Let's Get Started!
Hi there~ I am new so please notify me if I have done anything wrong or rule breaking! I am a bit of a completionist, so I get kind of irked by the fact that the Super Training page here is not completed even till now. This is one of the game mechanics that got shafted by everyone because it has very low importance in gameplay (other than EV training). :dodgy:
I would like to gather forum members who frequent Bulbapedia to assist in making this project come true, and at the very least complete what was started. Nothing is worst than a incomplete page with vague information on the game mechanic.
I would like there to be groups of people to work on the project: -
[COMPLETE]
The Sprite Group (TSG): - [In charge of getting the sprites for the Ball Types]
How to do this if you can't rip it off directly from the game? You can try to find photos online (need the consent of the original poster before using it) and proceed to edit out the Ball Type sprite (on the top right) with programs such as Photoshop to be used in Bulbapedia or record the 3DS screen directly (using 3DS Capture Cards like these ones) and edit the sprite out.
The Ball Icons edited out:
Note: Thanks to Nickmare, I was able to get screen shots of the Super Training screen and edit out the Ball Icons in Photoshop. I was given permission to use them in Bulbapedia and can offer evidence if required. Really special thanks to Nickmare because it was very difficult to find someone with a 3DS Capture Card that was willing to help out ^v^
[COMPLETE]
The Template Group (TTG): - [In charge of defining the template]
I think the admins do this and we have to request it in the Template Request thread right? However, I would need people who are capable of making a template in order to be able to define the appearance so that the request can be very SPECIFIC. What I had in mind is one like this:
Ones in italic means it is where the sprite goes.
Sorry, not sure how to use colspan here (couldn't span the "Black Ball" across two columns). It's inspired by the Ndex template, but I would really like someone coming up with a lot better one than the example I have shown (and better names than calling it "Black Ball", maybe Average Shot Type or something). Would want someone to finalize the look and send it in to be used as a template.
UPDATE: I tried to reuse some of the already made templates to create a new one because it'll take me quite some time to learn all the wiki syntax. Currently I have combined the Rdex and Ndex codes to create something like this for the Balltypeh (header):
Alright~ I have completed the template for Balltype (the body template):
Note: I have completed the template for the Balltype so that it can be easily managed in the Super Training page (as using a template cuts down a lot of space usage because all you need to just enter the template:name and the parameters rather than typing the whole thing like some of the others have been doing on the page). If you would want to learn a bit of making templates so you don't need to create new tables/codes all the time when editing a page, you can read the above information inside the spoilers regarding the two templates I made using the rdexh, rdex, ndex and ndexh as references and as the base so that I do not need to recreate a whole new template myself.
[COMPLETE]
The Double-Check Group (TDCG): - [Double-Checking whether the listed Pokemon is in there correct Shot Type before editing it onto the Pedia]
Simple, not much to explain. Basically, the group checks it once again and makes sure no mistake has been made in regards to the categorizing of the Pokemon in their respective Shot Types.
Here are the lists:
[CHECKED]
Gen I Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
[CHECKED]
Gen II Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
[CHECKED]
Gen III Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
[CHECKED]
Gen IV Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
[CHECKED]
Gen V Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
[CHECKED]
Gen VI Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
Pokemon Ball Type Statistic Table (The spread of the Pokemon in each different category):
The number enclosed in a bracket, bold and underlined - e.g. (3) - is the number of Ball Type that comes from a Forme Change instead of a Pokemon. Example is that the (3) represents the 3 Ball Type changes that came from Deoxys different forms. If you were to subtract the number 3 from 138, you would get 135, which is the exact number of Pokemon in Generation III (excluding Forme Changes).
The above bold number is the majority of the Ball Type in each Generation - e.g. 35.
Here is the information in word form instead of numbers:
Interesting note: Each Ball Type is the majority in at least one of the Generations, with Green being the majority in two of the Generations.
UPDATE 8/23/2014: I would really like Harmonius Fusion to help out, but am not sure whether you'll see this message. I cannot PM because I do not have 10 posts in total and my response here was not approved by the admin for some reason. I finished checking up to the 3rd Generation and by the time you notice I might have finished checking all of them. Even so, I am really thankful for your offer and if you do manage to see this in time please respond >.<
UPDATE 9/07/2014: I have finished double-checking all the lists!~!!
[COMPLETE]
The List Group (TLG): - [Updating the list of Pokemon that belongs to each ball/shot type]
Would like a group of people to help out with this by taking out your Pokemon and going into Super Training to check the ball type of the other Gen Pokemon. I have every Pokemon except Legendaries (which I only have a few of), but it'll still take me a few days to finish the list by myself as I will only update 1 Gen per day. If others would like to help, then I would really appreciate it. However, it would be great if the people in charge of the group can order the list by the Ndex number so it wouldn't be that chaotic.
Note: The list has been completed. Although I couldn't find anyone to help out, I am still thankful that some people read the thread. Thank you~
The Pedia Group (TPG): - [Handle and updates the Super Training page with the new list]
This is will be the group that will edit in the list of Pokemon using the templates that will be created. It will be quite time consuming to do all 719 Pokemon, so it would be great if more people are available to help! This will be the last group to work though, so this isn't the priority right now.
UPDATE: This the current code that will be used in the Super Training page.
Last of All
I didn't miss anything did I? Would really appreciate it if people can help out and update the Pedia together!! This page needs more notice and it needs to be completed
Please reply if you are interested in helping out~! There were people requesting this to be done in the talk page. We shouldn't ignore the requests of the community right?
Hi there~ I am new so please notify me if I have done anything wrong or rule breaking! I am a bit of a completionist, so I get kind of irked by the fact that the Super Training page here is not completed even till now. This is one of the game mechanics that got shafted by everyone because it has very low importance in gameplay (other than EV training). :dodgy:
I would like to gather forum members who frequent Bulbapedia to assist in making this project come true, and at the very least complete what was started. Nothing is worst than a incomplete page with vague information on the game mechanic.
I would like there to be groups of people to work on the project: -
[COMPLETE]
The Sprite Group (TSG): - [In charge of getting the sprites for the Ball Types]
How to do this if you can't rip it off directly from the game? You can try to find photos online (need the consent of the original poster before using it) and proceed to edit out the Ball Type sprite (on the top right) with programs such as Photoshop to be used in Bulbapedia or record the 3DS screen directly (using 3DS Capture Cards like these ones) and edit the sprite out.
The Ball Icons edited out:
Note: Thanks to Nickmare, I was able to get screen shots of the Super Training screen and edit out the Ball Icons in Photoshop. I was given permission to use them in Bulbapedia and can offer evidence if required. Really special thanks to Nickmare because it was very difficult to find someone with a 3DS Capture Card that was willing to help out ^v^
[COMPLETE]
The Template Group (TTG): - [In charge of defining the template]
I think the admins do this and we have to request it in the Template Request thread right? However, I would need people who are capable of making a template in order to be able to define the appearance so that the request can be very SPECIFIC. What I had in mind is one like this:
| Ball Type Sprite | Black Type | |
| Ndex | MS | Pokemon |
| #001 | Bulbasaur Sprite | Bulbasaur |
UPDATE: I tried to reuse some of the already made templates to create a new one because it'll take me quite some time to learn all the wiki syntax. Currently I have combined the Rdex and Ndex codes to create something like this for the Balltypeh (header):
Template: Balltypeh
{| style="{{roundy|10px}}; margin:auto; text-align:center; border: 2px solid #{{{{{1|black}}} color}}; background: #{{{{{1|black}}} color}};"
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" | [[File:Elesa_OD.png]]
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}; color: {{{3|Black}}}" colspan="2" | {{{3|Black}}} Type
|-
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; color: {{{4|#575057}}}" | Ndex
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; color: {{{4|#575057}}}" | MS
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; color: {{{4|#575057}}}" | Pokémon<noinclude>[[Category:Table templates]]</noinclude>
For new users wanting to learn about wiki templates:
The {{{1|black}}} is a parameter, meaning it could be changed when included in another page. When you use a template you type it like this: {{Balltypeh|black}}
The "Balltypeh" is the name of the template, so {{Balltype}} tells the wiki that you are using the template on the page. The information on next to it changes the parameter in "1" depending on what you input. Confusing? Ok, let's look back up to the template.
We have {{{1|black}}} here. That means that it is the 1st parameter and that the default information is the one right next to it, which is "black". That means that the default word that will be displayed would be "black".
Now, we go back to the other page which uses the template. It actually works like this: {{Balltypeh|"1"}}
Wait what? Shouldn't it be {{Balltypeh|black}}? Well, that is exactly what a parameter is. A parameter is like question, it asks you what you want to put into it and whatever you put into it becomes the "answer". Simply put, that "1" is the same "1" in {{{1|black}}}. So if you were to put in {{Balltypeh|blue}}
then the parameter 1 which is {{{1|black}}} will change to {{{1|blue}}}. The "black" is replaced by the "blue" you have entered in the 1st parameter. This will make the template display the word blue instead of black.
You must use {{{1|"insert any default value"}}} for it to be used. When linking to templates, the parameters continue on like this: {{Balltypeh|"1"|"2"|"3"|"4"|"insert number..."}}. Therefore, if you have the {{1|"value"}} in the template, then whatever you type in {{Balltypeh|"1"}} will change the "value" that is in {{1|"value"}}. If you want to continue on, then all you need to do is make a {{2|"value"}} to use the 2nd parameter. Nothing will be displayed in the "2" of {{Balltypeh|"1"|"2"}} if you do not have a {{2|"value"}} in the template because there isn't a value for the wiki to change.
This is used so that you do not have to type the whole syntax, but rather just change 1 parameter to have another effect. I hope this can help out some people new to making wiki templates (actually I am quite new to it and do not if I explained it well. I hope this helps you understand how I worked out the Balltypeh code above).
For more please visit here: Table Syntax
{| style="{{roundy|10px}}; margin:auto; text-align:center; border: 2px solid #{{{{{1|black}}} color}}; background: #{{{{{1|black}}} color}};"
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" | [[File:Elesa_OD.png]]
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}; color: {{{3|Black}}}" colspan="2" | {{{3|Black}}} Type
|-
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; color: {{{4|#575057}}}" | Ndex
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; color: {{{4|#575057}}}" | MS
! style="background: #{{{{{2|grey}}} color light}}; color: {{{4|#575057}}}" | Pokémon<noinclude>[[Category:Table templates]]</noinclude>
For new users wanting to learn about wiki templates:
The {{{1|black}}} is a parameter, meaning it could be changed when included in another page. When you use a template you type it like this: {{Balltypeh|black}}
The "Balltypeh" is the name of the template, so {{Balltype}} tells the wiki that you are using the template on the page. The information on next to it changes the parameter in "1" depending on what you input. Confusing? Ok, let's look back up to the template.
We have {{{1|black}}} here. That means that it is the 1st parameter and that the default information is the one right next to it, which is "black". That means that the default word that will be displayed would be "black".
Now, we go back to the other page which uses the template. It actually works like this: {{Balltypeh|"1"}}
Wait what? Shouldn't it be {{Balltypeh|black}}? Well, that is exactly what a parameter is. A parameter is like question, it asks you what you want to put into it and whatever you put into it becomes the "answer". Simply put, that "1" is the same "1" in {{{1|black}}}. So if you were to put in {{Balltypeh|blue}}
then the parameter 1 which is {{{1|black}}} will change to {{{1|blue}}}. The "black" is replaced by the "blue" you have entered in the 1st parameter. This will make the template display the word blue instead of black.
You must use {{{1|"insert any default value"}}} for it to be used. When linking to templates, the parameters continue on like this: {{Balltypeh|"1"|"2"|"3"|"4"|"insert number..."}}. Therefore, if you have the {{1|"value"}} in the template, then whatever you type in {{Balltypeh|"1"}} will change the "value" that is in {{1|"value"}}. If you want to continue on, then all you need to do is make a {{2|"value"}} to use the 2nd parameter. Nothing will be displayed in the "2" of {{Balltypeh|"1"|"2"}} if you do not have a {{2|"value"}} in the template because there isn't a value for the wiki to change.
This is used so that you do not have to type the whole syntax, but rather just change 1 parameter to have another effect. I hope this can help out some people new to making wiki templates (actually I am quite new to it and do not if I explained it well. I hope this helps you understand how I worked out the Balltypeh code above).
For more please visit here: Table Syntax
Template:Balltype
<noinclude>{| style="{{roundy|10px}}; margin:auto; text-align:center; border: 2px solid #{{black color}}; background: #{{black color}};"
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" | [[File:Elesa_OD.png]]
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" colspan="2" | Black Type
|-
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; color: #575057" | Ndex
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; color: #575057" | MS
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; color: #575057" | Pokémon</noinclude>
|- style="background:#FFFFFF;"
| style="font-family:Monospace;" | #{{#switch: {{{1|001}}}|351S|351R|351H=351|386A|386D|386S=386|412G|412S=412|413G|413S=413|422E=422|423E=423|479O |479W|479R|479F|479L=479|487O=487|492S=492|521F=521|550B=550|555Z=555|585S|585A|585W=585|586S|586A|5 86W=586|592F=592|593F=593|641T=641|642T=642|645T=645|646B|646W=646|647R=647|648P=648|666Arc|666Con|6 66Ele|666Gar|666Hig|666Icy|666Jun|666Mar|666Mod|666Mon|666Oce|666Pol|666Riv|666San|666Sav|666Sun|666 Tun=666|669Y|669O|669B|669W=669|676He|676St|676Di|676De|676Ma|676Da|676La|676Ka|676Ph=676|678F=678|6 81B=681|{{{1|001}}}}}
| {{MSP|{{{1|001}}}|{{{2|Bulbasaur}}}}}
| {{p|{{{2|Bulbasaur}}}}}<noinclude>
|}[[Category:Table templates]]</noinclude>
Once again, interesting notes for new users working wiki templates:
I was checking out the rdex template and had to look up on the #switch syntax for a while before I understood what that long chain of "junk" code is. Switch syntax and other functions.
Basically what we have here is the parameter (as explained in Balltypeh) as the "test" or "logical reasoning". It is much like an IF function in excel where you put IF( logical reasoning test, result if yes, result if no). However, this one is different in that it is: #switch: comparison string (the value used to be compared to the cases), case 1, case 2, default result if it did not match any of the given cases.
An example is like this: #switch: {{{1|001}}}|351S|351R=351|{{{1|001}}}
If the parameter {{{1|001}}} has the input of 351S when used in another page, then it'll become like this #switch: {{{1|351S}}}|351S|351R=351|{{{1|351S}}} as the entered value (351S) replaces the default value which is 001. If you have taken a look at the link about the switch syntax, you would understand that |351S|351R=351| is a case or scenario. Basially, it means that values 351S and 351R is the same as 351. Therefore if you were to enter 351S, you would get 351 instead. A " | " is needed to separate the values 351S and 351R because there is MORE THAN ONE value. The case/scenario ends only when one of the value is "equal/=" to another value. Everything behind that value is then included into the scenario. In this case, the scenario ends at 351R=351. That means that the value 351S is also included and would be displayed as 351 as well if the parameter(1)'s input is 351S.
Why go through the trouble of putting 351S, 351R and 351H in the template if it will be changed to 351 in the end anyway? Why not just put them all as 351? The thing is that this parameter value is also used for sprites. 351S stands for #351 Castform Sunny Form, 351R for Rainy Form and so on. This is a way to display the sprites of the Pokemon's alternate forms because alternative formes do not have their own Dex No. Castform is still #351 no matter the forme it is in, so in order to separate the sprites, adding a S, R and H behind the Dex No is required to differentiate the different files for the sprites.
The link to the sprite in the above template is this: {{MSP|{{{1|001}}}|{{{2|Bulbasaur}}}}}
The parameter(1) is used in both places which is why the #switch syntax must be used or else it will display the value as "351S" instead of "351". The sprite link will use "351S" as it is because no #switch function is used. MSP is another template (meaning that another parameter is used for it separately like this {{MSP|"1"|"2"}})
The parameter 1 and 2 is "file" and "link" respectively in the MSP template. It is confusing, but I'll try reiterate what I said. It is a template used in another template, so that the parameters are separated. When the Balltype template is used in the Super Training page, putting a "003" in {{Balltype|003}} will make all the parameter 1 in the Balltype template contain the value "003" like this {{MSP|{{{1|003}}}}}. Since the MSP is another template itself, the "003" value will once again be inputted into another page as a parameter value. The template structure for MSP in its own page is this: [[File:{{{1|000}}}MS.png|link={{{2|Missingno.}}} (Pokémon)|{{{2|Missingno.}}}]]
Therefore since {{MSP|"1"}} in the Balltype page has the value of {{MSP|003}}, the value will change all the parameter(1) in the MSP page to 003 making the new one like this: File:{{{1|003}}}.
Hope that helped you out even though the explanation is a bit messy. In other words, the way you type code for the template and how it is used in order pages are different. That is how parameters work out so that the value can change depending on the input in other pages.
<noinclude>{| style="{{roundy|10px}}; margin:auto; text-align:center; border: 2px solid #{{black color}}; background: #{{black color}};"
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" | [[File:Elesa_OD.png]]
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" colspan="2" | Black Type
|-
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; color: #575057" | Ndex
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; color: #575057" | MS
! style="background: #{{grey color light}}; color: #575057" | Pokémon</noinclude>
|- style="background:#FFFFFF;"
| style="font-family:Monospace;" | #{{#switch: {{{1|001}}}|351S|351R|351H=351|386A|386D|386S=386|412G|412S=412|413G|413S=413|422E=422|423E=423|479O |479W|479R|479F|479L=479|487O=487|492S=492|521F=521|550B=550|555Z=555|585S|585A|585W=585|586S|586A|5 86W=586|592F=592|593F=593|641T=641|642T=642|645T=645|646B|646W=646|647R=647|648P=648|666Arc|666Con|6 66Ele|666Gar|666Hig|666Icy|666Jun|666Mar|666Mod|666Mon|666Oce|666Pol|666Riv|666San|666Sav|666Sun|666 Tun=666|669Y|669O|669B|669W=669|676He|676St|676Di|676De|676Ma|676Da|676La|676Ka|676Ph=676|678F=678|6 81B=681|{{{1|001}}}}}
| {{MSP|{{{1|001}}}|{{{2|Bulbasaur}}}}}
| {{p|{{{2|Bulbasaur}}}}}<noinclude>
|}[[Category:Table templates]]</noinclude>
Once again, interesting notes for new users working wiki templates:
I was checking out the rdex template and had to look up on the #switch syntax for a while before I understood what that long chain of "junk" code is. Switch syntax and other functions.
Basically what we have here is the parameter (as explained in Balltypeh) as the "test" or "logical reasoning". It is much like an IF function in excel where you put IF( logical reasoning test, result if yes, result if no). However, this one is different in that it is: #switch: comparison string (the value used to be compared to the cases), case 1, case 2, default result if it did not match any of the given cases.
An example is like this: #switch: {{{1|001}}}|351S|351R=351|{{{1|001}}}
If the parameter {{{1|001}}} has the input of 351S when used in another page, then it'll become like this #switch: {{{1|351S}}}|351S|351R=351|{{{1|351S}}} as the entered value (351S) replaces the default value which is 001. If you have taken a look at the link about the switch syntax, you would understand that |351S|351R=351| is a case or scenario. Basially, it means that values 351S and 351R is the same as 351. Therefore if you were to enter 351S, you would get 351 instead. A " | " is needed to separate the values 351S and 351R because there is MORE THAN ONE value. The case/scenario ends only when one of the value is "equal/=" to another value. Everything behind that value is then included into the scenario. In this case, the scenario ends at 351R=351. That means that the value 351S is also included and would be displayed as 351 as well if the parameter(1)'s input is 351S.
Why go through the trouble of putting 351S, 351R and 351H in the template if it will be changed to 351 in the end anyway? Why not just put them all as 351? The thing is that this parameter value is also used for sprites. 351S stands for #351 Castform Sunny Form, 351R for Rainy Form and so on. This is a way to display the sprites of the Pokemon's alternate forms because alternative formes do not have their own Dex No. Castform is still #351 no matter the forme it is in, so in order to separate the sprites, adding a S, R and H behind the Dex No is required to differentiate the different files for the sprites.
The link to the sprite in the above template is this: {{MSP|{{{1|001}}}|{{{2|Bulbasaur}}}}}
The parameter(1) is used in both places which is why the #switch syntax must be used or else it will display the value as "351S" instead of "351". The sprite link will use "351S" as it is because no #switch function is used. MSP is another template (meaning that another parameter is used for it separately like this {{MSP|"1"|"2"}})
The parameter 1 and 2 is "file" and "link" respectively in the MSP template. It is confusing, but I'll try reiterate what I said. It is a template used in another template, so that the parameters are separated. When the Balltype template is used in the Super Training page, putting a "003" in {{Balltype|003}} will make all the parameter 1 in the Balltype template contain the value "003" like this {{MSP|{{{1|003}}}}}. Since the MSP is another template itself, the "003" value will once again be inputted into another page as a parameter value. The template structure for MSP in its own page is this: [[File:{{{1|000}}}MS.png|link={{{2|Missingno.}}} (Pokémon)|{{{2|Missingno.}}}]]
Therefore since {{MSP|"1"}} in the Balltype page has the value of {{MSP|003}}, the value will change all the parameter(1) in the MSP page to 003 making the new one like this: File:{{{1|003}}}.
Hope that helped you out even though the explanation is a bit messy. In other words, the way you type code for the template and how it is used in order pages are different. That is how parameters work out so that the value can change depending on the input in other pages.
[COMPLETE]
The Double-Check Group (TDCG): - [Double-Checking whether the listed Pokemon is in there correct Shot Type before editing it onto the Pedia]
Simple, not much to explain. Basically, the group checks it once again and makes sure no mistake has been made in regards to the categorizing of the Pokemon in their respective Shot Types.
Here are the lists:
[CHECKED]
Gen I Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
| Black32) | Blue24) | Green35) | Orange30) | Yellow30) |
| 10. Caterpie | 16. Pidgey | 7. Squirtle | 4. Charmander | 1. Bulbasaur |
| 11.Metapod | 17. Pidgeotto | 8. Wartortle | 5. Charmeleon | 2. Ivysaur |
| 13. Weedle | 18. Pidgeot | 9. Blastoise | 6. Charizard | 3. Venusaur |
| 14. Kakuna | 21. Spearow | 27. Sandshrew | 12. Butterfree | 15. Beedrill |
| 19. Rattata | 22. Fearow | 28. Sandslash | 37. Vulpix | 23. Ekans |
| 20. Raticate | 41. Zubat | 31. Nidoqueen | 38. Ninetails | 24. Arbok |
| 35. Clefairy | 42. Golbat | 34. Nidoking | 54. Psyduck | 25. Pikachu |
| 36. Clefable | 48. Venonat | 50. Diglett | 55. Golduck | 26. Raichu |
| 39. Jigglypuff | 49. Venomoth | 51. Dugtrio | 58. Growlithe | 29. Nidoran ♀ |
| 40. Wigglytuff | 83. Farfetch’d | 56. Mankey | 59. Arcanine | 30. Nidorina |
| 52. Meowth | 100. Voltorb | 57. Primeape | 63. Abra | 32. Nidoran ♂ |
| 53. Persian | 101. Electrode | 62. Poliwrath | 64. Kadabra | 33. Nidorino |
| 60. Poliwag | 104. Cubone | 66. Machop | 65. Alakazam | 43. Oddish |
| 61. Poliwhirl | 105. Marowak | 67. Machoke | 79. Slowpoke | 44. Gloom |
| 77. Ponyta | 116. Horsea | 68. Machamp | 80. Slowbro | 45. Vileplume |
| 78. Rapidash | 117. Seadra | 74. Geodude | 81. Magnemite | 46. Paras |
| 86. Seel | 120. Staryu | 75. Graveler | 82. Magneton | 47. Parasect |
| 87. Dewgong | 121. Starmie | 76. Golem | 92. Gastly | 69. Bellsprout |
| 96. Drowzee | 123. Scyther | 88. Grimer | 93. Haunter | 70. Weepinbell |
| 97. Hypno | 126. Electabuzz | 89. Muk | 94. Gengar | 71. Victreebel |
| 106. Hitmonlee | 135. Jolteon | 95. Onix | 109. Koffing | 72. Tentacool |
| 108. Lickitung | 142. Aerodactyl | 98. Krabby | 110. Weezing | 73. Tentacruel |
| 113. Chansey | 145. Zapdos | 99. Kingler | 122. Mr. Mime | 84. Doduo |
| 118. Goldeen | 148. Dragonair | 107. Hitmonchan | 124. Jynx | 85. Dodrio |
| 119. Seaking | 111. Rhyhorn | 131. Lapras | 90. Shellder | |
| 128. Tauros | 112. Rhydon | 134. Vaporeon | 91. Cloyster | |
| 129. Magikarp | 115. Kangaskhan | 138. Omanyte | 102. Exeggcute | |
| 132. Ditto | 125. Magmar | 139. Omastar | 103. Exeggutor | |
| 133. Eevee | 130. Gyarados | 144. Articuno | 114. Tangela | |
| 137. Porygon | 136. Flareon | 150. Mewtwo | 127. Pinsir | |
| 147. Dratini | 140. Kabuto | |||
| 151. Mew | 141. Kabutops | |||
| 143. Snorlax | ||||
| 146. Moltres | ||||
| 149. Dragonite |
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Gen II Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
| Black22) | Blue18) | Green16) | Orange24) | Yellow20) |
| 161. Sentret | 152. Chikorita | 158. Totodile | 163. Hoothoot | 155. Cyndaquil |
| 162. Furret | 153. Bayleef | 159. Croconaw | 164. Noctowl | 156. Quilava |
| 173. Cleffa | 154. Meganium | 160. Feraligatr | 179. Mareep | 157. Typhlosion |
| 174. Igglybuff | 169. Crobat | 185. Sudowoodo | 180. Flaaffy | 165. Ledyba |
| 175. Togepi | 170. Chinchou | 192. Sunflora | 181. Ampharos | 166. Ledian |
| 176. Togetic | 171. Lanturn | 208. Steelix | 183. Marill | 167. Spinarak |
| 190. Aipom | 177. Natu | 212. Scizor | 184. Azumarill | 168. Ariados |
| 191. Sunkern | 178. Xatu | 214. Heracross | 186. Politoed | 172. Pichu |
| 201. Unown | 198. Murkrow | 220. Swinub | 194. Wooper | 182. Bellossom |
| 202. Wobbuffet | 215. Sneasel | 221. Piloswine | 195. Quagsire | 187. Hoppip |
| 206. Dunsparce | 223. Remoraid | 231. Phanpy | 196. Espeon | 188. Skiploom |
| 209. Snubbull | 224. Octillery | 232. Donphan | 197. Umbreon | 189. Jumpluff |
| 210. Granbull | 225. Delibird | 236. Tyrogue | 199. Slowking | 193. Yanma |
| 216. Teddiursa | 227. Skarmory | 240. Magby | 200. Misdreavus | 204. Pineco |
| 217. Ursaring | 230. Kingdra | 244. Entei | 203. Girafarig | 205. Forretress |
| 234. Stantler | 239. Elekid | 248. Tyranitar | 218. Slugma | 207. Gligar |
| 235. Smeargle | 243. Raikou | 219. Marcargo | 211. Qwilfish | |
| 237. Hitmontop | 249. Lugia | 222. Corsola | 213. Shuckle | |
| 241. Miltank | 226. Mantine | 233. Porygon2 | ||
| 242. Blissey | 228. Houndour | 251. Celebi | ||
| 246. Larvitar | 229. Houndoom | |||
| 247. Pupitar | 238. Smoochum | |||
| 245. Suicune | ||||
| 250. Ho-Oh |
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Gen III Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
| Black35) | Blue26) | Green30) | Orange28) | Yellow19) |
| 255. Torchic | 252. Treecko | 258. Mudkip | 261. Poochyena | 283. Surskit |
| 256. Combusken | 253. Grovyle | 259. Marshtomp | 262. Mightyena | 292. Shedinja |
| 257. Blaziken | 254. Sceptile | 260. Swampert | 269. Dustox | 302. Sableye |
| 263. Zigzagoon | 267. Beautifly | 289. Slaking | 270. Lotad | 311. Plusle |
| 264. Linoone | 273. Seedot | 296. Makuhita | 271. Lombre | 312. Minun |
| 265. Wurmple | 274. Nuzleaf | 297. Hariyama | 272. Ludicolo | 313. Volbeat |
| 266. Silcoon | 275. Shiftry | 299. Nosepass | 278. Wingull | 314. Illumise |
| 268. Cascoon | 276. Taillow | 304. Aron | 279. Pelipper | 316. Gulpin |
| 285. Shroomish | 277. Swellow | 305. Lairon | 293. Whismur | 317. Swalot |
| 286. Breloom | 280. Ralts | 306. Aggron | 294. Loudred | 331. Cacnea |
| 287. Slakoth | 281. Kirlia | 318. Carvanha | 295. Exploud | 332. Cacturne |
| 288. Vigoroth | 282. Gardevoir | 319. Sharpedo | 298. Azurill | 343. Baltoy |
| 290. Nincada | 284. Masquerain | 320. Wailmer | 303. Mawile | 344. Claydol |
| 300. Skitty | 291. Ninjask | 321. Wailord | 315. Roselia | 345. Lileep |
| 301. Delcatty | 309. Electrike | 324. Torkoal | 322. Numel | 346. Cradily |
| 307. Meditite | 310. Manectric | 328. Trapinch | 323. Camerupt | 357. Tropius |
| 308. Medicham | 329. Vibrava | 336. Seviper | 335. Zangoose | 361. Snorunt |
| 325. Spoink | 330. Flygon | 339. Barboach | 341. Corphish | 362. Glalie |
| 326. Grumpig | 333. Swablu | 340. Whiscash | 342. Crawdaunt | 385. Jirachi |
| 327. Spinda | 334. Altaria | 347. Anorith | 350. Milotic | |
| 337. Lunatone | 370. Luvdisc | 348. Armaldo | 353. Shuppet | |
| 338. Solrock | 373. Salamence | 367. Huntail | 354. Banette | |
| 349. Feebas | 380. Latias | 369. Relicanth | 355. Duskull | |
| 351. Castform | 381. Latios | 375. Metang | 356. Dusclops | |
| 352. Kecleon | 384. Rayquaza | 376. Metagross | 358. Chimecho | |
| 359. Absol | 386. Deoxys (Speed Form) | 377. Regirock | 368. Gorebyss | |
| 360. Wynaut | 378. Regice | 382. Kyogre | ||
| 363. Spheal | 379. Registeel | 386. Deoxys (Defense Form) | ||
| 364. Sealeo | 383. Groudon | |||
| 365. Walrein | 386. Deoxys (Attack Form) | |||
| 366. Clamperl | ||||
| 371. Bagon | ||||
| 372. Shelgon | ||||
| 374. Beldum | ||||
| 386. Deoxys (Normal Forme) |
Gen IV Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
| Black21) | Blue19) | Green25) | Orange24) | Yellow28) |
| 399. Bidoof | 393. Piplup | 387. Turtwig | 403. Shinx | 390. Chimchar |
| 400. Bibarel | 394. Prinplup | 388. Grotle | 404. Luxio | 391. Monferno |
| 408. Cranidos | 395. Empoleon | 389. Torterra | 405. Luxray | 392. Infernape |
| 409. Rampardos | 396. Starly | 410. Shieldon | 412. Burmy (Trash Cloak) | 401. Kricketot |
| 424. Ambipom | 397. Staravia | 411. Bastiodon | 413. Wormadam (Trash Cloak) | 402. Kricketune |
| 427. Buneary | 398. Staraptor | 412. Burmy (Sandy Cloak) | 418. Buizel | 406. Budew |
| 428. Lopunny | 414. Mothim | 413. Wormadam (Sandy Cloak) | 419. Floatzel | 407. Roserade |
| 431. Glameow | 430. Honchkrow | 422. Shellos | 425. Drifloon | 412. Burmy (Plant Cloak) |
| 432. Purugly | 441. Chatot | 423. Gastrodon | 426. Drifblim | 413. Wormadam (Plant Cloak) |
| 440. Happiny | 455. Carnivine | 434. Stunky | 429. Mismagius | 415. Combee |
| 446. Munchlax | 456. Finneon | 435. Skuntank | 433. Chingling | 416. Vespiquen |
| 463. Lickilicky | 457. Lumineon | 438. Bonsly | 436. Bronzor | 417. Pachirisu |
| 468. Togekiss | 461. Weavile | 443. Gible | 437. Bronzong | 420. Cherubi |
| 479. Rotom (Normal Rotom) | 466. Electivire | 444. Gabite | 439. Mime Jr. | 421. Cherrim |
| 480. Uxie | 471. Glaceon | 445. Garchomp | 442. Spiritomb | 451. Skorupi |
| 481. Mesprit | 474. Porygon-Z | 449. Hippopotas | 447. Riolu | 452. Drapion |
| 482. Azelf | 479. Rotom (Fan Rotom) | 450. Hippowdon | 448. Lucario | 453. Croagunk |
| 487. Giratina (Altered Forme) | 484. Palkia | 464. Rhyperior | 458. Mantyke | 454. Toxicroak |
| 489. Phione | 488. Cresselia | 467. Magmortar | 462. Magnezone | 459. Snover |
| 490. Manaphy | 492. Shaymin (Sky Forme) | 473. Mamoswine | 475. Gallade | 460. Abomasnow |
| 493. Arceus | 476. Probopass | 477. Dusknoir | 465. Tangrowth | |
| 479. Rotom (Heat Rotom) | 479. Rotom (Wash Rotom) | 469. Yanmega | ||
| 479. Rotom (Frost Rotom) | 487. Giratina (Origin Forme) | 470. Leafeon | ||
| 485. Heatran | 491. Darkrai | 472. Gliscor | ||
| 486. Regigigas | 478. Froslass | |||
| 479. Rotom (Mow Rotom) | ||||
| 483. Dialga | ||||
| 492. Shaymin (Land Forme) |
Gen V Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
| Black32) | Blue30) | Green43) | Orange31) | Yellow29) |
| 504. Patrat | 501. Oshawott | 498. Tepig | 495. Snivy | 494. Victini |
| 505. Watchog | 502. Dewott | 499. Pignite | 496. Servine | 511. Pansage |
| 509. Purrloin | 503. Samurott | 500. Emboar | 497. Serperior | 512. Simisage |
| 510. Liepard | 515. Panpour | 513. Pansear | 506. Lillipup | 540. Sewaddle |
| 522. Blitzle | 516. Simipour | 514. Simisear | 507. Herdier | 541. Swadloon |
| 523. Zebstrika | 519. Pidove | 524. Roggenrola | 508. Stoutland | 542. Leavanny |
| 531. Audino | 520. Tranquill | 525. Boldore | 517. Munna | 546. Cottonee |
| 539. Sawk | 521. Unfezant | 526. Gigalith | 518. Musharna | 547. Whimsicott |
| 550. Basculin | 527. Woobat | 529. Drilbur | 535. Tympole | 556. Maractus |
| 559. Scraggy | 528. Swoobat | 530. Excadrill | 536. Palpitoad | 568. Trubbish |
| 560. Scrafty | 548. Petilil | 532. Timburr | 537. Seismitoad | 569. Garbodor |
| 562. Yamask | 549. Lilligant | 533. Gurdurr | 564. Tirtouga | 572. Minccino |
| 563. Confagrigus | 561. Sigilyph | 534. Conkeldurr | 565. Carracosta | 573. Cinccino |
| 582. Vanillite | 566. Archen | 538. Throh | 570. Zorua | 585. Deerling |
| 583. Vanillish | 567. Archeops | 543. Venipede | 571. Zoroark | 586. Sawsbuck |
| 584. Vanilluxe | 574. Gothita | 544. Whirlipede | 577. Solosis | 587. Emolga |
| 594. Alomomola | 575. Gothorita | 545. Scolipede | 578. Duosion | 590. Foongus |
| 602. Tynamo | 576. Gothitelle | 551. Sandile | 579. Reuniclus | 591. Amoonguss |
| 613. Cubchoo | 580. Ducklett | 552. Krokorok | 592. Frillish | 597. Ferroseed |
| 614. Beartic | 581. Swanna | 553. Krookodile | 593. Jellicent | 598. Ferrothorn |
| 619. Mienfoo | 595. Joltik | 554. Darumaka | 610. Axew | 603. Eelektrik |
| 620. Mienshao | 596. Galvantula | 555. Darmanitan | 611. Fraxure | 604. Eelektross |
| 626. Bouffalant | 615. Cryogonal | 557. Dwebble | 612. Haxorus | 605. Elgyem |
| 633. Deino | 616. Shelmet | 558. Crustle | 624. Pawniard | 606. Beheeyem |
| 634. Zweilous | 617. Accelgor | 588. Karrablast | 625. Bisharp | 632. Durant |
| 636. Larvesta | 627. Rufflet | 589. Escavalier | 629. Vullaby | 635. Hyrdeigon |
| 641. Tornadus (Incarnate Forme) | 628. Braviary | 599. Klink | 630. Mandibuzz | 640. Virizion |
| 642. Thundurus (Incarnate Forme) | 638. Cobalion | 600. Klang | 643. Reshiram | 642. Thundurus (Therian Forme) |
| 645. Landorus (Incarnate Forme) | 641. Tornadus (Therian Forme) | 601. Klinklang | 646. Kyurem (White Kyurem) | 649. Genesect (Shock Drive) |
| 646. Kyurem | 649. Genesect (Douse Drive) | 607. Litwick | 48. Meloetta | |
| 647. Keldeo | 608. Lampent | 649. Genesect (Chill Drive) | ||
| 649. Genesect (No Drive) | 609. Chandelure | |||
| 618. Stunfisk | ||||
| 621. Druddigon | ||||
| 622. Golett | ||||
| 623. Golurk | ||||
| 631. Heatmor | ||||
| 637. Volcarona | ||||
| 639. Terrakion | ||||
| 644. Zekrom | ||||
| 645. Landorus (Therian Forme) | ||||
| 646. Kyurem (Black Kyurem) | ||||
| 649. Genesect (Burn Drive) |
Gen VI Pokemon (listed in order of their National Dex No.):
| Black9) | Blue17) | Green16) | Orange15) | Yellow15) |
| 659. Bunnelby | 656. Froakie | 650. Chespin | 653. Fennekin | 666. Vivillon |
| 664. Scatterbug | 657. Frogadier | 651. Quilladin | 654. Braixen | 669. Flabébé |
| 665. Spewpa | 658. Greninja | 652. Chesnaught | 655. Delphox | 670. Floette |
| 674. Pancham | 661. Fletchling | 660. Diggersby | 672. Skiddo | 671. Florges |
| 675. Pangoro | 662. Fletchlinder | 667. Litleo | 673. Gogoat | 677. Espurr |
| 700. Sylveon | 663. Talonflame | 668. Pyroar | 676. Furfrou | 678. Meowstic |
| 704. Goomy | 679. Honedge | 688. Binacle | 682. Spritzee | 690. Skrelp |
| 705. Sliggoo | 680. Doublade | 689. Barbaracle | 683. Aromatisse | 691. Dragalge |
| 706. Goodra | 681. Aegislash | 696. Tyrunt | 684. Swirlix | 694. Helioptile |
| 692. Clauncher | 697. Tyrantrum | 685. Slurpuff | 695. Heliolisk | |
| 693. Clawitzer | 708. Phantump | 686. Inkay | 702. Dedenne | |
| 698. Amaura | 709. Trevenant | 687. Malamar | 703. Carbink | |
| 699. Aurorus | 712. Bergmite | 707. Kelfki | 710. Pumpkaboo | |
| 701. Hawlucha | 713. Avalugg | 716. Xerneas | 711. Gourgeist | |
| 714. Noibat | 718. Zygarde | 720. Hoopa | 719. Diancie | |
| 715. Noivern | 721. Volcanion | |||
| 717. Yveltal |
| Black | Blue | Green | Orange | Yellow | Total | |
| Gen I | 32 | 24 | 35 | 30 | 30 | 151 |
| Gen II | 22 | 18 | 16 | 24 | 20 | 100 |
| Gen III | 35 | 26 | 30 | 28 | 19 | 138 (3) |
| Gen IV | 21 | 19 | 25 | 24 | 28 | 117 (10) |
| Gen V | 32 | 30 | 43 | 31 | 29 | 165 (9) |
| Gen VI | 9 | 17 | 16 | 15 | 15 | 72 |
| Total | 151 | 134 | 164 | 151 | 141 | 741 (22) |
The number enclosed in a bracket, bold and underlined - e.g. (3) - is the number of Ball Type that comes from a Forme Change instead of a Pokemon. Example is that the (3) represents the 3 Ball Type changes that came from Deoxys different forms. If you were to subtract the number 3 from 138, you would get 135, which is the exact number of Pokemon in Generation III (excluding Forme Changes).
The above bold number is the majority of the Ball Type in each Generation - e.g. 35.
Here is the information in word form instead of numbers:
| Generation | Ball Type with the Majority |
| Gen I | Green |
| Gen II | Orange |
| Gen III | Black |
| Gen IV | Yellow |
| Gen V | Green |
| Gen VI | Blue |
Interesting note: Each Ball Type is the majority in at least one of the Generations, with Green being the majority in two of the Generations.
UPDATE 8/23/2014: I would really like Harmonius Fusion to help out, but am not sure whether you'll see this message. I cannot PM because I do not have 10 posts in total and my response here was not approved by the admin for some reason. I finished checking up to the 3rd Generation and by the time you notice I might have finished checking all of them. Even so, I am really thankful for your offer and if you do manage to see this in time please respond >.<
UPDATE 9/07/2014: I have finished double-checking all the lists!~!!
[COMPLETE]
The List Group (TLG): - [Updating the list of Pokemon that belongs to each ball/shot type]
Would like a group of people to help out with this by taking out your Pokemon and going into Super Training to check the ball type of the other Gen Pokemon. I have every Pokemon except Legendaries (which I only have a few of), but it'll still take me a few days to finish the list by myself as I will only update 1 Gen per day. If others would like to help, then I would really appreciate it. However, it would be great if the people in charge of the group can order the list by the Ndex number so it wouldn't be that chaotic.
Note: The list has been completed. Although I couldn't find anyone to help out, I am still thankful that some people read the thread. Thank you~
The Pedia Group (TPG): - [Handle and updates the Super Training page with the new list]
This is will be the group that will edit in the list of Pokemon using the templates that will be created. It will be quite time consuming to do all 719 Pokemon, so it would be great if more people are available to help! This will be the last group to work though, so this isn't the priority right now.
UPDATE: This the current code that will be used in the Super Training page.
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Last of All
I didn't miss anything did I? Would really appreciate it if people can help out and update the Pedia together!! This page needs more notice and it needs to be completed
Please reply if you are interested in helping out~! There were people requesting this to be done in the talk page. We shouldn't ignore the requests of the community right?
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