That was quick! Correct!
Here’s a hopefully tougher one.
Which type of Pokeball has had the most programming oversights with its catch rate calculations?
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Moon Ball, which incorrectly references Pokémon who evolve via Burn Heal instead of Moon Stones?
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wow
no swearing!!!
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This could be a fun thread idea kinda like the guess the card thread. Answer a question right you ask the next.
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Nope! You’re on the right track though.
Raikou and Entei FRLG
Edit: was beat to it lol
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Hmm.
I know the Heavy Ball will always fail if the Pokémon weighs less than 100kg and has a certain natural catch rate. I know in Gen 1 the Great Ball has a higher catch rate than the Ultra Ball. I’m trying to think of which one has had repeat issues…
Those were the same two programming oversights I was thinking of. If it isn’t one of those two, I’m stumped
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You hold em down and I’ll hit em. We will make them talk.
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Only other thought is fast ball only working on 3 Pokémon it’s intended to in gen 2 or love ball needing it to be both same gender and species in gen 2 and not different gender, but neither are too out there.
There’s lots of balls with isolated oversights but I am not sure what would qualify for the “most”. 
Same, on the edge of my seat lol
No need for interrogation tactics! Stagecoach got it right! The answer is Heavy Ball. It has had oversights in Crystal, Heartgold and Soulsilver, and Sun and Moon. These were all unique as well, and not repeat errors. It’s very obscure and not talked about much so I knew it would stump people. The Heartgold and Soulsilver error wasn’t even known about until a few months ago.
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Does mashing A actually help catch rate?
Hooray!! I’ll tell my goons to stand down.
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That’s cool to know. I’d love to know what all the errors are.
No button inputs affect catch rate in any game.
Currently standing down. Awaiting for further orders
I’m gonna say false