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Its dual-type nature allows for intriguing movesets, including access to Psychic and Ground-type moves like Earthquake and Psychic, which have been staples in competitive play
Magnezone is a bit underappreciated in this format, with its only notable Western result being a Top 16 in the Seniors Division at the World Championships, but I do not think that the deck is bad

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