The Essentials on Magnemite
- Weaknesses
- ×4 Ground · ×2 Fire, Fighting Table
- Resistances
- ×¼ Flying, Steel · ×½ Normal, Electric, Grass, Ice, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Dragon, Fairy · immune: Poison
- Shiny
Alternate, rare colors: in the main games since X and Y, an encounter has a 1 in 4,096 chance of being Shiny, excluding hunting bonuses. Available as a Shiny in Pokémon GO. View- Stats
- Total 325 · top stat: Special Attack (95) Detail
- In Current Games
- Scarlet and Violet: No. 209 in the Paldea Pokédex, No. 116 in the Blueberry Pokédex
- Pokémon GO: available, Shiny, Shadow
- Other Names
- Magnéti in French · コイル, Coil in Japanese · Magnetilo in German All Languages
Overview
Magnemite is a Steel and Electric-type Pokémon, No. 81 in the National Pokédex. Original generation: Generation 1. Category: Magnet Pokémon. Height: 0.3 m, weight: 6 kg.
Magnemite evolves into Magneton (Lv. 30).
Abilities: Magnet Pull and Sturdy. Hidden Ability: Analytic. Magnemite is weak to Fire and Fighting-type moves (×2 damage). Magnemite is very weak to Ground-type moves (×4 damage). Magnemite takes no damage from Poison-type moves.
Generation
Generation 1
Red / Blue / Yellow
National No.
#081
National Pokédex
Category
Magnet Pokémon
Status
Standard
Base Stats
The total determines a Pokémon's overall power.
HP
25
255
Attack
35
255
Defense
70
255
Special Attack
95
255
Special Defense
55
255
Speed
45
255
Total
325
Min HP (Lv. 100)
160
0 IV, 0 EV, neutral nature
Max HP (Lv. 100)
254
31 IV, 252 EV, beneficial nature
Gen Changes
Stable
Unchanged recently
Type Effectiveness
Multipliers received depending on the type of the opposing move (Steel / Electric). See the type chart
Very weak (×4) — 1 type
Ground
×4
Weak (×2) — 2 types
Fire
×2
Fighting
×2
Normal (×1) — 3 types
Water
×1
Ghost
×1
Dark
×1
Resistant (×0.5) — 9 types
Normal
×½
Electric
×½
Grass
×½
Ice
×½
Psychic
×½
Bug
×½
Rock
×½
Dragon
×½
Fairy
×½
Resistant (×0.25) — 2 types
Flying
×¼
Steel
×¼
Immune (×0) — 1 type
Poison
×0
Abilities
Ability 1
Prevents Steel-type Pokémon from fleeing by pulling them in with magnetism.
Ability 2
The Pokémon cannot be knocked out by a single hit as long as its HP is full. One-hit KO moves will also fail to knock it out.
Boosts the power of the Pokémon's move if it is the last to act that turn.
Magnemite Evolution
#081
Magnemite
Steel
Electric
Level 30
→
#082
Magneton
Steel
Electric
Level up at a specific location
→
#462
Magnezone
Steel
Electric
Magnemite Forms and Shiny
Standard Form
Steel · Electric
Shiny Availability
Shiny form available
Base rate (Gen VI+): 1/4096.
With Shiny Charm: 1/1365.
Masuda Method: 1/683.
Magnemite Moves
Moves this Pokémon can learn, by method.
Lv.
Move
Type · Cat.
Accuracy
Pow.
PP
1
Tackle
Normal
Phys.
100%
40
35
1
Thunder Shock
Electric
Spec.
100%
40
30
4
Supersonic
Normal
Stat
55%
—
20
8
Thunder Wave
Electric
Stat
90%
—
20
11
Magnet Bomb
Steel
Phys.
—
60
20
12
Electro Ball
Electric
Spec.
100%
—
10
16
Gyro Ball
Steel
Phys.
100%
—
5
17
Sonic Boom
Normal
Spec.
90%
—
20
20
Spark
Electric
Phys.
100%
65
20
23
Mirror Shot
Steel
Spec.
85%
65
10
24
Screech
Normal
Stat
85%
—
40
28
Magnet Rise
Electric
Stat
—
—
10
32
Flash Cannon
Steel
Spec.
100%
80
10
34
Thunderbolt
Electric
Spec.
100%
90
15
36
Discharge
Electric
Spec.
100%
80
15
40
Metal Sound
Steel
Stat
85%
—
40
41
Swift
Normal
Spec.
—
60
20
43
Thunder
Electric
Spec.
70%
110
10
44
Light Screen
Psychic
Stat
—
—
30
48
Lock-On
Normal
Stat
—
—
5
52
Zap Cannon
Electric
Spec.
50%
120
5
Advanced Breeding
Egg Groups
Mineral
Gender
Genderless
Ditto Compatibility
✓ Yes
Pokérus
Susceptible
EV ×2 if infected
Max Characteristic
Special Attack
Highest base stat
Hyper Training & Mints
Available from level 50. Cost: 1 Gold Bottle Cap per IV set to 31 or 3 Silver Bottle Caps per IV. Mints let you change the effect of a Nature without changing the base Nature.
Where to Find Magnemite
Available in 31 games, 176 recorded encounters. Click a game to see the details.
Natively obtainable:
Blue
Red
Yellow
Crystal
Gold
Silver
Emerald
FireRed
LeafGreen
Ruby
Sapphire
Diamond
HeartGold
Pearl
Platinum
SoulSilver
Black 2
White 2
Alpha Sapphire
Omega Ruby
Let’s Go, Eevee!
Let’s Go, Pikachu!
Moon
Sun
Ultra Moon
Ultra Sun
Pokémon Legends: Arceus
Shield
Sword
Scarlet
Violet
Generation I
Blue 2 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(2)
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 21 20%
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 23 10%
Red 2 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(2)
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 21 20%
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 23 10%
Yellow 6 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(6)
Route 10
Lv. 16 20%
Route 10
Lv. 18 15%
Route 10
Lv. 20 10%
Route 10
Lv. 22 5%
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 30 20%
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 35 20%
Generation II
Crystal 12 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(12)
Route 6
Lv. 14 20%
Day
Route 6
Lv. 14 20%
Night
Route 6
Lv. 14 20%
Morning
Route 11
Lv. 15 20%
Morning
Route 11
Lv. 15 20%
Night
Route 11
Lv. 15 20%
Day
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Day
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Night
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Morning
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Morning
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Day
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Night
Gold 11 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(11)
Route 6
Lv. 15 10%
Day
Route 11
Lv. 15 20%
Route 6
Lv. 15 10%
Night
Route 6
Lv. 15 10%
Morning
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Day · Swarm active
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Night · Swarm active
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Day
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Night
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Morning · Swarm active
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Swarm active
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Morning
Silver 11 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(11)
Route 6
Lv. 15 10%
Day
Route 6
Lv. 15 10%
Night
Route 11
Lv. 15 20%
Route 6
Lv. 15 10%
Morning
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Morning · Swarm active
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Swarm active
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Morning
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Day · Swarm active
Route 38
Lv. 16 20%
Night · Swarm active
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Day
Route 39
Lv. 16 20%
Night
Generation III
Emerald 11 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(11)
New Mauville
Lv. 22 4%
New Mauville
Lv. 22 4%
New Mauville
Lv. 22 1%
New Mauville
Lv. 23 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 23 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 24 20%
New Mauville
Lv. 24 20%
New Mauville
Lv. 25 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 25 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 26 5%
New Mauville
Lv. 26 5%
FireRed 2 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(2)
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 22 20%
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 25 10%
LeafGreen 2 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(2)
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 22 20%
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 25 10%
Ruby 11 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(11)
New Mauville
Lv. 22 4%
New Mauville
Lv. 22 4%
New Mauville
Lv. 22 1%
New Mauville
Lv. 23 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 23 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 24 20%
New Mauville
Lv. 24 20%
New Mauville
Lv. 25 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 25 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 26 5%
New Mauville
Lv. 26 5%
Sapphire 11 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(11)
New Mauville
Lv. 22 1%
New Mauville
Lv. 22 4%
New Mauville
Lv. 22 4%
New Mauville
Lv. 23 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 23 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 24 20%
New Mauville
Lv. 24 20%
New Mauville
Lv. 25 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 25 10%
New Mauville
Lv. 26 5%
New Mauville
Lv. 26 5%
Generation IV
Diamond 2 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(2)
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 28 20%
Swarm active
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 29 20%
Swarm active
HeartGold 23 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(23)
Route 6
Lv. 15 5%
Route 11
Lv. 15 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Morning
Route 6
Lv. 15 5%
Route 11
Lv. 15 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Night
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Night
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Night
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Night
Route 38
Lv. 16 10%
Route 39
Lv. 16 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Day
Route 38
Lv. 16 10%
Route 39
Lv. 16 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 17 10%
Night
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 17 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 17 10%
Day
Pearl 2 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(2)
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 28 20%
Swarm active
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 29 20%
Swarm active
Platinum 4 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(4)
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 28 5%
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 29 20%
Fuego Ironworks
Lv. 30 5%
Route 222
Lv. 39 10%
Poké Radar required
SoulSilver 23 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(23)
Route 11
Lv. 15 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Night
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Night
Route 6
Lv. 15 5%
Route 11
Lv. 15 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 15 10%
Morning
Route 6
Lv. 15 5%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Day
Route 38
Lv. 16 10%
Route 39
Lv. 16 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Night
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Night
Route 38
Lv. 16 10%
Route 39
Lv. 16 10%
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 16 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 17 10%
Morning
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 17 10%
Day
Johto Safari Zone
Lv. 17 10%
Night
Generation V
Black 2 6 encounters
Available
▼
Dark grass
(2)
Virbank Complex
Lv. 11 20%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 13 5%
Tall grass
(4)
Virbank Complex
Lv. 10 10%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 10 20%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 11 5%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 12 5%
White 2 6 encounters
Available
▼
Dark grass
(2)
Virbank Complex
Lv. 11 20%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 13 5%
Tall grass
(4)
Virbank Complex
Lv. 10 20%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 10 10%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 11 5%
Virbank Complex
Lv. 12 5%
Generation VI
Alpha Sapphire 2 encounters
Available
▼
Horde encounter
(2)
Route 110
Lv. 6 60%
New Mauville
Lv. 12 35%
Omega Ruby 2 encounters
Available
▼
Horde encounter
(2)
Route 110
Lv. 6 60%
New Mauville
Lv. 12 35%
Generation VII
Let’s Go, Eevee! 1 encounter
Available
▼
Tall grass
(1)
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 37-42 100%
Let’s Go, Pikachu! 1 encounter
Available
▼
Tall grass
(1)
Kanto Power Plant
Lv. 37-42 100%
Moon 6 encounters
Available
▼
Gift Pokémon
(3)
Poké Pelago
Lv. 21-27 6%
Poké Pelago
Lv. 37-43 5%
Poké Pelago
Lv. 49-55 4%
Tall grass
(3)
Hau’oli City
Lv. 5-8 10%
Route 1
Lv. 6-8 50%
Malie City
Lv. 24-27 20%
Sun 6 encounters
Available
▼
Gift Pokémon
(3)
Poké Pelago
Lv. 21-27 6%
Poké Pelago
Lv. 37-43 5%
Poké Pelago
Lv. 49-55 4%
Tall grass
(3)
Hau’oli City
Lv. 5-8 10%
Route 1
Lv. 6-8 50%
Malie City
Lv. 24-27 20%
Ultra Moon 3 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(3)
Route 1
Lv. 5-8 10%
Hau’oli City
Lv. 6-9 10%
Malie City
Lv. 25-28 20%
Ultra Sun 3 encounters
Available
▼
Tall grass
(3)
Route 1
Lv. 5-8 10%
Hau’oli City
Lv. 6-9 10%
Malie City
Lv. 25-28 20%
Generation VIII
Pokémon Legends: Arceus 1 encounter
Available
▼
Wild Area
(1)
Hisui Region
Shield 1 encounter
Available
▼
Wild Area
(1)
Isle of Armor
Sword 1 encounter
Available
▼
Wild Area
(1)
Isle of Armor
Generation IX
Scarlet 1 encounter
Available
▼
Picnic
(1)
Paldea
Violet 1 encounter
Available
▼
Picnic
(1)
Paldea
Transfer to Pokémon HOME
How to bring this Pokémon to HOME depending on the game of origin.
Red
→
Pokémon Bank
Virtual Console → Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Blue
→
Pokémon Bank
Virtual Console → Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Yellow
→
Pokémon Bank
Virtual Console → Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Gold
→
Pokémon Bank
Virtual Console → Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Silver
→
Pokémon Bank
Virtual Console → Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Crystal
→
Pokémon Bank
Virtual Console → Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Ruby
→
Diamond
Pal Park
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Sapphire
→
Diamond
Pal Park
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Emerald
→
Diamond
Pal Park
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
FireRed
→
Diamond
Pal Park
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
LeafGreen
→
Diamond
Pal Park
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Diamond
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Pearl
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Platinum
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
HeartGold
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
SoulSilver
→
Black
Poké Transporter
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Black 2
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
White 2
→
Pokémon Bank
To Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Omega Ruby
→
Pokémon Bank
Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Alpha Sapphire
→
Pokémon Bank
Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Sun
→
Pokémon Bank
Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Moon
→
Pokémon Bank
Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Ultra Sun
→
Pokémon Bank
Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Ultra Moon
→
Pokémon Bank
Pokémon Bank
→
Pokémon HOME
Bank → HOME
Let’s Go, Pikachu!
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Let’s Go, Eevee!
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Sword
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Shield
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Pokémon Legends: Arceus
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Scarlet
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Violet
→
Pokémon HOME
HOME (direct)
Note:
Some transfers are irreversible (Bank → HOME). Check the legality of moves in the target game — HOME may replace an illegal move with a basic move.
Competitive & Meta
Magnemite in Pokémon GO
- 1,362Max CP (Lv. 40)
- 778Perfect CP in Raids
- 3 kmper Candy as Buddy
- 25 🍬to evolve into Magneton
Pokédex Entries
Description by game, with language selection.
Red
“Uses anti-gravity to stay suspended. Appears without warning and uses THUNDER WAVE and similar moves.”
Blue
“Uses anti-gravity to stay suspended. Appears without warning and uses THUNDER WAVE and similar moves.”
Yellow
“It is born with the ability to defy gravity. It floats in air on powerful electro magnetic waves.”
Gold
“It is attracted by electromagnetic waves. It may approach trainers if they are using their POKéGEAR.”
Silver
“The units at the sides of its body generate anti gravity energy to keep it aloft in the air.”
Crystal
“The electricity emitted by the units on each side of its body cause it to become a strong magnet.”
Ruby
“MAGNEMITE attaches itself to power lines to feed on electricity. If your house has a power outage, check your circuit breakers. You may find a large number of this POKéMON clinging to the breaker box.”
Sapphire
“MAGNEMITE floats in the air by emitting electromagnetic waves from the units at its sides. These waves block gravity. This POKéMON becomes incapable of flight if its internal electrical supply is depleted.”
Emerald
“The units at its sides are extremely powerful magnets. They generate enough magnetism to draw in iron objects from over 300 feet away.”
FireRed
“It moves while constantly hovering. It discharges THUNDER WAVE and so on from the units at its sides.”
LeafGreen
“Uses antigravity to stay suspended. Appears without warning and uses THUNDER WAVE and similar moves.”
Diamond
“The units at its sides generate electromagnetic waves that keep it airborne. It feeds on electricity.”
Pearl
“The units at its sides generate electromagnetic waves that keep it airborne. It feeds on electricity.”
Platinum
“The faster the units at its sides rotate, the greater the magnetic force they generate.”
HeartGold
“It is attracted by electromagnetic waves. It may approach Trainers if they are using their Pokégear.”
SoulSilver
“The units at the sides of its body generate antigravity energy to keep it aloft in the air.”
Black
“The faster the units at its sides rotate, the greater the magnetic force they generate.”
White
“The faster the units at its sides rotate, the greater the magnetic force they generate.”
Black 2
“The electromagnetic waves emitted by the units at the sides of its head expel antigravity, which allows it to float.”
White 2
“The electromagnetic waves emitted by the units at the sides of its head expel antigravity, which allows it to float.”
X
“The units at the sides of its body generate antigravity energy to keep it aloft in the air.”
Y
“It moves while constantly hovering. It discharges Thunder Wave and so on from the units at its sides.”
Ultra Sun
“It’s frequently the cause of power outages, which is why some power plants send out electrical signals that it can’t stand.”
Omega Ruby
“Magnemite attaches itself to power lines to feed on electricity. If your house has a power outage, check your circuit breakers. You may find a large number of this Pokémon clinging to the breaker box.”
Alpha Sapphire
“Magnemite floats in the air by emitting electromagnetic waves from the units at its sides. These waves block gravity. This Pokémon becomes incapable of flight if its internal electrical supply is depleted.”
Sun
“They gather in places where electricity is available. They can be found clinging to the steel towers used to support power lines.”
Moon
“It sends out electromagnetic waves, which let it float through the air. Touching it while it’s eating electricity will give you a full-body shock.”
Ultra Moon
“Perhaps because electrical lines are often buried these days, the number of Magnemite attacks on power plants has increased.”
Let’s Go, Pikachu!
“It is hatched with the ability to defy gravity. It floats while emitting powerful electromagnetic waves.”
Let’s Go, Eevee!
“It is hatched with the ability to defy gravity. It floats while emitting powerful electromagnetic waves.”
Sword
“At times, Magnemite runs out of electricity and ends up on the ground. If you give batteries to a grounded Magnemite, it’ll start moving again.”
Shield
“It subsists on electricity. As Magnemite flies, it emits electromagnetic waves from the units on each side of its body.”
Legends: Arceus
“A bizarre Pokémon with but a single eye embedded in an iron sphere. I suspect this creature levitates due to the magnetism it emits from its arms, which resemble horseshoe-shaped magnets.”
Multilingual Names
🇫🇷 Français
Magnéti
🇬🇧 English
Magnemite
🇯🇵 漢字
コイル
🇯🇵 Kana
コイル
🇯🇵 Romaji
Coil
🇩🇪 Deutsch
Magnetilo
🇪🇸 Español
Magnemite
🇮🇹 Italiano
Magnemite
🇰🇷 한국어
코일
🇨🇳 ZH-Hans
小磁怪
🇹🇼 ZH-Hant
小磁怪
Category (Genus)
🇫🇷 FR
Pokémon Magnétique
🇬🇧 EN
Magnet Pokémon
🇯🇵 JP
じしゃくポケモン
🇩🇪 DE
Magnet-Pokémon
Media & Gallery
Audio Cries
Frequently asked questions about Magnemite
What type is Magnemite?
Magnemite is a Steel and Electric-type Pokémon.
How do you evolve Magnemite?
Magnemite evolves into Magneton (Lv. 30).
What are Magnemite's weaknesses?
Magnemite is weak to Fire and Fighting-type moves (×2 damage). Magnemite is very weak to Ground-type moves (×4 damage). Magnemite takes no damage from Poison-type moves.
What is Magnemite's Hidden Ability?
Magnemite's Hidden Ability is Analytic. Its regular Abilities are Magnet Pull and Sturdy.
Can you get a Shiny Magnemite in Pokémon GO?
Yes, Shiny Magnemite is available in Pokémon GO. Its Pokémon GO entry
