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Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnezone

Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnezone is a Electric and Steel Type Magnet Area Pokémon, which makes it weak against Fighting, Fire, Ground type moves. You can find and catch Magnezone in Challenge Beach with a 36% chance to appear during Normal Weather weather. The Max IV Stats of Magnezone are 70 HP, 70 Attack, 130 SP Attack, 115 Defense, 90 SP Defense, and 60 Speed.

Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnezone
Regular
Shiny
Magnezone Galar Pokedex ID: ?

List of Magnezone Max IV Stats in Pokemon SW SH.

Stat Amount Bar Graph
Total 535
HP 70
Attack 70
Defense 115
Special Attack 130
Special Defense 90
Speed 60

Based on this pokemon's stats we consider the best nature for Magnezone to have is Quiet, this will increase it's Sp. Atk and decrease it's Speed stats.

Magnezone Abilities

Ability Type Effect
Magnet PullNormal
SturdyNormal
AnalyticHidden

Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnezone Evolutions

How do i get Magnezone's evolution in Pokemon Sword and Shield?

Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnemite evolves into Magneton when you reach Level 30. Magneton then evolves into its final evolution Magnezone with a use Thunder Stone.

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Level 30
Magneton
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use Thunder Stone
Magnezone
Pokemon CP Atk Def Sp Atk Sp Def Hp Spd
Magnemite
325357095552545
Magneton
4656095120705070
Magnezone
53570115130907060

Magnezone Locations in Pokemon Sword and Shield

Where do i find and how to get Magnezone?

Magnezone does not spawn in the wild. Instead you can catch Magnemite and evolve it into Magnezone. A popular spawn location you can find Magnemite is in the Challenge Beach area with a 36% chance to spawn during Normal weather.

Overworld Spawns (Visible in-game)

Pokemon Location Weather Spawn Lvl
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
36%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
Challenge Beach
10%10 - 15
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Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnezone Raids

Where do i find Magnezone Raids?

You can find Magnezone raids in the following locations: Fields of Honor, Forest of Focus, Challenge Beach, Brawlers' Cave, Courageous Cavern, Stepping-Stone Sea, Honeycalm Sea.

You can Click/Tap the links below to view where to find Magnezone Raid Spawn Locations in Pokemon Sw and Sh.

Pokemon Sword and Shield Magnezone Weakness

Magnezone is a Electric and Steel Type pokemon. This will cause it to take More Damage from Fighting, Fire, Ground Type Moves and will take Less Damage from Electric, Normal, Rock, Bug, Grass, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Poison, Flying, Steel type moves.

Damage Types
4.0x
Damage
2.0x
Damage
Fighting
Fire
0.5x
Damage
Electric
Normal
Rock
Bug
Grass
Psychic
Ice
Dragon
Fairy
0.25x
Damage
Flying
Steel
Immune to Damage
Poison

What pokemon is Magnezone Weak Against?

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What pokemon is Magnezone Strong Against?

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Pokemon SW and SH Magnezone Moves List

What moves can Magnezone learn from TMs, TRs, and Leveling?

Magnezone can learn the type move at level . This move Bolded Pow numbers are adjusted for this pokemon's Electric and Steel type +50% STAB damage.

Magnezone Level Up Moves

Lvl Move Type Class Pow Acc PP Effect
1[] Tri Attack
1[] Electric Terrain
1[] Magnetic Flux
1[] Mirror Coat
1[] Thunder Shock
1[] Tackle
1[] Supersonic
1[] Thunder Wave
12[] Electro Ball
16[] Gyro Ball
20[] Spark
24[] Screech
28[] Magnet Rise
34[] Flash Cannon
40[] Discharge
46[] Metal Sound
52[] Light Screen
58[] Lock-On
64[] Zap Cannon

TM Moves Magnezone can learn

TM Move Type Class Pow Acc PP Effect
TM08Hyper BeamSpecial150905User must recharge next turn.
TM09Giga ImpactPhysical150905User must recharge next turn.
TM14Thunder WaveStatus9020Paralyzes opponent.
TM16ScreechStatus8540Sharply lowers opponent's Defense.
TM17Light ScreenStatus30Halves damage from Special attacks for 5 turns.
TM18ReflectStatus20Halves damage from Physical attacks for 5 turns.
TM20Self-DestructPhysical2001005User faints.
TM21RestStatus10User sleeps for 2 turns, but user is fully healed.
TM24SnoreSpecial5010015Can only be used if asleep. May cause flinching.
TM25ProtectStatus10Protects the user, but may fail if used consecutively.
TM33Rain DanceStatus5Makes it rain for 5 turns.
TM34Sunny DayStatus5Makes it sunny for 5 turns.
TM39FacadePhysical7010020Power doubles if user is burned, poisoned, or paralyzed.
TM40SwiftSpecial6020Ignores Accuracy and Evasiveness.
TM76RoundSpecial6010015Power increases if teammates use it in the same turn.
TM80Volt SwitchSpecial10510020User must switch out after attacking.
TM82ElectrowebSpecial82.59515Lowers opponent's Speed.
TM90Electric TerrainStatus10Prevents all Pokémon from falling asleep for 5 turns.

Magnezone TR Moves

TR Move Type Class Pow Acc PP Effect
TR08ThunderboltSpecial13510015May paralyze opponent.
TR09ThunderSpecial1657010May paralyze opponent.
TR19Tri AttackSpecial8010010May paralyze, burn or freeze opponent.
TR20SubstituteStatus10Uses HP to creates a decoy that takes hits.
TR26EndureStatus10Always left with at least 1 HP, but may fail if used consecutively.
TR27Sleep TalkStatus10User performs one of its own moves while sleeping.
TR46Iron DefenseStatus15Sharply raises user's Defense.
TR52Gyro BallPhysical1005The slower the user, the stronger the attack.
TR70Flash CannonSpecial12010010May lower opponent's Special Defense.
TR74Iron HeadPhysical12010015May cause flinching.
TR79Heavy SlamPhysical10010The heavier the user, the stronger the attack.
TR80Electro BallSpecial10010The faster the user, the stronger the attack.
TR83Ally SwitchStatus15User switches with opposite teammate.
TR86Wild ChargePhysical13510015User receives recoil damage.
TR99Body PressPhysical8010010The higher the user's Defense, the stronger the attack.

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