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Balls are items (but they have their own pocket in the bag) that you can catch Pokémon with. They are very vital to the game, because you will need it to catch Pokémon for your journey. It starts with Poké Ball, to Master Balls, which are very rare and will always catch any Pokémon.
Balls are items (but they have their own pocket in the bag) that you can catch Pokémon with. They are very vital to the game, because you will need it to catch Pokémon for your journey. It starts with Poké Ball, to Master Balls, which are very rare and will always catch any Pokémon.


Your first ball will be when you go back to Elm's Lab, (after seeing your rival) where his lowest assistant will walk over to you (like he did when you got a potion from him) and give you a Poké Ball. At one point the Radio Tower will be invaded by Team Rocket and you will have to beat all the Rocket people. After this, Elm will call you (Please confirm this, because it might be after you beat Claire, the last Johto Gym Leader) and say something and tells you to come to his lab. When you talk to Elm, he will give you the Master Ball.
Your first ball will be when you go back to Elm's Lab, (after seeing your rival) where his lowest assistant will walk over to you (like he did when you got a potion from him) and give you a Poké Ball. Once you receive the last gym battle (beating Clair '''and''' getting the badge in the cave), Professor Elm will call you over the Pokégear and tell you he has something for you. Fly over to his lab to receive a [[BP:Master Ball|Master Ball]].<br /><br />
==Poké Ball List==
===Normal Poké Balls===
{| {{prettytable|sortable=1}}
!Name
!Description
!Catch Rate
!Buy Price
!Sell Price
|-
|Poké Ball
|The regular and most common Ball.
|1 x
|200{{pokebuck}}
|100{{pokebuck}}
|-
|Great ball
|This Ball is better then the regular Ball, and can catch Pokémon better.
|1.5 x
|600{{pokebuck}}
|300{{pokebuck}}
|-
|Park Ball
|This Ball is given to you on the [[Pokémon Gold and Silver/National Park|National Park]] event.
|1.5 x
| --
| --
|-
|Ultra Ball
|This Ball is the best general Ball available on the store.
|2 x
|1200{{pokebuck}}
|600{{pokebuck}}
|-
|Master Ball
|The ultimate Ball. Will catch any Pokémon without failing.
|∞ x (infinity)
| --
|0{{pokebuck}}
|}
 
===Special Balls===
{| {{prettytable}}
!Name
!Effect
!Catch Rate
!Obtained From
!Sell Price
|-
|Level Ball
|Catch rate increases with the level ratio between your Pokémon and the opponent's
<!-- PLEASE NOTE THAT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO GRAMMETIZE IT PERFECTLY. PLEASE HELP BY DOING IT. -->
|If your level is higher then opponent's: 2x<br />
If your level is 2 times or more then your opponent's: 4x<br />
If your level is 4 times or more then your opponent's: 8x
|Red Appricorn
|rowspan="7" | 500{{pokebuck}}
|-
|Lure Ball
|Works better if the Pokémon was hooked using a rod.
|3x if Pokémon was hooked using a rod.
|Blue Appricorn
|-
|Moon Ball
|Works better if the Pokémon can evolve using a Moon Stone.
|4x is the Pokémon can evolve using a Moon Stone.
|Yellow Appricorn
|-
|Friend Ball
|A Pokémon captured with this Ball will have a happiness value of 200.
|1x
|Green Appricorn
|-
|Fast Ball
|Works well if the Pokémon can flee.<br />
List of Pokémon who flee: {{bp|Abra}}, {{bp|Magnemite}}, {{bp|Grimer}}, {{bp|Tangela}}, {{bp|Mr. Mime}}, {{bp|Eevee}}, {{bp|Porygon}}, {{bp|Dratini}}, {{bp|Dragonair}}, {{bp|Entei}}, {{bp|Suicune}} and {{bp|Raikou}}.
|4x if the Pokémon is from the list above.
|White Appricorn
|-
|Heavy Ball
|The heavier the Pokémon, the higher the catch rate
|If the Pokémon weight is:
* Between 100-200kg: Normal.
* Between 200-300kg: +20 to catch rate.
* Over 300kg: +30.
* Lower then 100: -10.
|Black Appricorn
|-
|Love Ball
|Higher catch rate if your Pokémon and the wild Pokémon are opposite in genders.
|8x if the Pokémon are in opposite genders.
|Pink Appricorn
|}

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Pokémon Gold and Silver | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Pokémon Crystal
Pokédex
Moves

Pokeball.png

Walkthrough
  1. New Bark Town
  2. Route 29
  3. Cherrygrove City
  4. Mr. Pokémon's House
  5. Back to New Bark Town
  6. Routes 30 & 31
  7. Dark Cave
  8. Violet City
  9. Sprout Tower
  10. Route 32
  11. Ruins of Alph
  12. Union Cave
  13. Route 33
  14. Azalea Town
  15. Slowpoke Well
  16. Ilex Forest
  17. Route 34
  18. Goldenrod City
  19. Route 35
  20. National Park
  21. Routes 36 & 37
  22. Ecruteak City
  23. Burned Tower
  24. Route 38 & 39
  25. Olivine City
  26. Lighthouse
  27. Routes 40 & 41
  28. Cianwood City
  29. Olivine Gym & Johto Side Quests
  30. Route 42
  31. Mahogany Town
  32. Route 43
  33. Lake of Rage
  34. Rocket Hideout
  35. Radio Tower
  36. Return to Ecruteak City (Crystal)
  37. Route 44
  38. Ice Path
  39. Blackthorn City
  40. Dragon's Den
  41. Mt. Mortar
  42. Whirl Islands
  43. Tin Tower
  44. Routes 45 & 46
Kanto
  1. Routes 26 & 27
  2. Victory Road
  3. Indigo Plateau
  4. Fast Ship S.S Aqua
  5. Vermilion City
  6. Route 6
  7. Saffron City
  8. Route 7
  9. Route 8
  10. Lavender Town
  11. Rock Tunnel
  12. Routes 9 & 10
  13. Cerulean City
  14. Routes 24 & 25
  15. Route 5
  16. Celadon City
  17. Routes 16, 17 & 18
  18. Fuchsia City
  19. Routes 14 & 15
  20. Routes 12 & 13
  21. Route 11
  22. Diglett's Cave
  23. Route 2
  24. Pewter City
  25. Route 3
  26. Mt. Moon
  27. Route 4
  28. Viridian City
  29. Route 1
  30. Pallet Town
  31. Routes 19, 20 & 21
  32. Viridian Gym
  33. Route 22
  34. Route 28
  35. Mt. Silver
Secrets
Exclusives
Items
Item locations
Appendices

Balls are items (but they have their own pocket in the bag) that you can catch Pokémon with. They are very vital to the game, because you will need it to catch Pokémon for your journey. It starts with Poké Ball, to Master Balls, which are very rare and will always catch any Pokémon.

Your first ball will be when you go back to Elm's Lab, (after seeing your rival) where his lowest assistant will walk over to you (like he did when you got a potion from him) and give you a Poké Ball. Once you receive the last gym battle (beating Clair and getting the badge in the cave), Professor Elm will call you over the Pokégear and tell you he has something for you. Fly over to his lab to receive a Master Ball.

Poké Ball List

Normal Poké Balls

Name Description Catch Rate Buy Price Sell Price
Poké Ball The regular and most common Ball. 1 x 200Template:Pokebuck 100Template:Pokebuck
Great ball This Ball is better then the regular Ball, and can catch Pokémon better. 1.5 x 600Template:Pokebuck 300Template:Pokebuck
Park Ball This Ball is given to you on the National Park event. 1.5 x -- --
Ultra Ball This Ball is the best general Ball available on the store. 2 x 1200Template:Pokebuck 600Template:Pokebuck
Master Ball The ultimate Ball. Will catch any Pokémon without failing. ∞ x (infinity) -- 0Template:Pokebuck

Special Balls

Name Effect Catch Rate Obtained From Sell Price
Level Ball Catch rate increases with the level ratio between your Pokémon and the opponent's If your level is higher then opponent's: 2x

If your level is 2 times or more then your opponent's: 4x
If your level is 4 times or more then your opponent's: 8x

Red Appricorn 500Template:Pokebuck
Lure Ball Works better if the Pokémon was hooked using a rod. 3x if Pokémon was hooked using a rod. Blue Appricorn
Moon Ball Works better if the Pokémon can evolve using a Moon Stone. 4x is the Pokémon can evolve using a Moon Stone. Yellow Appricorn
Friend Ball A Pokémon captured with this Ball will have a happiness value of 200. 1x Green Appricorn
Fast Ball Works well if the Pokémon can flee.

List of Pokémon who flee: Abra, Magnemite, Grimer, Tangela, Mr. Mime, Eevee, Porygon, Dratini, Dragonair, Entei, Suicune and Raikou.

4x if the Pokémon is from the list above. White Appricorn
Heavy Ball The heavier the Pokémon, the higher the catch rate If the Pokémon weight is:
  • Between 100-200kg: Normal.
  • Between 200-300kg: +20 to catch rate.
  • Over 300kg: +30.
  • Lower then 100: -10.
 Black Appricorn
Love Ball Higher catch rate if your Pokémon and the wild Pokémon are opposite in genders. 8x if the Pokémon are in opposite genders. Pink Appricorn
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