All Pokéballs in Pokemon Main Series games

It has a simple red and white design, and it's the most known kind of _____.

It is slightly better than the regular PokéBall.

It is twice as good as a regular PokéBall.

A kind of ball that becomes better if the level of the targeted Pokémon is lower.

A PokéBall that makes the Pokémon caught more friendly.

A regular PokéBall that heals a Pokémon as soon as it is caught.

A ball that works better in dark places or at night.

A kind of PokéBall that works better the sooner it is used in battle.

A type of ball that works better with Pokémon found underwater.

A ball that works better if the trainer has registered the Pokémon already in his or her PokéDex.

A PokéBall that works better with Bug and Water-type Pokémon.

A type of ball that works better as more time passes since an encounter with a wild Pokémon.

A type of PokéBall that works better when trying to catch Ultra Beasts. However, they are awful at catching regular Pokémon.

A type of ball whose catch rate becomes better according to how much difference there is between the trainer's Pokémon's level and the wild Pokémon's.

A ball that works better if the trainer's Pokémon and the wild Pokémon have opposite genders.

It has the same chance to catch as a regular PokéBall but makes the Pokémon more friendly to the trainer as soon as it is caught.

A ball whose catch rate increases as the weight of the targeted Pokémon does.

The potential of this ball increases if the Pokémon attempted to catch can evolve by a Moon Stone.

A ball that works better with Pokémon found by fishing.

They act the same way as a regular PokéBall but has a completely white design and is given as a gift when ten or more PokéBalls are bought at once.

A very rare PokéBall that never fails in an attempt to catch a Pokémon.

It can used only in the Safari Zone, in which regular wild Pokémon battles can't be made, so the process of catching is more difficult.

A kind of PokéBall that works better with Pokémon that like to flee from trainers. It is normally associated with Raikou, Entei and Suicune.

A ball that is only used to capture Pokémon during a Bug-Catching Contest.

A type of ball inaccessible by anyone, and from an unknown origin. Event Pokémon are given in _______ since Generation IV.

A type of Poké Ball to be used only in the Bug Catching Contest in Johto. The are also used in the Pal Park in Sinnoh.

A type of PokéBall that can only be obtained when in an encounter with a Pokémon caught through the Dream World.