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When looking up Poké Balls for reference I came across various information about them and wanted to incorporate that into this picture. Labeling what things are on the Poké Ball and general information like the diameter and weight of it.

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:iconjohnvwelsh:
ehm, could you please guide me how you did that toon render? Inside which 3D program?

Thanks in advance!
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~snikeye Mar 19, 2013  New member Hobbyist Traditional Artist
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=Michibancupcake55 Mar 6, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
This is so interesting! My imagination is running, this is awesome :meow:
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I LOVE YOU SO MUCHH AHHHH
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~Darthmonarch Mar 3, 2013  Student General Artist
Wow, this is really in-depth! Never thought they'd be about the size of a baseball, definitely makes Pokemon seem a little more real for me.
You should see if you can put this on Bulbapedia, there was some one I overheard talking about making some out of fiberglass but, was unsure of the dimensions.
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Do you have all the dimensions of a pokeball?
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~Ryuuhou Mar 2, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
The attention to detail is really good! you should add this to bulbapedia for the pokeball page :)
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~Dogzzilla Mar 1, 2013  Student Digital Artist
how do pokemon go in those?
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~xOnimaru777 Mar 1, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
There are many theories. Mine is very logically based, and I think it's worth sharing if you're open to ideas.
Once a Pokemon is captured within the ball, it is stored in the form of light energy, hence the reflecting glass (to contain the light) and copper pins (to keep a constant electric current running through the interior). This would explain why there is a brilliant flash of light each time a Pokemon is released from it's ball, and that a ball with a captured Pokemon inside of it weighs no more than an empty one.
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~Don-ko Mar 2, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
but every surface consumes photons, even mirror. So over the time the overall amount of light inside will decrease. That may be fatal to a pockemon if it's really stored as a code in light.
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