The creation of a pokèball, and how it works, and what it is made
of still remains a mystery. We all know that the Pokèball is the most basic
tool that helps humans catch Pokémon.
How to use it: to use the pokèball the trainers just have to
throw the ball and call the Pokémon to action. When the trainer wants his
Pokémon back in the ball, he simply has to point the ball at the Pokémon and
press the button on the ball and the pokèball will shoot out what appears to be
a red laser which will (according to some theories) that converts the Pokémon
in to a pure electromagnetic matter which is sucked in by a suction into the
ball.
When the pokèball is used when capture a Pokémon, it would simply
open itself when it detects a Pokémon in order to capture it.
What it is made of: this part of the explanation is probably the
most complicated part since there is no exact fact on what it is made of. By putting
together the theories I researched, my conclusion is that most pokèballs are made
up of Apricorns (a fruit in the Pokémon world). Some theories even say that
nanotechnology is involved to shoot the laser. Some theories even say it’s magic. what it's made of is beyond the comprehension of physics.
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