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Magnezone in Pokémon GO

Electric and Steel Type #462

Magnezone in
Pokémon GO

Electric Steel #462
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Quick answer

What is Magnezone weak to in Pokémon GO?

Magnezone is Electric and Steel type, so it's weak to Ground, Fighting and Fire.

Is Magnezone worth it?

Compare Magnezone with a Pokémon you already have to see if it's worth getting.

Check it against your own Pokémon

Is it worth it for you?

Raid attackers

Your verdict

more damage than your best

Pick the Pokémon you're thinking of getting, then your best attacker of that type and its CP. I'll tell you how big an upgrade it really is.

How this comparison works

Both use their best moves that are in the game now. Your Pokémon's level is estimated from its CP, since IVs barely change damage. The new one is compared two ways: fresh from a raid at level 20 against yours today, and built up to the same level as yours. The verdict uses the built-up figure plus what it costs in Stardust, Candy and Candy XL to power a raid catch up to your Pokémon's level, since that's when the extra damage arrives. It's raid damage only, not PvP, survivability or time to win.

Under 5% betterSave your resources
5% to under 15% betterNice, if building it up costs under 100,000 Stardust and no XL
15% or more betterGet it, even if it costs a lot to build up
CP estimates level · Best available moves · Raid damage onlyRankings: Pokémon GO Hub, checked 31 Oct 2026

What is Magnezone weak to?

Magnezone is Electric and Steel type, so it takes extra damage from Ground, Fighting and Fire attacks. Ground is a double weakness, so it hits hardest.

Magnezone
Defending Magnezone ElectricSteel

Hits it hard

  • Double weakness Ground256% damage 2.56×
  • Fighting160% damage 1.6×
  • Fire160% damage 1.6×

Bounces off

  • Flying39.1% damage
  • Poison39.1% damage
  • Steel39.1% damage
  • Bug62.5% damage
  • Dragon62.5% damage
  • Electric62.5% damage
  • Fairy62.5% damage
  • Grass62.5% damage
  • Ice62.5% damage
  • Normal62.5% damage
  • Psychic62.5% damage
  • Rock62.5% damage

Leave Flying, Poison, Steel, Bug, Dragon, Electric, Fairy, Grass, Ice, Normal, Psychic and Rock attackers at home: Magnezone resists them, and Flying, Poison and Steel barely scratch it.

Best Magnezone counters

The strongest Pokémon to bring to Magnezone raids, including Megas and Shadows, at level 40 with their best moves.

  1. 01Primal GroudonMud Shot and Precipice Blades*
  2. 02Mega GarchompMud Shot and Earth Power*
  3. 03Shadow GroudonMud Shot and Precipice Blades*
  4. 04Shadow GarchompMud Shot and Earth Power*
  5. 05Shadow ExcadrillMud Slap and Scorching Sands
  6. 06Landorus (Therian)Mud Shot and Sandsear Storm*

Moves with an asterisk are legacy moves you can only get from events or an Elite TM.

Only one Mega can be active in a raid, so the list shows two at most. See more counters, weather boosts and a search string in the raid counter builder.

Magnezone max CP and stats

MAGNEZONE / #462
3623
MAX CP · LV.50
Attack
238
Defence
205
Stamina
172
Bars show each base stat on the same 0 to 300 scale on every Pokémon page, so you can compare Pokémon. CP is shown at Level 50.

How to get Magnezone

Magnemite

Magnemite

Magneton

Magneton

Magnezone

Magnezone

FAQ

What is Magnezone weak to in Pokémon GO?

Magnezone is Electric and Steel type. It's weak to Ground (double weakness), Fighting and Fire. It resists Flying, Poison, Steel, Bug, Dragon, Electric, Fairy, Grass, Ice, Normal, Psychic and Rock.

How do you get Magnezone in Pokémon GO?

Magnemite evolves into Magneton with 25 Candy. Magneton evolves into Magnezone with 100 Candy and near a Magnetic Lure Module.