Random Pokemon Question

I, got bored.

Thus this got posted.

I've been playing my Diamond version and got to wondering, how do pokeballs work?

So I poked around and asked the question, it was a hot topic.

And now, here it is.


This is your opinion, there are no wrong answers, there are noobish answers though.

the pokeball has the button in the middle to press so it'll open. Then a laser-like force sucks the pokemon in or pushes it out, then it'll fight or rest.

Pokeballs use a billion tiny vacuums to suck pokemon in, then they use the things in trash compactors to squish them into the tiny balls.

Pokeballs capture pokemon inside them.
Pokemon inside pokeballs remain inside untill they are released (a Pokemon occasionally releases itself on the show).
Once a Pokemon has a trainer it gos in to and out of the pokeball at the trainers' will.

In order for a pokemon to fit into a pokeball the pokeball uses one of three different forms of physics:
1: Cartoon physics.
2: Dr Who's Tartis physics.
3: The pokemon is converted from physical matter in to data of which the pokeball reads and converts back, similar to the way an entire game world is recorded off a disk.

I think a pokeball is used by a laser force suction, and then it composes the pokemon into a weight room, where they can train their stats, lol.

Not really the answers I was looking for.

What makes a pokeball tick? What accualy catches the pokemon?

And what parts makes a great ball and an ultra ball different?

That's what I was goin for.

"What makes a pokeball tick?" The force of a pokemon's feelings. "What accualy catches the pokemon?" The feelings of the pokemon transfer to the pokeball, which makes it open up and catch it.

"And what parts makes a great ball and an ultra ball different?" The Great Ball has a better sense of what the Pokemon is feeling toward the trainer, the Ultra Ball immediantly knows what the Pokemon feels like, and then it catches them and holds them even longer, which makes it more possible to catch.

... That's touching, sorta

Yeah, but it's what I believe happens