New Poké Balls

[Harley Scarow]

I got these from the members of SerebiiForums in the new PokéBalls thread, so credit to them and non of it to me.
I'm going to use each and every one of these PokéBalls at one point or another in my FanFiction, so yeah.
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Land Ball - Catches Pokémon on land easier.

Ocean Ball - Catches Pokémon in the ocean better.

Molten Ball - Catches Pokémon in lava easier.

Cloud Ball - Catches Pokémon in the sky easier.

Point Ball - Captured Pokémon has Poison Point.

Flame Ball - Captured Pokémon has Flame Body.

Glacier Ball - Captured Pokémon has Glacier Freeze.

Static Ball - Captured Pokémon has Static.

Radio Ball - When this ball captures a Pokémon that is affected by the radio in your cellphone (hopefully they bring the concept back), then it gives them a special effect rather than a regular ball would: if the Pokémon that you're using it on is attracted by the music, then they become confused if if it escapes from the ball. If the defending Pokémon is repelled by the music, then it has a high chance of running away if you throw this PokéBall and it misses, but the chance of capture is x4.

Reverse Ball - When you throw this ball, it doesn't work right away. However, if the target uses an attack that would have its damage based on how many HP it lost (Counter, Mirror Coat, Reversal), the attack doesn't work and this ball activates: the ratio of this ball working on the opponent is the damage the countering attack would have done divided by 100.

Trick Ball - When you throw this ball, it doesn't work right away, but if the one that you're using it on tries to run away or use an attack that would end the battle, then it activates and has a x6 chance of capturing it.

Toxic ball:Easier to catch poisoned Pokemon/Poison pokemon

Mystic ball:Easier to catch Psychic pokemon

Frost ball:Easier to catched frozen/Ice pokemon

Perma ball{obtainable by winning the Battle tower 50 consecutive times in the Lv 50 rank}:Catches frozen pokemon without fail

Maybe Spirit Ball or Unknown Ball?

Foreign Ball: Catches pokemon from other regions easier.

Ruby Ball: Increases FIRE Pokemon caught with this's SPatk

Sapphire Ball: Increases WATER Pokemon caught with this's SPDEF

Morph Ball: Catches Pokemon that have transformed 50% better than an Ultra Ball.

Peril Ball: Has a higher sucess rate the less HP remains to YOUR Pokémon. It still considers the wild Pokémon HP, of course.

Rusty Ball: The caught Pokémon will be more unlikely to befriend you. 1x catch rate.

Spiked Ball: If the Pokémon isn't catch, it receives damage proportional to the time it was inside the ball. 1x catch rate.

Bio Ball (it's weird, be warned): It's not an item, but an attack. Normal type (or maybe type) and 70 accuracy (aprox.). 15 PP and 1x catch rate

Great Bio Ball: The same as before but 10 PP and 1,5x catch rate.

Ultra Bio Ball: The same as before but 5 PP and 2x catch rate.

Pyro Ball: catched Fire Pokemon easier

Zap Ball: catches Electric Pokemon easier

Spirit Ball: catches Ghost Pokemon easier

Legend Ball:Better on Legends(4xCatch Rate)

Reuse Ball:Can Reuse Ball 3 Times(0.5 Catch Rate)

Wave Ball:Works Better Serfing(2xCatch Rate)

Dark Ball: Much easier to catch, but harder to make them like you.

beauty ball: raises beauty in contests and power ups by 1.1 attacks that are beauty in battle

cool ball: raises coolness in contests and power ups by 1.1 attacks that are cool in battle

though ball: raises.... (then up to finish all the others)
(the secondary effect can be added, since most pokemon are breeded)

Dark ball: raises catch rate during the night
bounce ball: raises catch rate by 4x in flying or mid-air pokemon (such as pokemon with levitate, beldum, glalie, castform, beedil, venomoth and others)

drill ball: when higher the defense higher the catch rate (like fast and hard ball)

Shimmerball: After catching the pokemon, you have x2 chance of breeding a shiny pokemon from it. If the captured pokemon IS Shiny, you have x4 chance. (Greatball equal)

Evoball: Allows older pokemon to evolve using pre-established methods in the new game. Now with max-happiness you can moonstone eevee and get an umbreon. (Greatball equal)

Atkball, etc...: After battle, your pokemon gains 1 Effort in the given stat. Item description for these state "Used best when raising a strong pokemon".(Greatball equal)

Like this: Red ball- Has 2x chance of catching pokemon of the red color, if it's not red there's a 1x chance

Physiball; The ball's chance of capturing the foe increases with each physical-type attack the foe knows. Cannot catch a pokemon with just special attacks.

Speciball; The ball's chance of capturing the foe increases with each special-type attack the foe knows. Cannot catch a pokemon with just physical attacks.

Clueless Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that don't know 4 moves yet.

Powerless Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that don't know attacks that do direct damage

Thermo Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that know attacks and/or have abilities that affect/are affected by the weather.

Hover Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with the Levitate ability.

Synchro Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon whose level is equal to the level of the Pokemon you've sent out in battle.

Vocal Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with sound-based attacks

Trap Ball; Catch rate of Great Ball. If it fails to catch the foe, the foe cannot flee the battle, or use Roar, Whirlwind, Teleport, Selfdestruct, Explosion, or any other moves that might end the battle or KO itself.

Morph Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that have different forms or patterns (Deoxys, Spinda, Unown, ect.)

Half Ball; Catch rate of Great Ball. If it fails to catch the foe, the foe's HP is halved.

Detono Ball; Catch rate of Park Ball from GSC. If it fails to catch the foe, it attacks your Pokemon with Explosion, but the foe does NOT faint.

Low Ball; Has a better chance of catching unevolved pogeys (not taking baby forms into consideration, so the effect also applies to Sudowoodo, Pikachu, ect.). Has an even better catch rate for baby Pokemon.

Medium Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that evolve from something and evolve into something (middle-form Pokemon, like Vibrava, Gloom, and Nidorino. Takes baby forms into account, so Marill, Jigglypuff, Pikachu, ect. all fall underthis category)

High Ball; Has a better chance of catching third form Pokemon (Yes, Raichu, Azumarill, Wigglytuff- they count too!)

Split Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that can evolve into one of a set of evolutions (Eevee, Tyrogue, Oddish, Gloom, Poliwag, Poliwhirl, ect.)

Mineral Ball; Has a better chance of catching a Pokemon that can evolve with the use of a stone, or evolves when traded w/ King's Rock.

Voltage Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that are weak against Electric moves (Only if an electric move would produce an "It's Super Effective!" message)

Consistant Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that are not involved in evolution in any way.

Enigma Ball; Capture rate of Pokeball. If it fails to catch the foe, the foe becomes confused. Capture rate of Ultra Ball vs. foe that is confused by a means other than the Enigma Ball.

Groundwing Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that have wings yet are still affected by Ground moves (Venomoth, Beedrill).

Hybrid Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that have 2 types

Mono Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with just 1 type

Toxibloom Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that have both grass and poison types.

Disbelief Ball; Has a better chance of catching a Pokemon that knows an attack different from its own type/s (I.E. a Zubat with Leech Life, a Koffing with Tackle)

Power Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with any of the following moves; Ancientpower, Superpower, Secret Power, Nature Power, Hidden Power.

Time Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with time-delayed attacks (Wish, Doom Desire, Future Sight, Yawn, ect.)

Myth Ball; Has a better chance of catching Dragon Pokemon.

Hydro Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon while surfing or fishing.

Spacey Ball; Has a better chance of catching really, really big Pokemon

Swiss Army Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that can learn at least 4 HM techniques

Magnet Ball; Has a better chance of catching Steel Pokemon and Pokemon with Magnet Pull. Will catch Magnemite/Magneton w/Magnet Pull w/out fail.

Cling Ball; Capture Rate of Ultra Ball; If it fails to capture the foe, it minimizes the foe's speed, regardless of Mist, White Smoke, or Clear Body.

Speed ball; Has a better capture rate if your Pokemon has a higher speed stat than the foe.

Slow Ball; Has a better capture rate if your Pokemon has a lower speed stat than the foe.

Drain Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with draining moves (Mega Drain, Leech Seed, Leech Life, Dream Eater, ect.)

Shell Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with shells

Coil Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with long, coilable bodies (Ekans, Dratini, ect.)

Last Chance Ball; Capture rate of an Ultra Ball, but much cheaper. If it fails to catch the foe, it transports the foe to an alternate demention, therefore ending the battle. Catch rate of a great ball vs. shiny Pokemon, and catch rate of a Pokeball vs. a Legendary Pokemon. Catch rate worse than GSC's Park Ball vs. shiny legendaries.

Assortment Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with one physical type and one special type (Grass/poison, Flying/electric, ect.)

Fang Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with tooth-based attacks (bite, hyper fang, poison fang, ect.)

Preset Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon you encounter as overworld sprites.

Longwail Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with cries that last for over a second.

Shortwail Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with cries that last for under a second.

Imita Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with imitation attacks (Sketch, Mimic, Transform, ect.). Increased catch rate is cancelled if imitation attack is used in that battle.

Present Ball; Great Ball catch rate. If it fails to catch the Pokemon, it then uses Present on the target.

Exploiter Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that have had any of their stats lowered (including evasiveness and accuracy).

Recruiter Ball; Has a better chance of catching a Pokemon if you have fewer Pokemon in your party. Catch rate of Ultra Ball with 1 or 2 Pokemon, Great Ball with 3 or 4 Pokemon, Pokeball with 5 or 6 Pokemon.

Versa-Ball; Has a better chance of catching a Pokemon that can have one of two abilites. If it catches the target, it switches its ability with its other one (I.E. you battle a Lotad with Swift Swim; You catch it with a Versa-Ball, it then has the Rain Dish ability)

Disaster Ball; Has a better chance of catching a Pokemon if at any point in that battle, a natural disaster occurred (Any Pokemon using Earthquake, Surf, Eruption, Explosion, Selfdestruct, ect.)

Deul Ball; Catch rate of Great Ball; If it fails to catch the Pokemon, it tries one more time.

Cyclops Ball; Has a better chance of catching one-eyed Pokemon.

Fusio Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon that have evolved by some kind of fusion (Slowbro, Magneton, Weezing, ect.)

Cough Ball; Has a better chance of catching Pokemon with any

Stockpiled power. If it fails to catch the Pokemon, it makes it release all its stockpiled power.

Static Ball:Catches electric pokemon easier and have a 95% chance for catching a paralised(sp?) pokemon.

Rare Ball:Every pokemon you catch will be holding a rare candy.
Mystic Ball:Catches legendaries and dragon types without fail.

Space Ball- Better for catching Pokemon on an Island

Ticker Ball- Recieved at Nintendo event, catches event Pokemon 100% of time.(like the old days, were Mew was FREE.)

Temple Ball- Better for Relicanth, Baltoy, Claydol, Natu, Xatu, Smergle, Unown, Entei, the Regis(if in the game) and whatever other ancient Pokemon there are

Fast ball-catches wild Pokemon that have very high speeds better.

Type ball-catches a Pokemon better depending on what type you bring out.

Hover Ball- raises chance of catching Pokemon that Levitate or used Fly

Dragon Ball- Raises chance of catching Dragons

Spiritual/Focus Ball: Catches FGT- and GHO- types better

Bowler's Ball: Catches RCK- and FGT- types better

Crystal Ball: Catches PSY- and ICE- types better

Atmosph Ball: Catches FLY- and ELC-types better

Economy Ball/Return Ball: Capture rate same as a Great Ball.

Magnet ball: 4x catch rate on steel pokemon.

Magma Ball: Catches FIRE, STEEL, ROCK and GROUND Pokemon easily

Melody Bell: Good as a greatball, and increases a soundbased Pokemon's happiness if caught with it.

Enigma Ball: Catch rate is 1.1 of a Pokeball to 1.9 of a Pokeball. Who said they aren't gonna give us a hax-based ball?

Jeweled Ball: Catches Pokemon with jewelery based items on their bodies; Sableye, Persian, Suicune, Articuno, Manyula, Espeon, Golduck. Of course, half these Pokemon won't be in Diamond/Pearl, or it is simply impossible to catch them in the wild. Like Espeon.

Beach Ball: Good success rate for Water Pokémon found on land.

Guise Ball: Improves the rate of split Evolution Pokémon.

Vermar Ball - Special Effect: Nothing, just look's REALLY cool. Whenever you throw it it changes from green to black, and when it opens it have silver stars circling around the pokemon, instead of gold/yellow.

PsylegBall : catches legendairy psychic pokemon without fail .

TriBall : catches grass/water/fire pokemon " works better than an ultra ball "

ArmoBall : catches ground/steel/rock pokemon without fail .

Enemyball: Captured pokemon grow to hate you more and more.(Great for move frustration)

Fragrenceball: Normal capture rate of pokeball, but attracts pokemon of same type of captured pokemon.

Doomball: Captured pokemon can only stay in battle for 3 turns before fainting, but attack power is GREATLY increased.

Scently Ball: Catches "smell" based Pokemon easier.

Hover Ball: Ghost and Flying

Death Ball: Ghost and Dark

Mind Ball: Dark and Psychic

Phisi Ball: Normal and Fighting

Force ball:If it is a pokemon that would hold something if you catch it,the possibility will rise to 100% for the pokemon you just caught holding something.

Syncro Ball: if the level of your pokemon is the same level as the wild pokémon this ball has a better change to catch.

Badge Ball A ball that catches Pokémon easier the more badges you have compared to their level. Equation:
fr = ((math.ceil(bdgs / 2) * foelvl) / 10)
sr = (100 - fr)
"sr" means Success Rate, "math.ceill" is round up, "bdgs" is your badges, and "foelvl" is your foe's level.

Chain Ball: The more of these Balls you have, the better chance you have of capturing the foe.

Smelly ball: Attracts Pokemon who smell bad

Supply ball: Catches food-related Pokemon.

Music Ball: catches sound based pokemon better then a great ball and normal pokemon with the rate of a pokeball

Land Ball: Catches pokemon in the Ground Egg Group more easily.

Match Ball: 4x normal catch rate when your Pokémon has the same type/types as the opponent.

Charm Ball: 4x normal catch rate on infactuated Pokémon.

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Cave Ball: Easy to catch Pokemon within caves.

Sand Ball: Easy to catch Pokemon in deserts.

Arbor Ball: Easy to catch Pokemon in forests.

Mighty ball: 3x normal chance of catching dragon Pokemon
Status ball: 2.5x normal chance of catching Pokemon inflicted with a status condition

Mystic ball: 2.5x normal chance of catching legendary pokemon

Power ball: Catch rate is the same as pokeball but if the Pokemon breaks free from a power ball, it would be much easier to catch with subsequent balls.

Bark Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon who have fallen out of trees.

Smash Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon found under rocks.

Guard Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon with higher defense.

Dual Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon of dual types

Foresight Ball- Easier to catch Psychic/Dark/Ghost Pokemon.

Turn Ball- Used in second turn after throwing.

Dark Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon using Barriers(Light Screen, Reflect)

Rain Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon while raining

Form Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon with multiple forms/Transform ability(Castform, Ditto)

Flash Ball- Easier to catch Pokemon with Flash in effect.

Porcelain Ball: captures Water one-shots eaisily.

Ab Ball: Capture rate differs on pokémons ability. If your fighter has the same ability, auto catch.

Minera Ball: Catches Pokémon that evolve from stones more eaisily.

Golden Ball: Catches legendary Pokemon if their hp is less than half

Paralysis Ball: Paralyzes the Pokemon if it breaks free and 1.5x normal chance of capturing pokemon.

Music Ball: Makes the Pokemon sleep if it breaks free and 1.5x normal chance of capture

Ember Ball: Burns pokemon if it breaks free

Sinister Ball: Confuses the pokemon if it breaks free and 1.5 normal chance of capture

Paint Ball: Whatever you catch with this ball will become a shiney.

Psycho ball:good on psychic types, great ball rate otherwise. Price:£700

Random ball:has a random capture rate, 40 % chance of a pokeball,30 % chance of great ball, 25 % chance of ultra ball and a 5 % chance of a master ball! Price: £2000!

Danger Ball - Catches Pokemon that are considered dangerous or deadly to humans. Obviously, these pokemon would be preset. Examples would be Sharpedo, etc.

Human Ball - Catches humanoid-shaped pokemon.

Perfect Catch Ball - Goes with my move idea called Perfect Catch. Perfect catch would be an ultra rare TM which when taught, deals all damage except 1 hp. If the Pokemon has exactly one HP left, the perfect catch ball will inevitably get it. The move Perfect Catch, to stop being uber, fails a lot and doesn't work on legends.

Mud Ball - Water/Ground

Candle Ball - Fire/Normal

Thief Ball- use it to steal othere trainers pokemon

Shiny Ball: Increase chances of catching shinies.

Flame Ball: If pokemon breaks out, becomes burned

Spark Ball: Paralyzes if breaks out

Ice Ball: Freezes if breaks out

Swirl Ball: Confuses if breaks out

Toxic Ball: Poisons if breaks out

PokeRus Ball: May give pokemon PokeRus if caught

Speed Ball: If pokemon tries to use whirlwind or roar, will catch before it flees

Color Balls Red, Blue, Green, Purple, Yellow, Black, White: Better chance of catching pokemon depending on color

Nature Ball-Raises the stat that the nature prefers & doesn't prefer(HP for
natures like Quirky).Also raises (non)likingness of nature prefered.
*Ball-Catches shiny Pokemon without fail.
?ball-better chance of catching genderless pokemon
+ball-catches pokemon who are weak against your current pokemon.
-ball-catches pokemon who are strong against your current pokemon.

MaleBall - 50% chance of catching a male type

MechBall - Easier to catch Steel or Electric Type pokemon.

Solo Ball: Assists in catching single-type Pokemon. (2.5x)

Multi Ball: Assists in catching multi-type Pokemon. (2.5x)

TwilightBall: Makes it easier to catch Pokemon during the morning. (2x)

Dawn Ball: Same as above, but during the day. (2x)

Dusk Ball: Same as above, but during the night. (2x)

Solar Ball - powered by the sun and its easier to catch pokemon in it during the day.

Lunar Ball - powered by the moons light and makes it easier to catch pokemon during the night.

Speedy Ball: Catches fast Pokémon easier (works better than an ultra ball)

Inner Ball: Catches Psychic/Fighting Pokémon better easier (same^^)

Re-Ball: If it fails catching Pokémon you still have the ball (works the same as a great ball)

Gravity Ball: Catches Flying Pokémon easier

Digi Ball: A ball for catching Digimon

Air Ball: A higher rate of capturing both Flying-types and light-weight Pokémon.

Fe Ball: Good for Female Pokémon

Me Ball: Good for Male Pokémon

Roulette Ball: When you throw the ball, it doesn't automatically try to capture the Pokémon. It waits for either the wild Pokémon or your Pokémon to use Rapid Spin by the end of the next turn, which causes it to either work as an Ultra Ball if your Pokémon Rapid Spins, something like the Timer Ball if the other Pokémon uses it, but fails and the ball is wasted if Rapid Spin is not used. A white bottom, with a roulette wheel-design on top.

Static Ball: If both Pokémon are electric types, the chance of capture becomes very high. Basically a black Pokéball with a yellow lightning bolt on the top half.

Relic Ball: All Rock types, and 'ancient' Pokémon -- ancient most likely encompassing Unown and the fossil types already covered in the rock part, have a higher success rate in the Relic Ball. Heiroglyphics on it, oh yes.

Mirror Ball - improves chances of catching the Pokemon if it's the same one as the one you have in battle.

Demeanor Ball - improves chances of catching the Pokemon if it has the same nature as the Pokemon you have in battle.

Solar Ball - improves chances of catching the Pokemon if it is Morning or Day.

Lunar Ball - improves chances of catching the Pokemon if it is Night.

Magnet Ball-electric

Rock Ball-ground/rock

Metalic Ball-steel

Heat Ball-fire/burned pokemon caught easier

Sky Ball-flying

Bum Ball-opposite of luxury ball

Dark Ball-shadow

Future Ball-psychic/confused pokemon caught easier

Frost Ball-ice/Frozen pokemon caught easier

Wave Ball-water

Hatch Ball-catches ist form pokemon with ease

Type ball-catches pokemon with the opposite type better

Stiff Ball-paralysed pokemon are caught easier

Spike ball-causes damage to a pokemon tht breaks out

Faint/Scare Ball- Works X2 an Ultra Ball but if you don't catch it, the Pokemon is automatically fainted/runs away.

Choice Ball - makes it easier to catch Pokemon provided that it or one of its evolutions is in your party.

Attack Ball: Capture rate increases if the wild Pokemon has a high Physical Attack stat.

Defense Ball: Same as above, but for Physical Defense.

Element Ball: Same as above, but for Special Attack.

Special Ball: Same as above, but for Special Defense.

Flash Ball: Same as above, but for Speed.

Endeavor Ball- switches status and health around before catching.

Scare Ball- better chances of catching a pokemon if mean look was used.

Cheap plastic ball- the first ball that you get. Good for the shinys that you find before you can get pokeballs

Punish Ball: Catches Dark Pokemon easily and Shadow Pokemon (like in Colosseum and XD). A new addition. Found on Diamond and Pearl.

Slow Ball: Catches slow Pokemon easily.

Hyper Ball: Has a greater chance of catching Pokemon than an Ultra Ball (3x chance).

Bomb Ball: Catches Pokemon that is Bomb-like easily.

Space Ball: Catches Pokemon that comes from space easily.

Unknown Ball: Randomly changes into all other types of PokéBall including Master Ball which is a 1 in 1,000 chance.

Snow Ball: For Ice.

Feather Ball: For Flying.

Alpha Ball: Ball with a success rate twice as higher than that of the Great Ball.

Omega Ball: Ball with a success rate twice as higher than that of the Ultra Ball.

Feral Ball - Cheaply increases the possibility of catching Pokemon (essentially a P200 Great Ball), but in order for the Pokemon to be loyal to you, you need to raise it eight levels further from when you caught it.

Outland Ball - Standard catch rate as the Pokeball, but the Pokemon you catch with it behaves as another trainer's Pokemon as far as battle is concerned. While it doesn't get another trainer ID than yours per se, it still gets 1.5 experience and is likely to be unloyal to you if you don't have the proper badge.

Algae Ball - Can be used to catch Grass-, and Bug-types more effectively, but leaves the captured Pokémon with a negative attitude. [Bad relationship type thing]

Evo ball - 'Catches evolved Pokemon more easily'
So if the Pokemon was the 1st stage evo it would have 1.0x a Pokeball.
2nd - 2.0x Great Ball
Or a final 3rd evo 4.0x an Ultra Ball

Friendly Ball - 'Catches friendly Pokemon more easily'
There would be 3 categories - Friendly(2x Ultra Ball), Neutral(0.9x Great Ball) and Unfriendly(0.8x Poke Ball).

Color Ball - 'Catches colorful pokemon more easily'
Catch rate for shiny pokemon - 1.5x Ultra Ball
Catch rate for colorful pokemon (Sunflora, Venusaur, Growlithe, Bellsprout, Ponyta, Exeggutor, Seaking, Electabuzz, Scyther, Spinarak, Natu, Ho-oh) - 1.2x Ultra Ball
Catch rate for normal (uncolorful) Pokemon - 1.1x Great Ball
Catch rate for Ditto and Smeargle - 2x Ultra Ball
Catch rate for all Pokemon in Caves or dark places - 0.5x Pokeball

Icicle Ball: Catches Ice-types 99% of the time.

Fatty Fat Ball: the Pokemon that you catch always has Leftovers on it, but has a very low success rate of catch.

Languish Ball: You let the wild Pokemon attack your own first, and then you throw this ball. The more damage the enemy did, the higher the chance you'll have of catching it.

Prehistoric ball: 2.5x chance of catching Relicanth, and 1.5x chance of catching the Regis.

Common ball: 1.5x chance of catching Pokemon that are common around the whole region. (ie. Tentacool, Oddish, etc.)

Release ball: 1.5x chance of catching a Pokemon that one of the main characters in the Pokemon Anime has released at one time (ie. Butterfree, Lapras, Pidgeot, Pikachu (Pikachu's goodbye), Togepi/Togetic, etc.)

Aero ball: Knocks Pokemon that is using Fly out of the air. 1.5x chance of catching it afterwards.

Fertility Ball - Makes it easier to catch Pokemon that share a breeding group with your own Pokemon, gender doesn't matter.

Bait Ball - You can customize this ball with Pokéblocks, you make these balls at a special place and they are stored in a case similar to Pokéblocks themselves. The better the blocks, the better the ball's catch rate.

Hung Ball - You select this ball and it uses a turn, but it doesn't throw the ball until the Pokémon has fainted. Good for catching Pokémon for 'Dex purposes, but the ball is expensive and the Pokémon (if trained) receives 15% less experience than usual. I think that's a fair drawback for guaranteed catches.

Glitter Ball: ×5 catch rate against a shiny. Otherwise ×1.

Spike Ball: ×3 catch rate. Deals 1/16th damage to the foe if it escapes. (NOT the ball for us False Swipe users! XD)

Last-chance Ball: ×10 catch rate if the foe attempts to use any of the following moves: Selfdestruct, Explosion, Memento, Teleport, Roar, Whirlwind, or if it's about to deal damage to itself from recoil or confusion causing it to faint, or use Curse at no more than 50% HP, or its Perish Count would hit 0, or it would die due to Hail/Sandstorm/Shadow Sky (hey, it's a possibility) damage, or it would flee. Otherwise, ×1.

Sleep Ball: If fails has a 10% chance of putting Pokemon to Sleep

Poison Ball: If fails has a 10% chance of Poisioning a pokemon.
And so on...

Chance Ball: A random ball is selected.

Stranger Ball: ×2 catch rate. The Pokémon contained within receives boosted Exp. even if under the control of its OT. It also may disobey the OT if he/she doesn't have the correct badges.

Rusty Ball: (I think this was already mentioned, but I love it!) ×1 catch rate. The Pokémon within gains happiness more slowly and only starts with 30 happiness.

Legendary ball- For catshing legendary pokemon more easily.

Aurora Ball: Said to be a legendary ball that catches any rare Pokémon.

Heat Ball: a Fire Pokémon caught with this ball will always have a double stab to its fire moves.

Persistant Ball- If you are trying to catch a roaming Pokemon such as Entei, this ball's success rate will increase each time you meet it, in addition to making them flee 50% each turn.

Music Ball- An ordinary Pokeball, except you get to choose the music you want playing during the battle if you have one in your backpack.

Magma Ball - Easy catches Grass and Ice type Pokémon.

Frozen Ball - Easy catches Grass, Ground and Flying type Pokémon.

Grassy Ball - Easy catches Water and Rock type Pokémon.

Kanto Ball - Easy catches Pokémon that are found in Kanto.

Johto Ball - Easy catches Pokémon that are found in Johto.

Hoenn Ball - Easy catches Pokémon that are found in Hoenn.

Shinou Ball - Easy catches Pokémon that are found in Shinou.

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Fireball: Every fire-move made by a pokemon caught in this ball is 1.5 more effective.

Grassball: Every grass-move made by a pokemon caught in this ball is 1.5 more effective.

Waterball: Every water-move made by a pokemon caught in this ball is 1.5 more effective.

Mortis Ball: ×3 catch rate. This Ball cannot be used in the normal fashion. When you KO a catchable Pokémon, you'll be offered the option of throwing one of these if there are any in your inventory.

Boulder Ball-Rock Pokemon are made much easier to catch.

Height Ball-Pokemon that have a height of 6'00 or more are more easier to catch.

Rainbow Ball-This Ball has the drawing of a Rainbow around it.The people of Azelea Town made it long ago in honor of Ho-Oh.This ball is just used for it's beautiful Rainbow drawing.

Poison Ball-Poison Type or Pokemon that are Poisoned are much easier to catch.

Cave Ball-Pokemon that are met in Caves are made much easier to catch.

Screech Ball-Pokemon captured in this ball are made much easier to catch,but will hate the Trainer more.

Levitate Ball-Pokemon that have the Trait Levitate are made incredibly easy to catch.

Chase Ball - Usually it has a normal catch rate, but if you use it on the same turn that the enemy Pokemon runs away, the chances of catching it increase by 4x. If, even then, you don't manage to catch it, it runs away as if you never threw the ball.

Percentage Ball: Percentage of catching the Pokémon correspond to how much HP it has left.
100% HP= 100% Chance of failing to catch.
50% HP= 50% Chance of failing to catch.
1% HP= 1% Chance of failing to catch.