Would a pokeball work on a human?

>>25761512
no

>>25761524
why

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>>25761529
because Hotaru is a better girl.

Who knows? The matter conversion process should work on anything, but is not discussed by anything.

>>25761529
Well they're not called peopleballs

>>25761512
Masuda said no.
I don't remember the exact interview but I think it is the same where they discuss what would happen if a human ate a rare candy and the ditto = failed mewtwo theory.

>>25761512
I think Pokeballs are connected to the internet or something from the deoxys movie, also they have enough computer shit in them to tell if a pokemon has already been captured and refuse to capture it so they can probably identify humans and not capture those.

yes but all humans are already catched by a more powerful trainer
god

>>25761800
There is lore that humans were once indistinguishable from pokemon, so the genetics would be difficult to isolate. I may be able to argue that pokemon don't rely on genetics at all, though. Remember we have several that are mechanisms.

>>25761822
...who is a pokemon?

>>25761603
>Rat Poison
"Well, it's not called people poison."

No, of course not, you dumb idiot.

>>25761730
When was this.
I'm mostly interested in the ditto part because I always thought that was an interesting theory.

>>25761730
What WOULD happen if a human ate a rare candy?

>>25761858
They probably have some sort of filter system of entities the pokeball will not activate on, with humans having some sort of signature be it DNA or whatever that tells the pokeball not to try to catch it, pokemon that have already been captured are probably marked with some other type of data signature that prevents the pokeball from activating on it.

This would have to be be a blacklist, not a whitelist though, as pokeballs need to be future-proofed for new pokemon discoveries, and are also known to be capable of capturing items.

>>25761936
Well, who knows how precise their processing can be, but the tech of the pokemon world is very inconsistent. We started with mid-90s PCs and game consoles to now everything is flat screen and there are modern consoles. They're even somehow at both ends of the timeline, which boggles the mind. What's at the end of one timeline is now at the beginning of another. Oh well, it's still beyond what our world understands regardless. They may be able to program the specific parameters to avoid that kind of organic structure.