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Original Name:精灵球 (jīng líng qiú)Gender:NeutralKind:ItemScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:557Chapters:198
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Context UptoCh. 317
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Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Poké Ball |
| Original Name | 精灵球 |
| Occupation/Role | Device used to capture, contain, release, and transfer Pokémon |
| First Appearance | 7 |
Functionality
- A Poké Ball is activated through its central switch. When Qing Wu prepared to release Zubat, he pressed the button and threw the ball; it opened and released the Pokémon as white light. 7
- A standard ball can expand from roughly ping-pong-ball size to apple size before use. 15
- On contact with a defeated Pokémon, the target is converted into white light and drawn inside. The center button flashes red during the capture attempt; three flashes followed by darkness indicate success. 15
- Captured Pokémon can be released again for treatment or battle, then recalled into the same ball. Qing Wu released Primeape after capturing it to remove its poison, then recalled it once it had been treated. 15
- Some powerful Pokémon can break free from a Poké Ball's restraint, while certain Pokémon simply dislike entering one. 105 131
- A damaged switch does not necessarily disable a ball's transfer function. Qing Wu remotely transferred cracked Poké Balls to his Nurturing House so their Pokémon could be released, moved into replacement balls, and sent back. 224
Known Variants
| Variant | Documented properties | Notable use |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Poké Ball | Standard red-and-white capture ball. 26 | Used to capture Primeape and two Arbok. 15 22 |
| Great Ball | A higher-grade ball used by Qing Wu during his voyage. | Captured the Shiny Gastly hiding in Qing Wu's backpack. 61 |
| Dive Ball | Its throw can be made to rebound toward the Trainer after striking a target; this technique is particularly effective against Water-type Pokémon. 101 | Walker's Dive Ball was used to catch Crawdaunt. 101 |
| Friend Ball | Increases affection after capture. 131 | Qing Wu intended to use them for Houndoom and Mightyena. 131 |
| Sport Ball | Quickly captures low-level wild Pokémon; League-issued versions bear the League's mark, making captured Pokémon League property. 205 | Used extensively during Team Rocket assessments, including Wailord, Gyarados, and Seaking. 231 232 |
| Repeat Ball | Has a higher success rate when catching a duplicate Pokémon species. 58 | — |
| Timer Ball | Its capture effectiveness rises with repeated throws. 58 | — |
| Nest Ball | Is more effective against weaker wild Pokémon. 58 | — |
| Master Ball | Guarantees capture of ordinary Pokémon, but Mythical and Legendary Pokémon must consent for it to serve as a temporary residence; they can also break free from its restraint. 58 | Captured the weakened Darkrai. 148 |
Assessment Sport Balls
- Team Rocket assessment participants receive thirty specially modified Sport Balls in their tactical backpacks. 230
- Once one captures a Pokémon, its switch automatically locks; participants cannot release the captured Pokémon. 230
- Captured Pokémon and collected resources determine an examinee's score, so the balls must be preserved until assessment. 230
- Additional Sport Balls can be redeemed from designated Psychic-type Pokémon suppliers using points earned from resources. 230
- Qing Wu judged the assessment Sport Ball's capture effectiveness to be above a regular Poké Ball but below a Great Ball after instantly capturing a Zubat. 233
Documented Captures
| Pokémon | Ball used | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Primeape | Regular Poké Ball | Captured after Zubat's Poison Fang incapacitated it; later released for detoxification and recalled. 15 |
| Arbok | Regular Poké Ball | Qing Wu captured two Arbok, including one with the Death Makeup Technique. 22 |
| Shiny Gastly | Great Ball | Captured after surrendering following a battle with Deino and Golbat. 61 |
| Crawdaunt | Dive Ball | Returned to Walker's Dive Ball after Golbat's Whirlwind left it disoriented. 101 |
| Darkrai | Master Ball | Captured while weakened after contributing its nightmare origin. 148 |
| Wailord | Sport Ball | Captured in a cave after Wartortle propelled the ball through the water with Water Gun. 231 |
| Gyarados and Seaking | Sport Balls | Captured after their two-hour battle left both Pokémon collapsed. 232 |
Appearances
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557
Total Mentions
198
Chapters Appeared
2.81
Avg. per Chapter