Great Ball
The Great Ball is a stronger version of the standard Poké Ball, introduced in Generation I (Pokémon Red and Blue) in 1996. It has a higher success rate of capturing Pokémon than a regular Poké Ball, specifically providing a 1.5x multiplier to the capture rate. The Great Ball is often used when facing mid-level or slightly harder-to-catch Pokémon, giving trainers a better chance of success without jumping to more expensive options like Ultra Balls. Over the generations, the Great Ball has maintained its design—blue with red accents—and its role as an intermediate capturing tool between the regular Poké Ball and more powerful options.
The Great Ball is a stronger version of the standard Poké Ball, introduced in Generation I (Pokémon Red and Blue) in 1996. It has a higher success rate of capturing Pokémon than a regular Poké Ball, specifically providing a 1.5x multiplier to the capture rate. The Great Ball is often used when facing mid-level or slightly harder-to-catch Pokémon, giving trainers a better chance of success without jumping to more expensive options like Ultra Balls. Over the generations, the Great Ball has maintained its design—blue with red accents—and its role as an intermediate capturing tool between the regular Poké Ball and more powerful options.
The Great Ball is a stronger version of the standard Poké Ball, introduced in Generation I (Pokémon Red and Blue) in 1996. It has a higher success rate of capturing Pokémon than a regular Poké Ball, specifically providing a 1.5x multiplier to the capture rate. The Great Ball is often used when facing mid-level or slightly harder-to-catch Pokémon, giving trainers a better chance of success without jumping to more expensive options like Ultra Balls. Over the generations, the Great Ball has maintained its design—blue with red accents—and its role as an intermediate capturing tool between the regular Poké Ball and more powerful options.