Como Ash encontra uma Pokébola específica contendo Pokémon específicos?

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Como Ash encontra uma Pokébola específica contendo Pokémon específicos?

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So far, Ash has owned 80+ Pokémons and to keep them he needs equal number of Poké Balls. Now, he can keep frequently used 6 Pokémons on his belt and memorize their places. But, when he needs to take out a less frequent Pokémon, what does he do? Finding a particular Poké Ball among 80+ identical Poké Balls doesn't look an easy task when there's no label on Poké Balls. Does he use trial and error? "Not you Snorlax" "Not you Bayleef" "Not you Aipom" "Not you Chimchar" "Not you Grotle" "Aipom, you again".. After hundreds of attempts, "Yeah, got you Staraptor".

How exactly does Ash do that?

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por capitão frio 24.04.2017 / 10:16

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Ash knows what the Poké Ball is for each Pokémon, because he has positions for them (besides that you can know that Pokémon are inside), and besides he never keeps more than 6 Pokémon with him. The other Pokémon are usually stocked in Bill's PC in the games, although Ash uses his mentor Professor Oak to keep the Pokémon in the anime.

When you need a Pokémon you do not have with you in the games, you exchange it through a Pokémon Center or a PC. Using the PC you can know what Pokémon you have and what you choose for the exchange. Professor Oak has the Pokémon living "free" with him and only puts them in their Poké Balls and sends them to Ash in the anime.

There are also special cases of Ash's Pokémon that are neither stored or with Professor Oak, for example Charizard who is in a sanctuary of Pokémon, but if Ash needs him he can call to obtain his Poké Ball.

PE: Há um episódio in the anime where you can see how Ash is selecting the Pokémon for the league.

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I have a theory that it doesn't matter which ball you take but it matters the Pokemon name you call out before throwing it. Furthermore, it depends on which Pokemon you're thinking about while holding the ball so you don't have to verbally call the name. Just a lame theory though....