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Here are some new Poké Balls I designed. They include opposite versions of some existing Poké Balls and variants of the Dream Ball (which originally was only used to catch wild Pokémon in the Entree Forest, but now is more likely to succeed when used on a sleeping Pokémon).

Opposite balls

*Stratum Ball- more likely to succeed the lower the Trainer’s Pokémon’s level is than the wild Pokémon’s (Opposite of the Level Ball)

*Lightweight Ball- more likely to succeed the lighter in weight the Pokémon is (Opposite of the Heavy Ball)

*Rival Ball- more likely to succeed against a Pokémon the same gender as the Trainer’s Pokémon (Opposite of the Love Ball/Lovey-Dovey Ball)

*Newcomer Ball- more likely to succeed if the Pokémon hasn’t been registered in the Pokédex (Opposite of the Repeat Ball)

*Range Ball- more likely to succeed against higher level Pokémon (Opposite of the Nest Ball)

*Purify Ball- purifies corrupted Pokémon (opposite of the Dark Ball from Celebi: The Voice of the Forest)

*Delight Ball- releases attractant (opposite of the Pester Ball/Reluctant Ball from Pokémon Snap)

Dream Ball variants

*Scorch Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a burned Pokémon

*Chill Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a frozen Pokémon

*Stun Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a paralyzed Pokémon

*Bane Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a poisoned or badly poisoned Pokémon

*Daze Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a confused Pokémon

Description

Here are some new Poké Balls I designed. They include opposite versions of some existing Poké Balls and variants of the Dream Ball (which originally was only used to catch wild Pokémon in the Entree Forest, but now is more likely to succeed when used on a sleeping Pokémon).

Opposite balls

*Stratum Ball- more likely to succeed the lower the Trainer’s Pokémon’s level is than the wild Pokémon’s (Opposite of the Level Ball)

*Lightweight Ball- more likely to succeed the lighter in weight the Pokémon is (Opposite of the Heavy Ball)

*Rival Ball- more likely to succeed against a Pokémon the same gender as the Trainer’s Pokémon (Opposite of the Love Ball/Lovey-Dovey Ball)

*Newcomer Ball- more likely to succeed if the Pokémon hasn’t been registered in the Pokédex (Opposite of the Repeat Ball)

*Range Ball- more likely to succeed against higher level Pokémon (Opposite of the Nest Ball)

*Purify Ball- purifies corrupted Pokémon (opposite of the Dark Ball from Celebi: The Voice of the Forest)

*Delight Ball- releases attractant (opposite of the Pester Ball/Reluctant Ball from Pokémon Snap)

Dream Ball variants

*Scorch Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a burned Pokémon

*Chill Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a frozen Pokémon

*Stun Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a paralyzed Pokémon

*Bane Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a poisoned or badly poisoned Pokémon

*Daze Ball- more likely to succeed when used on a confused Pokémon