Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s eighty-first lesson on Pokémon biology. In today's lesson, we will be discussing Magnemite: the Magnet Pokémon. There's not much to this electric/steel type - just a few nuts, bolts, a big eye, and a couple magnets. These magnets on its side are used to create an electromagnetic field that reverses the effects of gravity, thus allowing Magnemite to float! Has anyone ever considered using these magnets on skateboards or something? Then we could finally have real hoverboards! No one steal my idea. TM, TM! If your Magnemite is ever drained of electricity and falls to the ground, don't panic. Simply give it some batteries to juice it up and recharge it. If the batteries don't work, then throw your Magnemite at the nearest powerline... that'll definitely be sure to wake it up. And there's more to learn about Magnemite, so take good notes, students!
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