JamesRaynor
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Didnt' they just use low-tech versions? In 4ever it explores oak's past a little bit I thought he used an 'old fashion' pokeball.
when exactly was the PokéBall invented? When did Pokémon battling/training become legal? What were those old trainers like? Was the world like it was for us 100+ years ago? Were their Victorian-Pokémon battles?
There actually was some kind of explanation for the pokeball thing....
Remember Sir Aaron's staff in the movie of Lucario and the mystery of Mew? That was a primitive object used to enclose pokemon. Later, another similar device was developed using round berries known as Apricorns. Modern pokeballs are made with the same concept but using advanced materials, but old-fashioned Apricorn balls are still used nowadays.
And yes, it would be interesting to explore its history...
Feel free to correct me if I am mistaken, but I recall the episode #74 which was about the Pokémopolis and this ancient artifacts:
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which were some kind of ancient pokeballs. They seem to be more ancient than Sir Aaron's rod.