Has a Poké Ball ever captured anything other than a Pokémon?
Science Fiction & Fantasy Asked by SQB on January 28, 2021
It seems such a handy device: a small ball which you throw and somehow captures (or imprisons) a sentient being, almost always much larger than the ball, inside.
Has a Poké ball ever been used to (try to) capture anything other than a Pokémon?
Does it work? If not, why not?
One Answer
Ash tries to catch a Mankey in 'Primape goes bananas' but inadvertently snares a rice ball.
The Poké Ball appears to successfully digitise it, but then rejects it immediately afterwards.
Mewtwo's special balls in 'Mewtwo Strikes Back' are capable of capturing Poké Balls, complete with their cargo of Pokémon.
As can be seen in 'The Tower of Terror', you can't catch a human with a standard ball.
However, the Pokéstar Studios movie Timegate Traveler is about a future where Bug-type Pokémon now rule the world and keep humans in specially designed Human Balls.
Answered by Valorum on January 28, 2021
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