#pokeball code

An update Pokeball Code for those who allow their partner Pokemon to 'eat at the same table' as it were. Changes and updates inspired by additions from these three posts.

General Rules

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I’m ALSO very curious because Rain is from a region very open to pokephilia and Leo is NOT, so I have a feeling Rain’s belt is more prominent than Leo’s, but his is still there.

Blinky credit to @/cybergraphix

So for Rain, automatically he’s got at least three pokeballs on each side. He’s very much a switch and it really matters who he’s with whether he takes charge or gives up that control. He’s also a fuckin FREAK so be prepared /silly, pos

On his left side:

A safari ball, a dusk ball OR a dream ball depending on his mood, a beast ball, and a sport ball.

The safari and the sport ball are permanent as Rain loves primal play and predator/prey with his more adventurous pokemon. And well, he’s a little freak who likes bladder control I don’t know what to tell you :3, and then his beast ball because Rain is mated with Koraidon, but with the amount of legendaries and the pokemon in Area Zero, he likes to be adventurous with the rare pokemon there

On his right side:

A timer ball, a dream ball, and then a heal ball.

Now, I know in the original post Falinks was talking about regional variations, I think Paldea keeps a lot of the meanings that Kalos and Galar have, but a few are different simply because of how broad Paldea is

So he has a timer ball, because when he tops, Rain loves to take his time working his pokemon over. Then a dream ball, because I think he enjoys playing with Evander and Jet while they’re sleeping. And as for the heal ball, which in other regions is known for signaling medical play—and in some parts of Paldea it still is—most of Paldea’s pokephiles recognize it as temperature play. This came from the large amount of pokephiles who live in the Glaceado mountains who enjoy heat play with their pokemon.

Rain follows suit here, but he prefers ice play over heat.

Divider credit here goes to @/pikopix

Now as for my Johto trainer Leo, I think is belt is MUCH less complicated, mainly because he’s still figuring himself out and what he likes.

He only has pokeballs on his left side, so let’s dive into those.

on his left:

A love ball, which has regional differences in Johto, a dusk ball, and a heavy ball.

For the love ball, instead of signaling free use as it does in other regions, in Johto, this largely represents long term relationships, like his relationship with Apples.

His dusk ball signaling bdsm is probably the most adventurous Leo will ever end up being, but hey, he’s getting there! And then of course, his heavy ball, which, looking at his Rhydon and his Lapras, well, I think we can see why.