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 Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 7:08 pm
{On the screen pops Shera in the right corner of the screen then a menu is presented to you.} Welcome to my Storage Box! {The girl says happily and giggles a bit as a Shiny Raikou comes up beside her and licks her cheek.} Stop it Raikou! {She says then returns him in a beautiful Luxury Ball} Alright! Here I keep my, {She pointed to the titles to the side and they lite up as she named them off.} My Safari Inventory & My Bag Inventory, The Types of Pokeballs you see here, Ponies Up for Trade, Normal Pokemon, Fire Pokemon, Water Pokemon, Bug/Grass Pokemon, Ghost/Dark Type Pokemon, Electric Pokemon, Fight Pokemon, Pyschic Pokemon, and my credits. See you next season! {Shera waved goodbye then the box with her in it went blank}
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 5:13 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 6:47 pm
{Shera pops back up on the blank box in the corner and smiles} Well, after seeing my bag...which I really should put more stuff in, you might want to know why I have a section on pokeballs in general. Well, there are more then just three or four types of pokeball...I really don't know how many types there are but these are the ones my friend has given to me and my pokemon seem to like these more then safari ones. It's more or less like catching a wild pony again...just they pick the ball they stay in. {Shera smiled and waved.} Sorry to bug you again, just when you look at my pony info you will see a section on balls. {Screen cut off}Pokeballs  Standard Pokeball-Used for catching anything from the smallest to largest pokemon. Not always a great catching success rate.
 Great Ball-has a blue top and a white bottom, as well as the horizontal black ring. It has a 50% higher chance to successfully catch a Pokémon than a regular Poké Ball
 Ultra Ball-100% higher chance to catch a Pokémon than a regular Poké Ball, and a 50% higher chance than a Great Ball. It has a black and yellow top, often with the yellow forming an "H" on the top of the ball.
 Master Ball-the best and rarest ball available in any game. It has a two-shade purple top forming two brighter purple circles on the sides of the top, as well as the letter "M" printed on the top. The Master Ball has a 100% chance to catch any Pokémon, no matter what the circumstances and could be described best as "the ball that never fails".-NONE OF MY PONIES ARE IN THESE BALLS!
 Heavy Ball- can catch large and heavy Pokémon such as Snorlax better then a pokeball. It has a dark blue top with lighter blue circles on either side at an angle from the central button, the topmost of which is the largest and the lower-most of which are tiny and almost the same shade of blue as the majority of the top.
 Safari Ball-in exchange for all pokeballs the trainer may be holding for as long as they are in the Safari Zone. This pokeball has a green and yellow striped top and carries a 50% higher chance of capturing a Pokémon in the safari zone than a standard pokeball, but can only be used in the Safari Zone.
 Friend Ball-About as effective as a standard pokeball. However, Pokémon captured by this ball will bond more quickly to their trainers than with any other ball. This ball has a green top decorated with two red dots slanting toward the center button on both sides of the vertical midline on the top half and a single red dot near the "top" part of the ball's top half as seen from the front.
 Lure Ball-Best used to catch Pokémon found via fishing and carries a 50% higher rate of capture than a normal pokeball for this purpose. It is characterized by a blue top with a red "V" going up the middle which is decorated by three vertical yellow lines.
 Level Ball-Catches Pokémon of a level lower than that of yours. It has an orange, red, and black top with the red forming a "V" between the orange and black. Like all Pokeballs, it has a white bottom and a black band around the middle and the button.
 Moon Ball-Used to catch Pokémon that can only evolve through use of the Moon Stone such as Clefairy, Jigglypuff, Nidorina, and Nidorino. It has a black and blue top, with the blue being on one side of the top and black on the other. Smack between the two sides of the top half on the front is a yellow crescant moon.
 Timer Ball-For every ten turns that pass in a battle with a wild Pokémon, the chances of success for capturing the Pokémon increases. It's starting effectiveness is no better than that of a standard Pokéball. It has a black, white, and orange top with the sides of the top half being range and what looks like a cooking timer handle of orange pointing toward the button.
 Nest Ball-Operates similar to the Level Ball, possibly even the same as the Level Ball. The lower the level of the Pokémon you face, the higher the chances of capture. It has a green top with yellow bands that wrap from the sides up around the back before ending in a circle at the top to make a design that imitates a woven nest.
 Net Ball-Allow easier capture of bug and water Pokémon. It has a light blue top with black bankds crossing it in a "net" pattern, often raised above the ball's surface. It has a 75% higher chance to capture bug and water Pokémon, otherwise it is only as useful as a normal pokeball.
 Dive Ball-Used to catch Pokémon found on the sea floor such as Clampearl, Shellder, and so on. To this end, it is often used underwater. The entire ball is various shades blue except for the black horizon band around the middle, and a white "cap" on the top of the ball in which the blue forms a gentle "wave" pattern around. It has a capture rate of 75% for Pokémon seen on the sea floor.
 Fast Ball-Catches Pokémon which run away quickly and easily such as Pokémon with the Run Away ability or Legendary Pokémon like Suicune. It is characterized by yellow half-circles on the sides of both the top and bottom halves, with the top half being primarily red and carrying a lightning-bolt yellow mark on the very top.
 Quick Ball-Has a higher chance of capturing a Pokémon the earlier it is uses in a battle, so it is basically the opposite of a Timer Ball.
 Repeat Ball-Best for catching Pokémon that have already been caught before. Its distinguishing features consist of a red top similar to a normal pokeball, with a gold and continuing series of connected circles starting from the button and ending at the rear of the top half. The open spaces of each circle are colored black.
 Love Ball-Easily catches Pokémon of the opposite gender of your active lead Pokémon. It has a pink top with a heart-shaped design near the button with a dark pink border and a light pink interior. Its success rate is about 75% to 100% for opposite gender Pokémon.
 Dusk Ball-a ball with normal success rate, although the chance increases if the time is dark (usually after 6 pm, or dark, to around 4 am) or in a dark area, such as a cave. It is grey and has green, eerie spots all over it.
 Cherish Ball-It is a pokeball only obtainable if you receive a pokemon at a special event it is completly red
 Luxury Ball-The fanciest ball made, and the most expensive known. It is designed for luxury as its name suggests. While its is the same as a normal pokeball in terms of success rates in general, a Pokémon caught in this ball will form a bond with its trainer more quickly. It is almost entirely black with a cold band around the middle as well as a gold button, and carries rings of red on both halves which themselves are flanked by rings of gold.
((I'm fully aware of the fact some of the pokeballs that exist aren't here. Some are only from the other side games of pokemon (Pokemon Ranger for example)...so I didn't feel the need to add them. ))
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:12 pm
Ponies Up For Trade
---No pokemon are currently up for trade. Please try again later.---
Wish List Pokemon:
Eevee (Male and female)-MAJOR WANT!
Mareep (really interested in males but will swing for females too)
Umbreon (male and female)-MAJOR WANT!
Teddiursa (male)
Houndour (Male or female)-MAJOR WANT!
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:15 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:16 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:17 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:18 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:19 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:20 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:21 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:21 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:40 pm
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My trainer card: A new card complete with six spaces for pictures of her pokemon. (The number is my gaia ID) 
