Dusk Ball from the Poké Ball Replica Collection | Source: The Wand Company/ The Pop Insider

The world’s greatest Pokémon master is in you! In celebration of the anticipated Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl video games, The Wand Company wants Pok​​émon fans to discover their inner Ash by providing the first necessary tool — a high-tech Pok​​é Ball!

The company is continuing its line of interactive Poké Ball replicas — which first launched last fall — with some new styles, starting with a Dusk Ball replica.

When collectors open the Pok​​émon Dusk Poké Ball’s case, a light from within the case illuminates the iconic green-and black-metal shell as a platform rises to display the replica. You can even adjust the light by simply touching the name plaque on the front of the case and cycling through seven different hue options.

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Just like Poké Balls in the Pokémon universe, this Poké Ball also lights up when it senses motion and glows even brighter when touched. As with previous styles in this collection, you can activate a Pokémon-catching sequence by pressing the button on the front of the Poké Ball. Double-clicking the button changes the light color! Each Dusk Ball replica is also numbered with a hologram tag on the box and is licensed officially by The Pokémon Company International.

The Dusk Ball is available to preorder now from a variety of retailers, with delivery expected later this year. Additional Poké Balls from the die-cast replica series will be on display this weekend at MCM London Comic Con, including this year’s holiday season Premier Ball replica and the first replica for next year, the Heal Ball.

To learn more about the new Pok​​é Balls coming from the line, visit thewandcompany.com/pokeball.

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Destine Manson

Destine Manson

Destine is an editorial intern at the Toy Insider, the Toy Book and the Pop Insider who is excited about all the toys and fandom gossip she will get to enjoy for the sake of journalism. When she’s not updating her Spotify playlists or eating every dessert in New York City, you can find her catching up on her new favorite anime series and unpacking character romances with friends.

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