The Enigmatic Electric Pokémon - Magnemite | PokéNational

[@CookedTrout]

I love how instead of giving it the exposed eye it has like a glass cover over it. My favourite design yet

[@halcyonacoustic7366]

I wonder how it would clean the glass. It’s bound to get covered in dust in sand eventually.

[@mr-fh2be]

​@@halcyonacoustic7366 Alternating ionic electric charge to repel dust and sand? Best guess.

[@VestedUTuber]

@@halcyonacoustic7366 Think of it like a snake's eyes. Snakes actually have transparent scales over their eyes, called eyecaps. With snakes, they shed these with the rest of their skin on a regular basis. Downside is that the eyecap itself does hamper their vision somewhat. I have a plains hognose snake that's currently in shed right now, and when she's in shed her eyes turn blue and cloudy. This is due to a lubricant that snakes secrete under their eyecaps to make shedding them easier. With Magnemite, Magneton and Magnezone I'd imagine they have a similar process, except involving collecting and electrically flash-frying silicates into glass to form a new eyecap underneath the old. Actually, that could mean that the sand that collects on the outer eyecap actually gets used to form the inner one.

[@MarioMonte13]

​@VestedUTuber how could the sand on the outside come to make up the glass on the inside? There's glass in the way

[@VestedUTuber]

@@MarioMonte13 They'd probably have some method of taking it in.

[@CrimsonDamian]

The reflectiveness is great, and I love how the eye isn't directly exposed but has like glass covering it

[@Fullghettoalchemist]

Wow it's called an eyelid duhh *(joking)

[@EliousEntertainment]

Cant get sand in that eye

[@CrimsonDamian]

@@EliousEntertainment that's true, it's course and rough, and it gets everywhere

[@whydalukaton5818]

​@@CrimsonDamian think it's safe to say they don't like sand

[@unknownartist689]

Steel types in CGI turn surprisingly good their unique way

[@boney2982]

Id love to see skarmory like this

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@noparkingnoparking]

@@boney2982 skarmory next

[@Purpylon]

Fun fact: Magneton is 3 Magnemites, yet it weighs 10 times more.

[@rickjames5998]

maybe denser materials

[@alonk1060]

Where does the extra weight come from? Magneton: mmm... cake...

[@thepaintingbanjo8894]

I mean... How can anyone weigh something that has the power to defy gravity? Weight is dependent on gravity.

[@orgasofficialchannel3937]

Maybe the magnets make them seem heavier

[@jesselindsey9760]

It comes from the weight of their dark and troubled past.

[@lweegeveil2992]

Awesome, hire this man for the next live-action pokemon movie.

[@bluegum6438]

He's using Unreal Engine, in any way he can!

[@AdverbsAndNouns]

I need a pokemon species documentary like this 🎉

[@AdverbsAndNouns]

I need a walking with pokemon ❤

[@amethyst_cat9532]

I love that the Magneton's eyes all move in sync, it really helps sell it as a single Pokemon instead of three Magnemites stuck together

[@SonnyFRST]

I mean, that's how a lot of multi-eyed species function.

[@DlCKWALLACE]

@@SonnyFRST Yea that's what they're saying. It gives is the authenticity that it is one being, and not just three separate Magnemites.

[@williamreely4431]

soft implication that they become a hive mind when they evolve

[@connorscanlan2167]

I love how they look around. And I love how, even when communicating, they only make brief eye contact, then allow their eyes to wander a bit, like you'd see real animals do.

[@jak-jaydavis50]

As a wildlife ecologist who’s loved Pokémon his whole life … this is a dream come true

[@Maikonix]

I love this. It kinda feels like this would be on the same channel as professor oak’s lectures as seen in Kanto. I really like how magnemite also has a protective clear lends protruding from the eye.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@ScarletRebel96]

This design is breathtaking 😊

[@SpinCity420]

To say the least!!

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you

[@L337P1R4735]

Dude this easily your best design yet

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you 😊

[@timezerohour8864]

I love that it has a lens.

[@HighPriestFuneral]

I always felt that Magnemite was adorable, but I didn't know why. This video really captures the docile, timid nature of what is ostensibly a ball with an eye, three screws and two magnets. It's about animation, not simple appearance. You did a great job bringing Magnemite to life! (And with the way technology is developing, that may be a legitimate Pokemon to truly create, haha).

[@babafisi8135]

I like how you specify that Magnemite tend to flee, seeing as in Gen 2, it was one of the only Pokemon outside of the legendary beasts that could flee.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Yeah! I DEFINITELY NEW THAT and TOTALLY included that info because I did my research and accurately incorporated it into the script🫣

[@babafisi8135]

@@EliousEntertainment I’m onto you…👁️ 👄 👁️

[@MrSponge56]

Y’all gotta start making these more brutal like animal documentaries where nature shows no mercy

[@AnomalousNormie]

Maybe when they get to Predatory Pokémon. Or Mewtwo.

[@EliousEntertainment]

but...but I don't want em to get hurt😢 (Translation: I'm way to lazy to animate that /j)

[@MrSponge56]

@@EliousEntertainment Fair enough lol I wish I was good enough at this kind of stuff to help ya lol

[@japan100100]

Magnemite has always been one of my favorite pokemon back in the day. I just love strange/enigmatic Pokémon. So simple, yet so mysterious. Beautiful showcase!

[@AdamantineCat]

magnemite: "has a rich history dating back almost 3000 years" horseshoe magnet: invented in 1821

[@gaminggladiator06]

If arceus has taught us, it’s that pokemon can evolve, not just as a means of gaining strength, but generally as it’s species grows overtime. Who knows what magnemites looked like in their early species evolution. Plus, this is in the pokemon universe, the realm of reality is seperated between ours and theirs.

[@robertlinke2666]

where do you think humans got the idea from? by studying magnetite, replicating their abilities

[@Darkalut]

It's my fav one omgg so happy to see it like that, ty so much !!

[@EliousEntertainment]

I'm glad you like it!

[@sky_pirate]

You know... it's interesting, Magnemite is found near water specifically. Cerulean. Chargestone Cave.

[@VestedUTuber]

Kanto Power Plant, routes 6, 11, 38 and 39, New Mawville, Fuego Ironworks and route 222, Virbank Complex, Hau'oli City and Malie City, Challenge Beach, Cobalt Coastlands, East Province areas 2 and 3 and Area Zero Chargestone Cavern as well (different from Unova's Chargestone Cave). That being said there are a couple other areas that _aren't_ near water, such as the Hotel Ruins in Kalos. You don't find Magnemite there but you do find Magneton, though I'd chalk that up to the area being a higher level area where Magnemite are a bit obsolete gameplay-wise at that point, and if I were making an open-world hack or fangame of Pokemon X or Y I'd definitely have Magnemite hanging out in the grass in that area while Magneton would be in the ruins themselves.

[@geekforeverpixelgamingsurl5007]

The animation and the documentary-like direction, that’s really cool.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@geekforeverpixelgamingsurl5007]

@@EliousEntertainment You're welcome! ^^

[@LucasKeesee-vm8yp]

Brings back my old Magnemite from blue: SHUTDOWN, THE I-WANTED-SOMETHING-OTHER-THAN-PIKACHU-TO-ZAP-STUFF-WITH POKEMON!

[@sky_pirate]

ZAPDOS WHAT

[@cartoonistanonymous]

I love that you referenced their propensity for fleeing battles, that feature drove me crazy in gen2 lol Beautifully voiced AND animated!!

[@Krysta1Rose]

This is actually so wholesome

[@Rubberman202]

Seeing what an IRL Magnemite looks like, hovering over a sandy desert, made me realize just how absurd a design Magnemite is, and I love it and it's equally ridiculous evolution Magneton for it.

[@harrisontownsend910]

A lot of gen 1 designs are an absurdest dream. A plie of vines, a purple onion, a group of self aware eggs that grows into a palm tree.

[@Just-Fauna]

I still remember when Pokemon had Gameboy graphics. Now it looks real. This is really cool, good job.

[@TheShurimanPigeon]

I dunno why but I find the way magnemite is rendered here absolutely adorable

[@tuxedonoir7970]

The sheer amount of brushfires they would start is astounding.

[@202cardline]

Magnemites living in the desert? So it’s those little bastards that’s starting all the wildfires!

[@jacobhebert667]

Magnemite is my favorite Pokemon, THANK YOU THIS IS BRILLIANT!

[@CognitoH4zrd]

I kind of wanted to see what a Magnezone would look like with these insane animations. Magnemite looks excellent

[@AnomalousNormie]

I want to find a person who has never been exposed to Pokémon and see if they fall for this. It's done so well that I could almost believe it's real.

[@AveSinistra]

Ohh it looks so cute i just wanna cuddle it 🥺

[@EliousEntertainment]

DO IT

[@NicoBabyman1]

DEW ET

[@DarthUmbris626]

This is why Magnemite is my favorite Electric Pokémon! We must huggle him!!! 😁✊🏾

[@serene_togepi]

this is so incredible!!! it’s shocking to me how this hasn’t blown up, your content is so beyond high quality and unique in a big way. loves it!

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you so much!!

[@thehellsage]

I grew up with the original generations of the games (I'm now 32)... And I can unequivocally say that nothing has been able to capture the sense of wonder I felt as a kid quite like this series does.

[@GangsterYoda_Kodex]

1:45 *"Sup guys."* *"Hey Hey Hey"* *"So you see this guy watching us right?"*

[@MrMaradok]

Funny thought: An “organic” Magnemite would look like a floating potato battery

[@inspectorbutters166]

I just stumbled across your work. You just got yourself a new subscriber, mate

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thanks and welcome

[@roxtrox7]

The design is really good! As others have said the glass dome over the eye is a great touch. I also like the little dents and scratches. Makes it feel like a creature in a rugged environment like the desert it called home.

[@viatrixaoctavius]

This was SO cute. Magnemite are one of my fav pokemon and it looks amazing here!

[@madelineschramm2657]

I’m surprised you didn’t mention Sandy Shocks when talking about Magnemite’s adaptations and changes over time.

[@armorbearer9702]

Wow, you blew me away! I love the little electric sparks.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you!

[@SoSubpar]

This.......Kudos! the whole thing! no telling what time and practice will turn your videos into!!

[@hurinironfoot6865]

Magnemite and it's evolutions were the first non-mascot pokemon I ever saw and it's been my favorite ever since. This is truly an amazing animation!

[@harshabhigyan928]

This is amazing. Looks so natural. Do more steel types man they come to life with your animations! Skarmory, aggron skinline etc would look amazing!

[@Dexuz]

Wow! This is underrated, I hope it blows up.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thanks! I hope so too

[@Drakojana]

0:34 Missed opportunity to hint at Sandy Shocks

[@KingRumar]

I love Magneton, Magnemite is adorable here too! Thank you for mainly our beloved trio into an amazing living object in CGI

[@shinigamimiroku3723]

I'm glad you remembered GSC Magnemite's tendencies to run away from a battle rather than fully engage as would be standard in most, if not every, other generations. Also, great design! I always imagined it would have some sort of lens to protect its eyeball, and you did a great job.

[@DualDexx]

Their method of communication here makes me think of those videos of people making music with tesla coils firing at various frequencies.

[@leyrua]

I'm imagining that the evolved version essentially synchronizes their nervous systems with a greater version of that same finesse that they use for communication.

[@taylorthurman7911]

I love this! I’d love to see how you cover Staryu and Starmie and how you’d animate them and make them look realistic.

[@EliousEntertainment]

I'll add em to the list

[@Zeroyue622]

anyone found that the bottom left (our left not their) Magnemite on that Magneton do not have inverse magnet bothering?

[@redbandjack]

Excellent design to translate it to a live-action look! Love it!

[@EliousEntertainment]

Glad you like it!

[@BandClarinet3]

This is really well done!

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you!

[@nwyk153]

yea, ive come across some in the badlands. they're very docile and not afraid of humans.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Kind calm pokemon 😊

[@Ghillagain]

This channel deserves so many subs❤❤

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you!

[@RaindropsBleeding]

I didn't search for this. I've never heard of your channel. this is amazing. I want more.

[@EliousEntertainment]

@@RaindropsBleeding got a whole playlist on the channel for yah

[@kmdrfarsight]

I always look forward to these. I imagine these are what we would see if a Pokedex and pokemon were a real thing

[@EliousEntertainment]

would be cool if the pokedex showed footage of the pokemon instead of just an image

[@speedathecheetah7756]

What an incredibly random masterpiece to find on KZbin. I’m subscribing Please tell me that there’s more of these

[@Genolocs]

This is amazing! 34 now and have been a fan since 1999. You recaptured my love for Pokemon. Thank you!

[@TheAngriestReptileAlive]

Now this perfectly illustrates how it levitates, but still gets hit by ground type moves

[@tealynx]

The textures and reflectiveness of Magnemite here also sells that its "arms" are two magnets s tuck to a sphere, and not entirely attached. That was a detail of the design I never thought about until now but it looks amazing. Pokémon are so cool.

[@videakias3000]

this pokemon has the single weirdest design. keep in mind that I said "weird" not "ugly". normally pokemon, including the ugly ones, tend to be based on animals, bugs, monsters and innanimate objects. this one is just a ball with an eye 2 magnets and some screws, what the hell were they smoking when making it. I also want to know what is alakazam suppossed to look like. is it suppossed to be an alien?

[@norad_clips]

Freaking fantastic!

[@PokeyPokemon]

I love this!! Wow! How beautifully well done 😃

[@raphaels33]

this IS way better than I expected.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@marlysalt]

You know you animated a pokemon right when all I want to do is pet it

[@ItachiandGoku]

And just like that I'm ready to subscribe

[@EliousEntertainment]

Welcome to the club

[@lapisfox1477]

Magnemite was my favorite Gen 1 pokemon. I had soooo many cards of it

[@aleccriss9162]

Perfection if David Attenborough narrated these Poke Docu series!

[@Tarrabyte]

These are always amazing.

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@Saccitykid]

It's these videos that make me glad my childhood dream never came true having pokemon be real lol

[@zygas25]

Fun fact, in paldea there is a magnezone at the top of the crater. It shares it with a garchomp.

[@goyavoyage]

I've been watching a few real documentaries in the past few days and bam! I'm suggested this! It's super effective.

[@relo999]

I just love how Magnemite evolved Philips (or probably JIS) head screws naturally on their body before their invention.

[@unmeaninglessly143]

I think a natgeo perspective with narration would make this type of content more enjoyable. For example, manually adjusting the focus from afar. The creatures has more animated movements.

[@peppermintzoro4907]

This was great. I wanna see a magnezone in this style. He’s my favorite.

[@pyrolee17]

Magnemite: I interfere with pace makers nehehehehehehehheheheh

[@kevinribeiro7148]

Would be amazing if magnezone suddenly appears rushing at the camera

[@lonelyPorterCH]

why that strange wind or whatever sound on the left audio channel? ;P

[@jadeitepuzil367]

My new interpretation based on the note about communication through electric bursts as opposed to radio waves is that the move discharge is the equivalent of shouting angrily in a Scottish or German accent to a typical American.

[@siraktaro2944]

Bro is an expert at professional yapping😂

[@bigguccitrent603]

Looks better than modern big budget movies

[@EliousEntertainment]

now I wouldnt say that 😅

[@azhurelpigeon]

Can’t wait for Pokemon games to look like this in 10 years 😂

[@hige1234]

i love the glass covering the eye!

[@Graestra]

Imagine if we could actually peer into other universes and watch the Pokemon world’s equivalent of youtube and watch all the documentaries and videos on pokemon.

[@JackIsNotInTheBox]

If you unscrew every screw attached to Magnemite, you can crack open its outer shell to reveal its single large eye. It is cooked and eaten in many countries as a delicacy.

[@vibinseal]

this is just a masterpiece

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you!

[@joemacnearney7266]

Just awesome ✨

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you!

[@Staking_]

Please, please do lanturn I've been begging for so long

[@animag423]

I feel like it discharging electricity along the ground like that constantly would lead to So many fires, especially out in the dry climate.

[@tomaslongoria2449]

Never realized how much Magnemite belongs in a Tool music video lol

[@jlee2025]

So good. We need to get some John Hammond VO thoooooo

[@kilaretsuna4262]

I want to see a video on chandelure so much

[@deliavazquez9095]

OMG This looks pretty real

[@EliousEntertainment]

Thank you

[@SuperiorBeing]

I have a theory that Magnemite was once a full electric type creature before they began coating themselves in metals that eventually caused them to basically just become floating metal spheres with eyes, the magnets and screws becoming part of their biology

[@chadhendershot3519]

Awesome video keep up good work

[@EliousEntertainment]

Will do!

[@WhoCaresAbtU]

I'm very impressed! That was as realistic as it gets!

[@klaibefhuoaiuwehjklbdfsnxnik]

This + pokeearth is peak youtube entertainment.

[@Shastasnow]

A little cutie. But this would be a scary Pokémon to try and handle.