The Master Ball is the strongest Pokeball in the entire series as is guaranteed to catch any wild Pokemon without any need for attacking them, outside some glitches in early installments of the series. This has been the case in every mainline Pokemon game since the Quick Ball’s introduction in Diamond and Pearl. Though there have been rumors and fan theories that Quick Balls have a drop-off, this is not true. After this, they have a catch rate identical to that of a regular Pokeball. Quick Balls are only effective on the first turn of a battle. That makes it wise to keep stocked up on both Quick Balls and Ultra Balls. If that doesn’t work, players will have to proceed through the battle and make the capture normally from there. The best way to approach a battle against a Pokemon one wishes to capture is to start the battle off with a Quick Ball. The issue is that if the player doesn’t catch the Pokemon with a Quick Ball on the first turn, they will have difficulty doing so after. This allows players to capture new Pokemon without even having to attack. Quick Balls are significantly better than Ultra Balls on the first turn, as they can catch most non-legendary Pokemon on the first turn. Thankfully, Pokemon Sword and Shield doesn’t let players stock up on them easily until the very end of the main story. This is true at all stages of the game and the ability to purchase it relatively early on has actually detracted from the experience of playing certain Pokemon titles because it takes most of the difficulty away from catching wild Pokemon. This is a powerful tool for filling out the Pokedex because players can quickly and reliably catch Pokemon without having to False Swipe them down to low health. The only drawback to using Quick Balls is that Quick Balls have a catch rate of one after the first turn, similar to that of a Pokeball. For the sake of comparison, an Ultra Ball has a catch rate of two. Quick Ball has a catch rate of five on the first turn of a battle, which allows it to catch most non-legendary Pokemon before they even have the chance to attack.
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