significance as an early example of a Pokémon that evolves by combining multiple smaller forms, a concept that expanded in later generations. Its distinctive design, blending mechanical and organic elements, has made it a memorable figure in the Pokémon universe. Its dual typing gives it a strong defensive profile against Flying and Steel types, while its Electric attacks are super effective against Water and Flying Pokémon.

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