It is great for Shiny Hunting, with a x3 Catch Rate.

Repeat Ball - A Pokéball that works best on Pokémon species that a player has already caught.

The Catch Rate ranges from x1 to x4 depending on how many turns have elapsed in the battle.

Timer Ball - A Pokéball that works better the longer a wild encounter goes on.

Because of this, they are an excellent investment for a regular foray into the tall grass. These Pokéballs are dirt cheap and can be found anywhere, so throwing one after another at an opponent doesn't hurt the player financially.

Pokéball - The standard Pokéball has a catch rate of x1, however it ranks highly because of its availability and price.

Level Ball - This Pokéball gives a high Catch Rate depending on the difference between the player's Pokémon and the opponent, ranging between x2 to x8.

Lure Ball - This Pokéball works best on Pokémon caught with a Rod, giving a x3 Catch Rate, and a x5 in Sun & Moon.

It works well for filling out a Pokédex, but not much else. It gives a Catch Rate of x1-3 depending on how low the level is.

Nest Ball - This Pokéball works better on Pokémon that are a low level.

However it has a x1 if not used on bodies of water.

Dive Ball - This Pokéball works best when encountering Pokémon on the water or while diving, with a Catch Rate of x3.5.

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Fast Ball - A Pokéball that works best on Pokémon with a speed over 100.

Net Ball - This Pokéball works best on Bug and Water type Pokémon, giving a Catch Rate of x3 before Sun & Moon, and a x3.5 after.

It gives players a baseline x1.5 for all encounters.

Great Ball - A standard Pokéball available all over Pokémon regions in Pokémarts.Master Ball - Can catch any Pokémon in one try, however the ball is very limited and was worth more when games had fewer legendary encounters.For all other Pokémon however, it remains at x1. Love Ball - Gives a massive x8 Catch Rate to opponents of the same species as the player's Pokémon as long as it is the opposite gender.Friend Ball - A Pokéball that starts a Pokémon with a friendship value of 200, but only has a x1 Catch Rate.Luxury Ball - This Pokéball helps speed up the process of raising a Pokémon's happiness, but only offers the standard x1 Catch Rate.However, if the Pokémon's weight is less than 451.1 lbs, the Catch Rate is penalized -20.

Heavy Ball - Great for catching Snorlax of Golurk, this Pokéball is extra effective on Pokémon that weight over 451.1 lbs, giving a boost of +20 to its catch Rate, +30 for over 677.3 lbs, and +40 for over 903 lbs.However, it only gives this benefit to a total of six Pokémon, making it basically useless elsewhere. Moon Ball - A ball that gives a Catch Rate boost of x3 when used on Pokémon that evolve with a Moon Stone.They aren't terribly expensive and aren't hard to find, but the need to have a Pokémon healed when caught is low for most players. Heal Ball - Heals the HP and status of the Pokémon it catches, but only offers a standard x1 Catch Rate.

They are also difficult to come by in game. However it is awful for players using it on anything other than an Ultra Beast, lowering the catch rate to x0.1. Beast Ball - A Pokéball that works well for catching Ultra Beats, giving players a x5 Catch Rate.

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