How many different Pokemon are there?

Answer 1

Here are the types of pokeballs in Diamond, Pearl and Platinum and a short description of their effects:

Pokeball - Your generic pokeball, you catch Pokemon by throwing this at them.

Greatball- This type of pokeball will have better success than normal pokeballs on average.

Ultraball - This type of pokeball will have better succes than even greatballs on average.

Masterball - This pokeball will catch the Pokemon you throw it at without fail.

Net ball- This pokeball works well on bug and water type Pokemon.

Nest ball - This pokeball works best on weak Pokemon.

Timer ball- This pokeball works better as more turns of battle pass.

Repeat ball - This pokeball works well on Pokemon you've already captured before.

Dark ball - This pokeball works best in dark places, like caves.

Cherish ball - This comes with special event Pokemon and is not normally a usable item.

Safari ball - This pokeball is given to you for the Safari Zone game.

Fast ball- This pokeball captures Pokemon easier by trying to use it at the beginning.

Dusk ball- This pokeball makes it easier to catch Pokemon during the night time.

There are 26 different poke-balls from generation1-generation5.They are listed below:

1. Cherish Ball
2. Dive Ball
3. Dream Ball
4. Dusk Ball
5. Fast Ball
6. Friend Ball
7. Great Ball
8. Heal Ball
9. Heavy Ball
10. Level Ball
11. Love Ball
12. Lure Ball
13. Luxury Ball
14. Master Ball
15. Moon Ball
16. Nest Ball
17. Net Ball
18. Park Ball
19. Poke Ball
20. Premier Ball
21. Quick Ball
22. Repeat Ball
23. Safari Ball
24. Sport Ball
25. Timer Ball
26. Ultra Ball

Answer 2

There are many different kinds of Pokeballs. They are listed below:

- Pokeball - The original method of capturing a Pokemon. Avaliable throughout all regions.

- Great Ball - Has a higher catch rate than the Pokeball.

- Ultra Ball - Has a higher catch rate than the Great Ball.

- Master Ball - Obtained in different ways throughout the Pokemon series. Ensures a 100% catch rate.

- Premier Ball - (Avaliable from Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) Much like the Pokeball, but it is coloured white. Can be obtained by purchasing 10 or more Pokeballs from a market at once.

- Friend Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a Green Apricorn. Makes Pokemon caught more friendly.

- Level Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a Red Apricorn. Catches Pokemon of a lower level.

- Love Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a Pink Apricorn. Catches Pokemon of the opposite gender to the lead Pokemon better.

- Moon Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a Yellow Apricorn. Catches Pokemon better at night.

- Lure Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a Blue Apricorn. Catches Water-type Pokemon more easily.

- Heavy Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a Black Apricorn. Catches heavy Pokemon better.

- Fast Ball - (Pokemon Gold and Silver only) Custom Pokeball made by Kurt. It is fashioned from a White Apricorn. Catches Pokemon of a higher speed or Pokemon most likely to flee.

- Gold and Silver Ball - seen only in the Pokemon anime show. Avaliable in Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal through the only Nintendo Event to release Celebi (Japanese). When placed on the Ilex Shrine (in the forest near Goldenrod City), Celebi appears for capture. Is not used to capture Pokemon.

- Dark Ball - Seen only in the Pokemon anime movie (Pokemon 4Ever). Raises the captured Pokemon's stats to the highest level and turns them 'evil'. Guaranteed capture.

- Safari Ball - Used exclusively in the Safari Zone and cannot be bought or brought out of the park.

- Dive Ball - (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) A ball that has a higher catch rate when used on Pokemon encountered while diving.

- Luxury Ball - (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) Aids in your captured Pokemon's happiness/friendship levels. Useful for Pokemon who need a high friendship level to evolve.

- Nest Ball - (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) Catches weaker Pokemon better.

- Net Ball - (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) Works better on Pokemon of the Bug or Water-type.

- Timer Ball - (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) Slightly raises the catch rate with each passing turn.

- Repeat Ball - (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire onwards) Works better on Pokemon species who have been captured before.

- Dusk Ball - (Pokemon Diamond and Pearl) Catches Pokemon better when used in a cave or during the night.

- Heal Ball - (Pokemon Diamond and Pearl) Fully heals a Pokemon on capture. Meant to be used while on the road with an incomplete party.

- Quick Ball - (Pokemon Diamond and Pearl) Has a high catch rate for the first throw, but lowers the rate after each turn passes.

- Park Ball - (Pokemon Diamond and Pearl) Like the Safari Ball. Used in Pastoria Great Marsh.

Answer 3

Pokeball, Greatball, Ultraball, Luxuryball, Premierball, Netball, Diveball, Nestball, Repeatball, Timerball, Masterball. There were also many pokeballs that could be made from acorns in Gold/Silver.

Answer 4

In the US, as of 2/21/09, there are 493 different kinds

Answer 5

Pokeball,Netball,Diveball,Cherishball,Duskball,Greatball,Ultraball,Repeatball,Parkball,Nestball,Timerball,Luxuryball,Preimerball,Masterball,and GSball

Answer 6

491 i think until the new Pokemon games come out

Answer 7

There are currently 649 Pokemon.