Here’s Every Pokeball Type in Cobblemon for Minecraft!

With a Minecraft world brimming with Pokemon, you’re going to need Poke Balls to catch them all. However, you might want to know which Poke Balls feature in Cobblemon and the recipes you need to learn in order to craft them. We’ve got everything you need to know about Poke Balls in Cobblemon right here, from their recipes, Crafting Table blueprints, ingredients, and special effects, so you know which of them are desirable and which of them are not!

All Poke Ball Types & How to Craft Them in Cobblemon

Below, you’ll find the recipes and special effects for all Poke Ball variants. While the majority of these Pokeballs have their own ingredients, they will all require Apricorns. You can get different-colored Apricorns by exploring biomes, where you can find trees and plant seeds.

Poke Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Poke Ball has no special effects and has a static catch rate of 1x.

Premier Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Premier Ball has no special effects and has a static catch rate of 1x.

Friend Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Friend Ball adds 150 Friendship to the Pokemon caught and has a static catch rate of 1x.

Heal Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Heal Ball will restore all HP and PP of the target Pokemon and remove all status conditions with a static 1x catch rate.

Luxury Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Luxury Ball gives the captured Pokemon double friendship rate. This ball has a static catch rate of 1x.

Great Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Great Ball has no special effects and has a static catch rate of 1.5x.

Safari Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Safari Ball is used mainly in Safari Zone game modes and has a static catch rate of 1.5x.

Sport Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Sport Ball has no special effects and has a static catch rate of 1.5x.

Ultra Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Ultra Ball has no special effects and has a static catch rate of 2x.

Park Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Park Ball has a 2.5x catch rate for Forest or Plant biome Pokemon.

Net Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Net Ball catches Bug or Water Pokemon with a 3x catch rate.

Dive Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Dive Ball catches Pokemon who are completely underwater with a 3.5x catch rate.

Repeat Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Repeat Ball will catch Pokemon that are already registered as caught in your Pokedex with a 3.5x catch rate.

Dusk Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Dusk Ball has a 3.5x catch rate when used on Light Level 0 Pokemon.

Timer Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Timer Ball starts at a 1x catch rate and rises by 0.3x each time a turn is passed in battle, up to a 4x catch rate.

Nest Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Nest Ball gives a modifier based on 41 minus the target Pokemon’s level, then divided by 10 up to 4x catch rate.

Fast Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Fast Ball catch rate goes up to 4x if the target Pokemon has a Speed Stat of 100+.

Level Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Level Ball catch rate is 4x if the highest level of Pokemon in the party is four times the level of the target Pokemon.

Lure Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Lure Ball has a 4x catch rate on Pokemon caught with a Poke Rod.

Heavy Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Heavy Ball has a 4x catch rate for Pokemon 3000+ hectograms.

Moon Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Moon Ball has a 4x catch rate during a full moon.

Dream Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Dream Ball increases its catch rate to 4x if the target Pokemon is sleeping.

Quick Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Quick Ball has a catch rate of 5x when you use it during the first turn of a battle.

Beast Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Beast Ball has a 5x catch rate on Ultra Beasts; otherwise, it has a 0.1x catch rate.

Love Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Love Ball has an 8x catch rate if the target Pokemon is the opposite gender of your current Pokemon.

Master Ball Recipe & Effects

• The Master Ball has a 100% catch rate and will always capture the Pokemon it is used on.

Released

November 18, 2011

ESRB

E10+ For Everyone 10+ Due To Fantasy Violence