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The Metal type contains all {{type|Steel}} Pokémon found in the main series video games games. For example, {{p|Steelix}} and {{p|Scizor}} are Metal types in the TCG. | The Metal type contains all {{type|Steel}} Pokémon found in the main series video games games. For example, {{p|Steelix}} and {{p|Scizor}} are Metal types in the TCG. | ||
The Metal type was introduced in the {{TCG|Neo Genesis}} set, along with the {{TCG|Darkness}} type, when the {{t|Steel}} and {{t|Dark}} types were added upon {{game|Gold and Silver|s}}'s release. Prior to this, there were no Metal type cards | The Metal type was introduced in the {{TCG|Neo Genesis}} set, along with the {{TCG|Darkness}} type, when the {{t|Steel}} and {{t|Dark}} types were added upon {{game|Gold and Silver|s}}'s release. Prior to this, there were no Metal type cards (while Magnemite and Magneton currently can be Metal types, they were previously exclusively Lightning types). | ||
Like the {{TCG|Darkness}} type, the Metal type has its own Special Energy, {{TCG ID|Neo Genesis|Metal Energy|19}}. This type of energy affects only Metal type Pokémon, and allowed damage done to it to be reduced by 10. There was no basic Metal Energy card until the {{TCG|Diamond & Pearl}} set when [[Metal Energy (Basic)|one was finally released]]. | Like the {{TCG|Darkness}} type, the Metal type has its own Special Energy, {{TCG ID|Neo Genesis|Metal Energy|19}}. This type of energy affects only Metal type Pokémon, and allowed damage done to it to be reduced by 10. There was no basic Metal Energy card until the {{TCG|Diamond & Pearl}} set when [[Metal Energy (Basic)|one was finally released]]. | ||