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The Poké Ball, known as Pokébola in Hispanic America for the anime and Monster Ball in Japanese, is a device created to serve two basic functions in the world of Pokémon: storing and transporting Pokémon, making it possible to capture them. Its name comes from the English word 'ball' and the prefix 'Poké', derived from pocket, highlighting its spherical shape and small size for easy transportation and storage in trainers' pockets. These balls are a distinctive symbol of the Pokémon franchise, appearing in combat stadiums, as decorations, and with their iconic symbol featuring two half-circles surrounding a complete circle representing the opening button. The name 'Pokémon' itself derives from pocket and monsters, emphasizing the importance of these balls in containing the creatures, ensuring they remain small enough to be carried around. In the world of Pokémon, various references to these devices can be found, showcasing their significance within the franchise.