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Where it all began — long before Silph Co., long before Poké Marts, there was the Hisui Poké Ball (and honestly, it holds up beautifully). This hand-finished 3D printed collectible is based on the handcrafted Poké Ball from Pokémon Legends: Arceus, printed in its authentic wooden-era colours right here at my workshop in the Netherlands.
Dimensions fully assembled: approximately 12 × 12 × 12 cm (L × W × H)
Designed by N3D. Printed, finished and shipped by Hand of Stardust.
Photos shown are of the fully finished Stardust Finish variant!
✦ Stardust Finish
Every Hisui Poké Ball arrives as a Stardust Finish — fully printed in its authentic Hisuian colours and assembled by hand, ready to display. A wonderful piece for any fan of Pokémon Legends: Arceus or Pokémon history in general.
✦ Want to build it yourself?
Prefer the hands-on experience? I also offer a Builder's Kit option: all parts printed in the correct colours, unassembled and ready for you to put together yourself. Just reach out via Instagram or email and we'll sort it out!
✦ Trivia
The First Poké Ball Design
The Hisui Poké Ball represents the earliest known capture technology in the Pokémon world, crafted from Apricorns and Tumblestone. Its distinctly wooden, mechanical look stands in wonderful contrast to the sleek metal designs of modern regions.
Steam-Powered Capture
Instead of the familiar flash of light, Hisui Balls release a puff of steam when a Pokémon is caught — one of many small details that made Pokémon Legends: Arceus feel like a genuinely different world.
A Different Throwing Style
In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, trainers rely on aimed throws and real-time movement, making the Hisui Ball feel more like a tool of skill and precision rather than a simple point-and-click capture method.
A Bridge Between Eras
Though primitive by modern standards, the Hisui Poké Ball laid the groundwork for all future designs. Its split-wood shell, metal latch, and rope-tied hinge are direct ancestors of the sleek Poké Balls used in contemporary regions.
