The Wand Company has been making officially licensed, high-quality Poke Ball replicas for The Pokemon Company for a very long time, and it’s not done yet. The collectibles creator has just announced three more designs coming to the Pokemon Center very soon, so if there are any Poke Ball types you’ve been waiting for, you’ll want to check them out.
The three new Poke Ball types coming to The Wand Company range soon arethe Safari Ball, the Moon Ball, and the Level Ball. An image showing what they look like has been shown, but the balls aren’t ready to buy yet. Having started with the traditional red and white Poke Ball and gone from there, the addition of these three new designs will bring the collection’s total up to 18, so a lot of ground covered, but still a lot more to go.
The Wand Company Reveals Three More Poke Ball Replica Designs
Safari, Moon, And Level
For those unfamiliar with the Safari, Moon, and Level Balls designs, as well as what they do, let me enlighten you. The Safari Ball has camouflage where you’d find red on a regular Poke Ball. It doesn’t have a special function or ability, and is simply the Poke Ball type you’re able to freely use in Safari Zones, making its Pokemon debut back in the originalGame Boygames.
The Moon and Level Balls are a little different since they come with perks. The ball’s top is black and blue with a yellow crescent moon on it, and it’s more likely to catch Pokemon that need the Moon Stone to evolve, so a pretty specific use case. The yellow, black, and red Level Ball is the most useful of the three as it can be used to increase your chances of successfully capturing a wild Pokemon with a higher level.
The finer details of The Wand Company’s three new replicas are yet to be revealed, but it’s probably safe to assume they will function in the same way as the other balls in the collection. The replicas do more than just look good. They glow too, and the light’s color will change as you move your hand closer. Also, while it’s not recommended you throw them, pressing the button on the front will activate a catching sequence.
Each of The Wand Company’s replica Poke Balls also comes with a stand for display purposes, andsome of the more popular designs have been turned into cheaper, miniature versionsthat are reminiscent of the way Poke Balls look in the anime before they’re activated.The three new designs will likely cost either $99.99 or $119.99.The last two full-sized designs -the Beast Balland the Luxury Ball - are more expensive, but their designs are more elaborate than all of the replicas to come before them.
