Capturing (Rule)

Inaccurate but Quick

D20	DC	D20	DC	D20	DC
Bulbasaur	26	Meowth	1	Exeggcute	1
Ivysaur	26	Persian	1	Exeggutor	26
Venusaur	26	Psyduck	9	Cubone	9
Charmander	26	Golduck	22	Marowak	22
Charmeleon	26	Mankey	9	Hitmonlee	26
Charizard	26	Primeape	22	Hitmonchan	26
Squirtle	26	Growlithe	9	Lickitung	26
Wartortle	26	Arcanine	22	Koffing	9
Blastoise	26	Poliwag	1	Weezing	24
Caterpie	1	Poliwhirl	17	Rhyhorn	17
Metapod	17	Poliwrath	26	Rhydon	24
Butterfree	26	Abra	8	Chansey	27
Weedle	1	Kadabra	19	Tangela	26
Kakuna	17	Alakazam	26	Kangaskhan	26
Beedrill	26	Machop	10	Horsea	5
Pidgey	1	Machoke	1	Seadra	22
Pidgeotto	17	Machamp	26	Goldeen	5
Pidgeot	26	Bellsprout	1	Seaking	24
Rattata	1	Weepinbell	17	Staryu	5
Raticate	17	Victreebel	26	Starmie	24
Spearow	1	Tentacool	9	Mr. Mime	26
Fearow	1	Tentacruel	24	Scyther	26
Ekans	1	Geodude	1	Jynx	26
Arbok	1	Graveler	17	Electabuzz	26
Pikachu	9	Golem	26	Magmar	26
Raichu	22	Ponyta	9	Pinsir	26
Sandshrew	1	Rapidash	24	Tauros	26
Sandslash	1	Slowpoke	9	Magikarp	1
Nidoran♀	4	Slowbro	22	Gyarados	26
Nidorina	17	Magnemite	9	Lapras	26
Nidoqueen	26	Magneton	24	Ditto	27
Nidoran♂	4	Farfetch'd	26	Eevee	26
Nidorino	17	Doduo	9	Vaporeon	26
Nidoking	26	Dodrio	26	Jolteon	26
Clefairy	13	Seel	9	Flareon	26
Clefable	28	Dewgong	22	Porygon	26
Vulpix	9	Grimer	9	Omanyte	26
Ninetales	22	Muk	22	Omastar	26
Jigglypuff	11	Shellder	9	Kabuto	26
Wigglytuff	26	Cloyster	24	Kabutops	26
Zubat	1	Gastly	9	Aerodactyl	26
Golbat	1	Haunter	1	Snorlax	28
Oddish	1	Gengar	26	Articuno	30
Gloom	17	Onix	26	Zapdos	30
Vileplume	26	Drowzee	9	Moltres	30
Paras	9	Hypno	22	Dratini	26
Parasect	22	Krabby	5	Dragonair	26
Venonat	9	Kingler	24	Dragonite	26
Venomoth	22	Voltorb	9	Mewtwo	30
Diglett	1	Electrode	24	Mew	26
Dugtrio	26

Accurate but Time-Taking

Capture Rate

Higher capture rates mean Pokemon is easier to catch.


Catch Rate Formula

HP_max: number of hit points the Pokémon has at full health
HP_current: number of hit points the Pokémon has at the moment
rate: catch rate of the Pokémon
bonus_ball: multiplier for the Poké Ball used (1 for Poké Ball, 1.5 for great ball, 2 for ultra ball)
bonus_status: multiplier for any status condition the Pokémon has (2 for sleep and freeze, 1.5 for paralyze, poison, or burn, and 1 otherwise).

If a > 255, catch is automatically success.

Otherwise...

Shakes

Shake Probability

b = 1048560 / sqrt(sqrt(16711680/a))

Divisions and square roots all round down to the nearest integer.

Shake Checks

Random number between 0 and 65535 (inclusive) >= b -> check fails

Preform 4 more checks, if all four checks succeed then the pokemon is caught

Rate Calculator

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