Description
Poké Ball Plush
Material: Plush
Filling: PP cotton
Dimensions: 8 cm
Color: As shown
Gender: Unisex
Packaging: OPP bag
Special Notes:
- Contains no harmful chemicals
- Manual measurement, size deviation of 1-2 cm possible
Warning/Disclaimer: ⚠️ Not suitable for children under 36 months
Poké Ball Facts:
- Introduction: A Poké Ball is a spherical device used by Pokémon Trainers to catch and store Pokémon. It is one of the most iconic items in the Pokémon series.
- Appearance: A standard Poké Ball is red on the top half and white on the bottom half, with a black horizontal band separating the two halves. In the center of the band is a white button.
- Function: When a Trainer throws a Poké Ball at a wild Pokémon, the ball opens and converts the Pokémon into energy, drawing it inside. If the Pokémon is successfully caught, the ball closes and the Pokémon is stored inside.
- Usage: Trainers can carry multiple Poké Balls with them and use them to catch different Pokémon. Once a Pokémon is caught, it can be released from the Poké Ball to battle or interact with the Trainer.
- Types of Poké Balls: There are various types of Poké Balls, each with different catch rates and special effects. Some examples include Great Balls, Ultra Balls, and Master Balls, which have higher success rates for catching Pokémon.
- Design Inspiration: The design of the Poké Ball is inspired by capsule toys and the concept of capturing and storing creatures. Its simple yet effective design has made it an enduring symbol of the Pokémon franchise.
- Name Origin: The name “Poké Ball” is derived from “Pokémon” and “ball,” reflecting its function as a device for catching and storing Pokémon.
- Popularity: Poké Balls are a staple in the Pokémon games, anime, and merchandise. They are essential for any Trainer looking to build a team of Pokémon.
- Special Features: Some Poké Balls have unique features, such as the Heal Ball, which restores a Pokémon’s health upon capture, and the Quick Ball, which has a higher catch rate if used at the start of a battle.
- International Names: Poké Balls are known by different names in various languages:
- German: Pokéball
- Spanish: Poké Ball
- French: Poké Ball
- Italian: Poké Ball
- Japanese: Monster Ball (モンスターボール)
