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Someone figure out if I'm wrong. Amongst the plethora of Pokemon spinoffs, there does not yet exist a Pokeball. This should be called a no brainer. How do any Pokemon collector and trainer begin his business with no Pokeball? It just makes sense to have one; one that you can throw without breaking things I might add.

The problem using a Pokeball is that you just have to have a Pokemon to live in it, and it would be great to throw your Pokeball and have a very plushie leap out. Unfortunately, even in our high tech age, such things continue to be really low tech and would consist of the jack-in-the-box contraption with a spring plus a Plushie that falls flat. I doubt that will be popular.

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I'm unsure how that aspect of the Pokeball could be fixed but amongst all the people dealing with Nintendo I'm know there's enough imagination in the future track of something. The simple solution I've is this: Result in the Pokeball?collection into a form of Pokemon card game. That is, inside Pokeball, have 6 to 12 layers of pictures of different Pokemon of varying strength. Make certain each Pokeball is randomly made in order that they're all unique. Each time the Pokeballs get thrown, the picture changes as well as the battle is won or lost around the strength with the Pokemon that demonstrate up. Not the greatest idea within the world, I know, but I tell you, I seriously think the kids are secretly clamoring for the Pokeball understanding that they would be an excellent hit around the market.

Speaking from the market, within the Pokeball you could start adding Pokemon Black and White monsters, because Pokemon Black and White is what's really popular now. My son has Pokemon Black and White Plush Toys (Stuffed Toys) and loves them a great deal he even sleeps with them. He's additionally a maniac for your Pokemon Black and White Card Game and collects the modern Black and White cards whenever he can. Also, he features a Pokemon Black and White Zuken Figure, but by far he prefers the soft Plushies.

Speaking of soft, and becoming time for Pokeballs, I'm somewhat ashamed to admit that I made my son a pseudo Pokeball that's like a dye, but has softer edges. I sewed different Pokemon faces onto each side, now he can play a dice game with something is 'sort of' like a Pokeball. If some of you kids are reading this, just do it and get Nintendo for a Pokeball. In case you are a parent and desire being a hero, you can as well.

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