The Wand Company Original Poké Ball Authentic Replica - Realistic, Electronic, Die-Cast Poké Ball with Display Case Light Features – Officially Licensed by Pokémon

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With a beautiful green and white painted shell with red and yellow 3D accents, the Friend Ball Replica is a release that you won’t want to miss.

Also to note that the Master ball was sold exclusively in America and limited to 5000 units that are all sold out so completing the set will be expensive! The Poké Ball is specially weighted so that when placed on any level surface it will come to rest the correct way up.If it is after 2pm on a Friday, a weekend or bank holiday you must wait until the next working day before your item is shipped. Enjoy the multicolored lights that shine under the Poké Ball when you open the case; check them by touching the metal plate of the case. CAUTION Do not use a hard, metallic, or sharp object to depress the battery core front ring as doing so could damage the paint finish on the edge of the Poké Ball in the core area. For an extra touch of interactivity, pressing the button initiates a Pokémon-catching light sequence.

While the advanced mechanics by which a Poké Ball captures and houses a Pokémon are mysterious and unknown to our technology, we know that they are activated by a button on the front of the ball. With its illuminated button and flip-up illuminated display case, this Poké Ball promises to be a beautiful addition to any Pokémon collection. Great Ball: With its fifty percent better catch rate (as compared to a standard Poké Ball), and its stunning red, white, and blue colouring, the Great Ball Replica is a perfect addition to any Trainer’s Poké Ball collection. These high quality, accurate Poké Balls are the first officially-licensed premium collectible replicas for Pokémon fans. Ideal for collectors, the replica comes with a presentation case - authenticated by a uniquely-numbered hologram - and a polished stainless steel ring so that you can display your Poke Ball however you want.

If this action has not turned the Poké Ball back on, remember to press the button for a long press to turn the Poké Ball back on when you want to use it. Replace the battery core cover, being careful to align the white square on the battery compartment with the icons on the side of the battery core cover, then retighten the screw to secure the battery core cover. In Display Cabinet Mode the illumination will glow very dimly and flash briefly once every 10 seconds. Initially presented in a display case painted in metallic silver, this production was limited to Commemorate Pokémon’s 25th Anniversary Year. Touching the name plaque on the front of the Display Case for around half a second (a short touch) changes the illumination colour.