Post by Jake on Mar 2, 2009 15:01:40 GMT -5
Poke Ball - $200
The standard catching device.
Great Ball - $600
Has a higher catch rate than a Poke Ball.
Ultra Ball - $1200
Has a higher catch rate than a Great Ball.
Net Ball - $1000
Works better on Bug-type or Water-type Pokémon.
Dive Ball - $1000
More effective when used underwater or on water-dwelling Pokémon.
Nest Ball - $1000
More effective on lower level pokemon.
Repeat Ball - $1000
More effective on pokemon that have already been caught before by the trainer.
Timer Ball - $1000
More effective the longer a battle lasts.
Luxury Ball - $1000
The Pokémon caught will become closer to their trainer quicker.
Premier Ball - $250
Same effect as a regular Poke Ball, but with a much slicker look.
Heal Ball - $350
Fully heals a captured Pokémon.
Dusk Ball - $1000
Very high catch rate when used at night or in dark areas.
Quick Ball - $1000
Higher catch rate at the start of the battle. The longer the battle, the lower the catch rate becomes.
The standard catching device.
Great Ball - $600
Has a higher catch rate than a Poke Ball.
Ultra Ball - $1200
Has a higher catch rate than a Great Ball.
Net Ball - $1000
Works better on Bug-type or Water-type Pokémon.
Dive Ball - $1000
More effective when used underwater or on water-dwelling Pokémon.
Nest Ball - $1000
More effective on lower level pokemon.
Repeat Ball - $1000
More effective on pokemon that have already been caught before by the trainer.
Timer Ball - $1000
More effective the longer a battle lasts.
Luxury Ball - $1000
The Pokémon caught will become closer to their trainer quicker.
Premier Ball - $250
Same effect as a regular Poke Ball, but with a much slicker look.
Heal Ball - $350
Fully heals a captured Pokémon.
Dusk Ball - $1000
Very high catch rate when used at night or in dark areas.
Quick Ball - $1000
Higher catch rate at the start of the battle. The longer the battle, the lower the catch rate becomes.
