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Presumably, this is not the only method of stealing Pokémon. Pokémon thieves are comparatively commonplace, particularly among criminal organizations like [[Team Rocket]]. However, it can be assumed that all other stealing methods are of the Poké Ball itself, rather than the Pokémon, or otherwise an unfair acquisition of Pokémon without Poké Balls. The Snag Machine is currently the only known method of specifically stealing a caught Pokémon. | Presumably, this is not the only method of stealing Pokémon. Pokémon thieves are comparatively commonplace, particularly among criminal organizations like [[Team Rocket]]. However, it can be assumed that all other stealing methods are of the Poké Ball itself, rather than the Pokémon, or otherwise an unfair acquisition of Pokémon without Poké Balls. The Snag Machine is currently the only known method of specifically stealing a caught Pokémon. | ||
In Pokémon Colosseum, when a Pokémon is snagged successfully, the player gains the Pokémon immediately and it is put in the party if space is available, or the PC otherwise. If the player has only one non-fainted Pokémon, when a Pokémon is snagged and inserted into the party, the player is forced to send the Pokémon out on the field immediately after the snagging is complete. If the player whites out after snagging a Shadow Pokémon, the snag will still be counted and the Pokémon will be missing or replaced from the opposing trainer's party when they are rematched. | |||
In Pokémon XD, Pokémon that are snagged during the current battle are put in a special tally, marked on screen with purple Poké Balls next to a purple "SNAG" text, and they will only be added to the players party if the player wins the battle, where they will be added to the party, or PC if space is not available. If the player whites out, however, the snagged Pokémon is returned to the opposing trainer's party, and all Poké Balls used to catch it, including ones that missed, will be returned to the player's inventory. | |||
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