
In this Super Smash Bros Ultimate Poke Balls & Master Balls Guide, we list all the Poke Balls and the Master Balls in the game, and highlight what each offers during a fight. Poke Balls and Master Balls release Pokémon that can give you an advantage over the opponent, with the attacks the Pokémon offer after being summoned.
Poke balls release Pokémon that can offer a range of attacks that are special to them. While Master Balls release only legendary Pokémon. When a Poke Ball or Master Ball is thrown, it releases a Pokémon upon landing. Each Pokémon offers a different effect, such as attacking your opponents, changing the physical properties of the stage, or even including status effects.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate Poke Balls & Master Balls Guide
Below we have listed all the Poke balls and the Master balls in the game, followed by their description of the effect it has to offer you if you decide to use them on your opponent.
Poke Balls
Poke Ball | Description |
Alolan Raichu | Raichu will deal a surfing attack using his tail. The tail attack deals elemental electric damage to anyone near the surfing attack. |
Vulpix | Vulpix will shoot the fireballs. Wherever the fireballs land, they will create a pillar of fire, and anyone nearby will be affected by the attack. |
Alolan Vulpix | Vulpix will deal an ice-breathing attack. The ice blast attack can freeze a single or multiple opponents within the range of attack. |
Meowth | Meowth deals a wide range of attacks by throwing Pay Day coins. The coins deal little damage, but they will interrupt the opponent’s attack. |
Abra | Abra uses a teleportation offensive attack on the opponents and usually lands them on platforms that do not have ground beneath. Abra can teleport repeatedly and can change the place where it drops opponents. |
Electrode | It explodes when thrown at enemies. However, before an Electrode explodes, its body becomes glowing red, and that is the only time window you can grab it and throw it back at your opponents. |
Alolan Exeggutor | Has a humongous body, which it uses to attack and get in the way of fighters. |
Goldeen | Like a fish, it flops around dealing damage. Goldeen can KO everyone with Splash attack. |
Staryu | Staryu can attack using shooting stars at a very high speed. |
Ditto | Ditto will transform into the fighter who throws the Poké Ball. It can then attack back at enemies. |
Eevee | Eevee can attack using the Take Down ability on any fighters nearby. |
Snorlax | Snorlax will use its jumping ability to jump high and come back down at the very spot, only larger than when it went up. |
Moltres | Moltres will send legendary Pokémon with a fighter flying. |
Mew | Nothing happens except a realization that you’re quite lucky to have seen one |
Togepi | Togepi will use its hand to land a variety of attacks with a wave of its hand. It will vary differently on each attack. |
Bellossom | Bellossom will put you to sleep if you get close to it. |
Scizor | Scizor uses steel claws to land finesse attacks. It will dash into the air toward opponents for strong attacks. |
Entei | Fire Spin attacks with a gravitational force impact. Anyone who is near the force field will be impacted by the attack. Once the fiery pillar captures you, you will deal massive damage. |
Suicine | If you are hit by Aurora Beam, it will give you a chance to cool off. This applies even when you touch Suicune right after it appears; it will freeze you. |
Lugia | Lugia will attack with an Aeroblast. It is a wide-range attack, and he comes from the back of the stage. You cannot block the attack. You are left with one option to get away from the backstage attack. |
Gardevoir | Gardevoir has a force field barrier that it uses and reflect projectiles. Upon summoning it, your projectiles will not be affected. They will go right through it. |
Metagross | Metagross does an earthquake attack. If you are fast, you will run away and avoid it, but if you are slow, you will likely be impacted by the attack. |
Latias & Latios | Latias and Latios both attack while flying across the extremes of the left and right sides of your screen. They will damage and hit anyone who comes between them. |
Kyogre | Its Hydro Pump attack will knock off fighters from the stage. If you are attacked by it, the escape chance will be hard to get. |
Deoxys | Hyper Beam will draw the fighters in. It will not hurt you when you launch it towards Deoxys. |
Abomasnow | Abomasnow deals with a Blizzard ability attack move, and it will pull you toward the Pokémon. Once Blizzard’s ability ends, Abomasnow will unleash a barrage of Ice Punch. |
Palkia | Everything will be flipped by 180 degrees, and the landscape too will change. The key difference here will be the controls; in spite of the changed landscape, the controls will remain the same. You will be made to fall by confusion. |
Giratina | Giratina does an unavoidable attack, a gust of wind. If attacked, it will impact you multiple times. You should be careful and avoid it at all costs before it happens, the wind moves will send you flying to the extremes of the screen. |
Darkrai | Darkrai has a Dark Void move, which will have an impact of a strong gravitational pull. If it touches you, it will put you or anyone else who comes into contact to sleep. Avoid it at all costs and do not get caught while mid-air, you will fall to the ground in a sleep. |
Arceus | Arceus’ attacks will send you airborne opponents, and you will crash to the ground. The attack deals minimal damage, but you will be left on the ground. |
Victini | Victini will give any fighter a Final Smash chance only if they threw it a Poké Ball. |
Snivy | Snivy deals a Razor Leaf attack, and it rapidly fires at short ranges. However, if the opponent is caught in they will get hit over and over and over. Avoid it at all costs. |
Oshawott | Oshawott will deal an attack that can affect multiple opponents. It surfs on a wave and will try its best to drag opponents off the stage. |
Zoroark | Zoroark will throw any grounded opponent back into the air, and the attack will be followed by the slashes of its claws. It has a Fury Swipes attack, which will potentially smack any opponent down hard. You can only attack after the attack ends on the ground, which is your only window to attack back. |
Kyurem | Kyurem’s Icy Wind attack will freeze nearby fighters in one single hit. The attack is unique in style, it has a very wide range, and it can be kept going for a longer time. |
Keldeo | Keldeo has a Secret Sword. If it is used, he will rush up to a fighter and will strike a wide-range and powerful slash attack with its extended horn. |
Meloetta | Meloetta uses the song attack, and it bounces off walls and platforms, doing a continuous attack. The attack can be avoided easily in bigger stages; however, if the space is tight, like in smaller stages, the song will bounce very fast, and you will find it hard to evade or avoid.
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Genesect | Two of Genesect’s attacks will penetrate walls. The laser and its Techno Blast attacks can only be avoided if you evade the direct line of sight of the attack. |
Chespin | Chespin will use its Seed Bomb attack. It will cause explosions around it only. Anyone nearby it will deal a devastating amount of damage. Avoid the attack at all costs. |
Fennekin | Fennekin will attack while Incinerating and creating a fire pillar. Its attacks will reach out in front of Fennekin. The attack pattern can be connected and extended to a longer range for repeated damage to fighters. |
Fletchling | Fletchling will peck at opponents with its beak. Once it paints a target, it can hardly be avoided. You should strike it while other foes are distracted by this Pokémon’s attacks. |
Spewpa | It will react with a blast of Stun Spore upon attacking. |
Gogoat | Gogoat will run like crazy around the stage and will launch opponents into the air as it hits. Fighters can also hitch a free ride on Gogoat |
Swirlix | Swirlix will surround itself in smoke and effectively slow down any nearby opponents. Players can use it to their advantage if they bring it to fight the foes. Those who like to fight up close and personal with opponents will find it hard to do so with Swirlix. It slows down their movement momentarily. |
Inkay | Inkay’s Topsy-Turvy ability attack will knock over single or multiple fighters into the air. The skill’s ability to attack will not affect anybody who is in the air. Your best bet is to try and jump around Inkay. |
Dedenne | Dedenne uses Discharge ability attack to create an electrical burst. The burst surrounds Dedenne in the center, and any single or multiple fighters around it are caught in it for multiple hits. |
Xerneas | Xerneas will turn the user into gold color, and it will affect the launching power for a time of user for quite some time. |
Bewear | Bewear will deal a devastating uppercut to single and multiple foes who are very close to it. The attack will become useless if you are at a distance. |
Pyukumuku | If a fighter steps on Pyukumuku, it will release a punch attack that has a launching effect. It can be done repeatedly every time you step on Pyukumuku. Pick it up and throw it at opponents for a strategic advantage. |
Togedemaru | Togedemaru has an amazing lightning bolt attack. It calls on the attack, and its body shoots out sparks from its body. |
Mimikyu | Mimikyu will drag any nearby opponent into its own body. It attacks only after dragging them into itself. The opponent’s moment inside Mimikyu will be rendered to cease; no one moves inside Mimikyu. The opponent can be KO’d instantly if it is left with only the last 10% of health. |
Tapu koko | Tapu Koko will create an electric field, which in turn can be used to stun opponents. It also shoots the electricity out. |
Solgaleo | Solgaleo will momentarily enter into a Radiant Sun phase, which will damage enemies as he charges at them. They will be left engulfed in flames for prolonged damage. |
Lunala | Will enters into a Full Moon phase that will shoot a powerful ray from a distance afar. Good use of an attack from a distance. |
marshadow | Marshadow will leap from the opponent’s shadow and attack with a powerful punch. However, if there are multiple opponents, it will land its punches on different targets. |
Master Balls
Master Ball | Description |
Mew | Nothing happens except a realization that you’re quite lucky to have seen one. |
Moltres | This Legendary Pokémon can send a fighter flying upon attacks. |
Entei | Fire Spin attacks with a gravitational force impact. Anyone who is near the force field will be impacted by the attack. Once the fiery pillar captures you, you will deal massive damage. |
Goldeen | Flops around. That’s all. It’s a fish out of water—what did you expect? (If damage were dealt from enthusiasm, Goldeen would KO everyone with Splash. But it isn’t. Not even when Goldeen comes from a Master Ball.) |
Suicine | If you are hit by Aurora Beam, it will give you a chance to cool off. This applies even when you touch Suicune right after it appears; it will freeze you. |
Lugia | Lugia will attack with an Aeroblast. It is a wide-range attack, and he comes from the back of the stage. You cannot block the attack. You are left with one option to get away from the backstage attack. |
Latias & Latios | Latias and Latios both attack while flying across the extremes of the left and right sides of your screen. They will damage and hit anyone who comes between them. |
Kyogre | Its Hydro Pump will knock off fighters from the stage. If you are attacked by it, the escape chance will be hard to get. |
Deoxys | Hyper Beam will draw the fighters in. It will not hurt you when you launch it towards Deoxys. |
Palkia | Everything will be flipped by 180 degrees, and the landscape too will change. The key difference here will be the controls; in spite of the changed landscape, the controls will remain the same. You will be made to fall by confusion. |
Giratina | Giratina does an unavoidable attack, a gust of wind if attacked, will impact you multiple times. You should be careful and avoid it at all costs before it happens, the wind moves will send you flying to the extremes of the screen. |
Darkrai | Darkrai has a Dark Void move, which will have an impact of a strong gravitational pull. If it touches you, it will put you or anyone else who comes into contact to sleep. Avoid it at all costs and do not get caught while mid-air, you will fall to the ground in a sleep. |
Arceus | Arceus’ attacks will send you airborne opponents, and you will crash to the ground. The attack deals minimal damage, but you will be left on the ground. |
Victini | Victini will give any fighter a Final Smash chance only if they threw it a Poké Ball. |
Zoroark | Zoroark will throw any grounded opponent back into the air, and the attack will be followed by the slashes of its claws. It has a Fury Swipes attack, which will potentially smack any opponent down hard. You can only attack after the attack ends on the ground, which is your only window to attack back. |
Kyurem | Kyurem’s Icy Wind attack will freeze nearby fighters in one single hit. The attack is unique in style, it has a very wide range, and it can be kept going for a longer time. |
Keldeo | Keldeo has a Secret Sword. If it is used, he will rush up to a fighter and will strike a wide-range and powerful slash attack with its extended horn. |
Meloetta | Meloetta uses the song attack, and it bounces off walls and platforms, doing a continuous attack. The attack can be avoided easily in bigger stages; however, if the space is tight, like in smaller stages, the song will bounce very fast, and you will find it hard to evade or avoid. |
Genesect | Two of Genesect’s attacks will penetrate walls. The laser and its Techno Blast attacks can only be avoided if you evade the direct line of sight of the attack. |
Xerneas | Xerneas will turn the user into gold color, and it will affect the launching power for a time of user for quite some time. |
Tapu Koko | Tapu Koko will create an electric field, which in turn can be used to stun opponents. It also shoots the electricity out. |
Solgaleo | Solgaleo will momentarily enter into a Radiant Sun phase, which will damage enemies as he charges at them. They will be left engulfed in flames for prolonged damage. |
Lunala | Will enters into a Full Moon phase that will shoot a powerful ray from a distance afar. Good use of an attack from a distance. |
Marshadow | Marshadow will leap from the opponent’s shadow and attack with a powerful punch. However, if there are multiple opponents, it will land its punches on different targets. |
Additional Super Smash Bros Ultimate guides are linked below:
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate Characters Guide – All Characters, Detailed How-to-Play Guides
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate Assist Trophies Guide – All Assist Trophies Detailed
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate Beginners Guide – Best Characters for Beginners, Tips & Tricks
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate Items Guide – All Items Detailed
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate – How to Unlock Characters Quickly
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