IceSage
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If I remember correctly, I read somewhere... and I believe it even used to be on Bulbapedia at one point in time, but somehow was removed... That Pokemon are inherently "energy" based creatures naturally. What I mean is, Pokeballs never do the Matter to Energy conversion, but it simply forces the Pokemon to revert to it's energy state. I forget where this information came from, but I know it was out there somewhere and explained in the series that Pokemon convert to energy themselves without the use of technology. This is why the older Pokeballs like the apricorns could store a Pokemon inside of it. The same for the ancient Pokeballs they used to store giant Pokemon in.
The fact that all Pokemon have a natural ability to convert energy into matter, etc explains a lot. It explains how they can use moves and attacks that seem impossible for some of these creatures to do. Also, Pokemon don't "grow" into their evolutions, they transform into them as if like magic.
No technology is used for a Bulbasaur to evolve into an Ivysaur. Yet, the Pokemon converts to energy and rapidly changes during this process. (The same effect used for going inside of Pokeballs.)
If I can find the evidence behind this theory again, I'll post it here. However, it would make a lot more sense if that were the case. Kurt's balls would handle much more like an "allergic reaction" rather than technology. Thus, the improvement on the balls ADDING technology to the system, is much more efficient.
The fact that all Pokemon have a natural ability to convert energy into matter, etc explains a lot. It explains how they can use moves and attacks that seem impossible for some of these creatures to do. Also, Pokemon don't "grow" into their evolutions, they transform into them as if like magic.
No technology is used for a Bulbasaur to evolve into an Ivysaur. Yet, the Pokemon converts to energy and rapidly changes during this process. (The same effect used for going inside of Pokeballs.)
If I can find the evidence behind this theory again, I'll post it here. However, it would make a lot more sense if that were the case. Kurt's balls would handle much more like an "allergic reaction" rather than technology. Thus, the improvement on the balls ADDING technology to the system, is much more efficient.