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what's it like nside Poké Ball? There are three main theories about what it's like inside a Poké Ball once a Pokémon is caught: The Data Theory The Physical Size Theory The Ideal Environment Theory the theories up close the data TheorY Pokémon are converted to energy and data. The Poke Ball acts like a USB drive for the Pokémon. the physical size theory Pokémon are shrunk to fit the size of the Poke Ball. They end up being crammed in there waiting to be let out. Both of these theories ely on treating the Pokémon either 10101010101 10101010101010101010 numanely or os objects. 101010101010101010 0101010 the ideal environment theory An ideal environment is created within the Poké Ball for the captured Pokémon. Ideal environments consist of an ample supply of their favorite food and imagery of their native habitat Each ideal enviroment should also include the following amenities a shower a TV a bed a set of workout equipment a a training dummy a hot tub a photo of their trainer As you can see, the Ideal Environment Theory is clearly the favored choice for determining what it's like for Pokémon inside a Poké Ball. With all these amenities, it's no wonder Poké Balls are fairly expensive-with some even being priceless (hello, Master Ball) MOVOTO anRadich

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Sleeping Entity

Jun 07, 2013 at 07:24PM EDT

I've always gone for the data theory, although…

Perhaps the existence of the "luxury ball" indicates otherwise?

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Land0fChocolate

Land0fChocolate

Jun 08, 2013 at 02:37PM EDT

I think it's a cross between the data and ideal environment theory.

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