Magnezone

Pokemon

“Magnezone” (B1a-026) is a Pokémon card from the Crimson Blaze set in Pokémon TCG Pocket and evolves from Magneton. Key details include 150 HP, Lightning, and Mirror Shot. Card description: Exposure to a special magnetic field changed Magneton's molecular structure, turning it into Magnezone.

Use this Magnezone page to confirm its set, pack sources, and deck roles before adding Magnezone to your collection.

Magnezone Basic Info

Magnezone
Touch to feel 3D effect

Magnezone Card Details

Illustrator·Kagemaru Himeno

HP

150

Magnezone Attacks

  • Mirror Shot

    During your opponent's next turn, if the Defending Pokémon tries to use an attack, your opponent flips a coin. If tails, that attack doesn't happen.

    90
Weaknesses
Retreat Cost

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Tournament intelligence

Magnezone in tournament decks

This card appears in 7 current and 2 historical tournament archetypes.

Tournament deck data sourced from Limitless Tournament Platform.

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Historical decks featuring this card

Archived tournament profiles where this card appeared in at least half of tracked decklists.

  1. Archived meta snapshot

    Magnezone Oricorio

    Last seen Aug 3, 2026100.0% card inclusion
    Magneton
    Oricorio
    Magnemite
  2. Archived meta snapshot

    Magnezone Milotic ex

    Last seen Aug 3, 2026100.0% card inclusion
    Magneton
    Magnezone
    Milotic ex

Tournament synergy

Cards commonly played with Magnezone

These cards most often appear beside Magnezone in current tournament decklists. Rankings use shared archetypes, samples, inclusion rate, and meta share.

  1. Magneton

    Magneton

    A1-098

    shared archetypes
    7
    avg. inclusion
    100.0%
  2. Professor's Research

    Professor's Research

    P-A-007

    shared archetypes
    7
    avg. inclusion
    100.0%
  3. Cyrus

    Cyrus

    A2-150

    shared archetypes
    7
    avg. inclusion
    99.7%
  4. Poké Ball

    Poké Ball

    P-A-005

    shared archetypes
    7
    avg. inclusion
    99.7%
  5. Clemont

    Clemont

    B1a-068

    shared archetypes
    7
    avg. inclusion
    95.4%
  6. Magnemite

    Magnemite

    B1a-024

    shared archetypes
    7
    avg. inclusion
    99.1%

Related guides

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    Crimson Blaze guide: cards, decks, and pack value

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    Aug 4, 2026

    Electric deck guide: pick the Lightning job first

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    Oricorio deck guide: Safeguard vs other prints

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