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''This article is about the regular Poké Ball. For Poké Balls in general, see [[Poké Balls]]. | ''This article is about the regular Poké Ball. For Poké Balls in general, see [[Poké Balls]]. | ||
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A regular Poké Ball is the most basic type of Poké Ball. It has a 1× [[catch rate]] on all Pokémon. {{PokeBallDrop}} | A regular Poké Ball is the most basic type of Poké Ball. It has a 1× [[catch rate]] on all Pokémon. {{PokeBallDrop}} | ||
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Poké Balls require several steps and materials to craft; details can be found on [[Poké Balls#Crafting|this page]]. | Poké Balls require several steps and materials to craft; details can be found on [[Poké Balls#Crafting|this page]]. | ||
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Regular Poké Balls are also used to craft an [[Old Rod]] and parts of a [[trade machine]]. | Regular Poké Balls are also used to craft an [[Old Rod]] and parts of a [[trade machine]]. | ||
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Before the introduction of [[Apricorns]], Poké Balls used to be crafted differently. [[Coal dust]] has since been removed, and '''this recipe no longer works'''. | Before the introduction of [[Apricorns]], Poké Balls used to be crafted differently. [[Coal dust]] has since been removed, and '''this recipe no longer works'''. | ||
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Revision as of 04:56, 15 July 2020
This article is about the regular Poké Ball. For Poké Balls in general, see Poké Balls.
A regular Poké Ball is the most basic type of Poké Ball. It has a 1× catch rate on all Pokémon. It can be obtained by crafting it, buying from a shopkeeper, or as a tier 1 special drop,
Crafting
Poké Balls require several steps and materials to craft; details can be found on this page.
Regular Poké Balls are also used to craft an Old Rod and parts of a trade machine.
Pokémon drops
| Pokémon | Chance | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Electrode | 5% | 1 |
| Voltorb | 5% | 1 |
Trivia
Before the introduction of Apricorns, Poké Balls used to be crafted differently. Coal dust has since been removed, and this recipe no longer works.
