Magnezone

Magnezone on cards: Diamond & Pearl holos, LV.X and Prime

Magnezone debuted on English cards in the 2007 Diamond & Pearl set as a holo rare by Nakaoka, and it also appeared on two DP Black Star Promos. Legends Awakened added Magnezone LV.X in 2008, Stormfront printed two more holo rares that year, and Triumphant (2010) made it one of the HeartGold & SoulSilver era's Pokémon Prime cards.

Magnezone's later mechanics: EX, Shiny Vault, VSTAR and ex

The later mechanics followed era by era: two Magnezone EX in Flashfire (2014), a regular card by Eske Yoshinob (#35) and a full art by Ryo Ueda (#101), who also drew the LV.X; a shiny Magnezone in Hidden Fates' Shiny Vault; Magnezone V and VSTAR in Lost Origin (2022), including a VSTAR numbered above the set total; a Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery card; and Magnezone ex in the 2023 Scarlet & Violet base set. Ryo Ueda, Yoshinobu Saito, PLANETA Mochizuki and N-DESIGN Inc. each hold two Magnezone credits in our catalog.

Cards to know

• Magnezone (Diamond & Pearl #8)

  Magnezone's first English set card, a 2007 holo rare illustrated by Nakaoka.

• Magnezone LV.X (Legends Awakened #142)

  The Diamond & Pearl era's Level-Up version of Magnezone, drawn by Ryo Ueda.

• Magnezone (Triumphant #96)

  Magnezone as one of the HeartGold & SoulSilver era's Pokémon Prime cards, illustrated by Noriko Hotta.

• Magnezone EX (Flashfire #101)

  The full art version of Flashfire's Magnezone EX, illustrated by Ryo Ueda.

• Magnezone (Hidden Fates Shiny Vault #SV29)

  Magnezone in its shiny coloring, from Hidden Fates' Shiny Vault subset, drawn by Misa Tsutsui.

• Magnezone VSTAR (Lost Origin #198)

  The Magnezone VSTAR numbered above Lost Origin's 196 card set total, illustrated by PLANETA Mochizuki.