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A spritesheet of all official Pokéballs on 4 Gen style.

Each frame is in a square of 64 pixels, which offers 32 frames for each Pokéball (so a spritesheet of 64×2048 for each):

• 4 frames for the throw

• 11 frames for the initial catch (aspiration phase)

• 5 frames for the shakes (with the central button lit!)

• 7 frames for the breaking (catch failure)

• 5 frames for the successful catch

As the ball has a diameter of 14 pixels, it allowed me to animate the balls with particles inspired from DPP.

From left to right, there is:

1- Poké Ball

2- Great Ball

3- Ultra Ball

4- Master Ball
5- Premier Ball
6- Cherish Ball

7- Luxury Ball

8- Nest Ball
9- Net Ball

10- Dive Ball
11- Repeat Ball

12- Timer Ball

13- Safari Ball
14- Quick Ball

15- Dusk Ball

16- Heal Ball

17- Beast Ball
18- GS Ball

19- Fast Ball
20- Lure Ball

21- Level Ball

22- Heavy Ball

23- Love Ball

24- Friend Ball
25- Moon Ball

26- Park Ball

27- Sport Ball

28- Dream Ball

There is redblueyellow spritesheet in 5 Gen style but I did not find anything in the 4G style for Pokémon Starter Kit with all balls or with half of the missing pokeballs.
The major difference is the resolution: In 5 Gen, the balls are 22 pixels in diameter against 14 pixels in diameter for 4 Gen. I relied on the DPP and HGSS models to do them.

I do not exclude one day to make the HD version in 28 pixels in diameter on 128×128 frames. The height of spritesheet will then be 4096 pixels. Hence the fact that I limited myself to 32 frames.

Have fun, it's free ! No permission required. You can integrate it into any Pokémon fan-game or Starter Kit. (Pokémon Essentials, PSP, PSDK...)

Description

A spritesheet of all official Pokéballs on 4 Gen style.

Each frame is in a square of 64 pixels, which offers 32 frames for each Pokéball (so a spritesheet of 64×2048 for each):

• 4 frames for the throw

• 11 frames for the initial catch (aspiration phase)

• 5 frames for the shakes (with the central button lit!)

• 7 frames for the breaking (catch failure)

• 5 frames for the successful catch

As the ball has a diameter of 14 pixels, it allowed me to animate the balls with particles inspired from DPP.

From left to right, there is:

1- Poké Ball

2- Great Ball

3- Ultra Ball

4- Master Ball
5- Premier Ball
6- Cherish Ball

7- Luxury Ball

8- Nest Ball
9- Net Ball

10- Dive Ball
11- Repeat Ball

12- Timer Ball

13- Safari Ball
14- Quick Ball

15- Dusk Ball

16- Heal Ball

17- Beast Ball
18- GS Ball

19- Fast Ball
20- Lure Ball

21- Level Ball

22- Heavy Ball

23- Love Ball

24- Friend Ball
25- Moon Ball

26- Park Ball

27- Sport Ball

28- Dream Ball

There is redblueyellow spritesheet in 5 Gen style but I did not find anything in the 4G style for Pokémon Starter Kit with all balls or with half of the missing pokeballs.
The major difference is the resolution: In 5 Gen, the balls are 22 pixels in diameter against 14 pixels in diameter for 4 Gen. I relied on the DPP and HGSS models to do them.

I do not exclude one day to make the HD version in 28 pixels in diameter on 128×128 frames. The height of spritesheet will then be 4096 pixels. Hence the fact that I limited myself to 32 frames.

Have fun, it's free ! No permission required. You can integrate it into any Pokémon fan-game or Starter Kit. (Pokémon Essentials, PSP, PSDK...)