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The Poké Ball (モンスターボール) is an item in Super Smash Flash 2 coming from the Pokémon franchise. It was left out of the original Super Smash Flash due to Flash limitations at the time.

Overview

Poké Balls allow the player to call forth a randomly chosen Pokémon. The Pokémon will usually have a direct influence on the battle by attacking opponents, but some only cause status effects, act as reflectors, or do nothing to change the battle.

However, unlike Assist Trophies, the Pokémon is not automatically summoned when the player picks it up. In order for the Pokémon to appear, the player must throw the Poké Ball. This also means that they can be thrown at opponents. The Poké Ball must land in order to release the Pokémon inside it.

List of Pokémon that are released from Poké Balls

These are the Pokémon that are randomly released after opening a Poké Ball. The rarity on whom a Pokémon may appear varies:

Current Pokémon

Pokémon	Move	Description
Alolan Exeggutor	Dragon Hammer	Heavily drops itself onto the ground to crush opponents.
Arceus	Judgement	Produces a large shockwave that causes airborne opponents to plummet downward.
Beedrill	Take Down	Calls a swarm of Beedrill which comes from one of the sides, striking on any opponent in their way.
Bellossom	Sleep Powder	Releases a powder that puts opponents to sleep.
Blastoise	Hydro Pump	Pumps jets of water to push opponents away.
Charizard	Flamethrower	Breaths a stream of fire from side to side.
Chatot	Chatter	Flies back and forth releasing sound waves that damage opponents.
Chikorita	Razor Leaf	Shoots a series of sharping leaves that harm opponents.
Delibird	Present	Throws Food and occasionally Rocket Bombs.
Ditto	Transform	Turns into the player who summoned it and attacks the opponent with said player's moves.
Electrode	Explosion	Produces a violent explosion.
Garchomp	Draco Meteor	Stuns opponents at his front with a stomp and sends meteors down toward the opponents. The meteors are a powerful spike
Gligar	Fury Cutter	Targets and attacks a single opponent up to five times in rapid succession. Its pursuit of said opponent ends if it misses once.
Heracross	Mega Horn	Tussles opponents with its horn which sends them flying.
Hitmonlee	Hi Jump Kick	Jumps high into the air to deliver a strong kick to the opponents.
Jirachi	None	Floats into the sky doing nothing.
Klink	Gear Grind	Targets after an opponent and repeatedly damages him/her.
Koffing	Smoke Screen	Covers a portion of the stage with smoke.
Magikarp	Splash	Hops on the ground doing nothing.
Meowth	Pay Day	Leaps into the air and hurls multiple coins in all directions.
Metagross	Earthquake	Slams the ground to bury opponents.
Pichu	Thunder Wave	Creates an electric field, electrocuting anyone in its radius.
Porygon Porygon2 Porygon-Z	Tackle	All lunge forward to attack opponents with different states each. The higher the evolutionary line, the rarer the chances Pokémon will appear.
Scizor	Metal Claw	Moves back and forth once and then falls from the stage.
Seedot	Bullet Seed	Fires a series of seeds like a gattling gun.
Shroomish	Poison Powder	Emits a poisoning powder whenever an opponent gets very close to it.
Snivy	Leaf Tornado	Releases a swirl of leaves around to damage any opponent in its radius.
Snorlax	Body Slam	Leaps into the air and fall into the stage, now gigantic, damaging all nearby opponents.
Staryu	Swift	Targets after an opponent and, after locating him/her, starts shooting fast star-projectiles at him/her.
Tepig	Heat Crash	Envelopes on fire and dashes forward, setting ablaze any opponent on its path.
Venusaur	Earthquake	Shakes the ground, causing debris to come from it and hit opponents.
Victini	V-create	Flies around, chasing after the opponents, setting them ablaze.
Weezing	Smog	Releases a stream of damaging smog around itself.
Zygarde	Land's Wrath	Creates green fissures in the ground which emit light that damage anyone on the proximity.

Removed Pokémon

This article contains information pertaining to unused content.

The subject was never implemented or was removed, cut or altered at some point of its development, and this article pertains to its original implementation.

Pokémon	Move	Description
MissingNo.	None	Covers the entire screen with a Windows "Blue Screen of Death", which makes it impossible to see players.

Origin

Poké Balls are the most important items in the core Pokémon games and several spin-offs, where they are used by Pokémon Trainers to catch wild Pokémon, store caught Pokémon and conveniently carry them around. Several different types of Poké Balls exists, which mostly increase the likelihood of catching a wild Pokémon in specific conditions. During battles, Pokémon are sent out by trainers by throwing the Poké Ball into the battlefield, which releases the chosen Pokémon with a burst of light.

Gallery

Screenshots

Early designs

Designs

Pokémon

Trivia

Gligar initially ported its original purple coloration it had from Generation II to Generation IV when it was first implemented into the game. This has been changed to its current pink coloration. Contrary to popular belief, Gligar never used its shiny coloration at any moment.

Togepi cameo in SSF2 movie — Togepi appearing in the *SSF2* demo v0.9 intro.

Alongside Onix, Yanma, Unown, Plusle and Minun, Flygon, Vespiquen, Marill, Slugma and Chansey, Togepi can be found within the game's files, this could be, however, the leftovers of its cameo in the intro for v0.9. Whether it will appear in the game itself is unconfirmed, as is the same with all of the other aforentioned Pokémon.
Due to complications with some bugs, the Poké Balls, Assist Trophies, Bumpers, and Explosive Tags were disabled on demo v0.9b and were added back in patch 0.9.1.1965.
Out of all the Pokémon that can be released from a Poké Ball, only Charizard and Pichu are playable characters in the official Super Smash Bros. games.

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 *Gligar initially ported its original purple coloration it had from Generation II to Generation IV when it was first implemented into the game. This has been changed to its current pink coloration. Contrary to popular belief, Gligar never used its shiny coloration at any moment.
 [[File:Togepi cameo in SSF2 movie.png|right|thumb|Togepi appearing in the ''SSF2'' demo v0.9 intro.]]
-*Togepi can be found within the game's files, this could be, however, the leftovers of its cameo in the intro for v0.9. Whether it will appear in the game itself is unconfirmed.
+*Alongside Onix, Yanma, Unown, Plusle and Minun, Flygon, Vespiquen, Marill, Slugma and Chansey, Togepi can be found within the game's files, this could be, however, the leftovers of its cameo in the intro for v0.9. Whether it will appear in the game itself is unconfirmed, as is the same with all of the other aforentioned Pokémon.
 *Due to complications with some bugs, the Poké Balls, Assist Trophies, [[Bumper]]s, and [[Explosive Tag]]s were disabled on demo v0.9b and were added back in patch 0.9.1.1965.
 *Out of all the Pokémon that can be released from a Poké Ball, only Charizard and Pichu are playable characters in the official [[Super Smash Bros. (universe)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]].