The Magneton card depicts the Pokémon suspended in a dynamic moment, surrounded by a backdrop that hints at its electric nature. Its three metallic bodies are aligned, creating a sense of unity and strength as they hover in the air. The illustration captures a blend of technology and nature, with hints of rocky terrain suggesting a rugged environment. This scene invites the viewer to consider Magneton as a powerful character, ready to unleash its magnetic abilities.
If Magneton and the Defending Pokémon don't have the same number of Energy cards attached to them, the player controlling the Active Pokémon with the fewest number of Energy cards attached to it switches 1 of his or her Benched Pokémon with his or her Active Pokémon.
This attack does 30 damage plus 10 damage times the number of your Benched Pokémon minus the number of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. (For example, if your opponent has 1 Benched Pokémon and you have 3, this attack will do 30 damage plus 20 more damage.)
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