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Electrode is a further developed version of the Voltorb, designed to hold a much larger capacity of electricity. While having a larger amount of electricity, its explosions can be very dangerous when stimulated. It is also able to conceal itself as a Pokeball, like Voltorb, and is usually used by scientists and inventors as a large source of energy. In the mechanical system of Electrode, the first part to be explained is the technology that allows Electrode to minimize to the size of a regular Pokeball. This part is also in Voltorb, but due to Electrode's larger size, there are many more present. The second part to be defined is a large Kant

Voltorb is a Pokemon known to be related to the Pokeball. It has been theorized that it was made by an inventor about three years before the Master Ball project. The inventor, though, was likely not a Silph Company worker, as though while some parts are led back to Silph Company products, other parts have an unknown nature of where they came from, and other parts were still made by other known companies. It seems Voltorb was made to produce free electricity, while having a Pokeball body for safe concealment, but because of its ability to explode, it is very dangerous. Voltorb is made of several parts, composing an electrical organ system. Th

Magnemite is a Pokemon that was perhaps the simplest to create. While it is unknown, it has been rumored that this Pokemon was also created by Silph Company. Magnemite is a being with a stainless-steel orb for a body, two magnets for limbs, and three iron screws which protrude from the body. At the front-center of the body is a single, large, artificial eye. To explain better, a description of the parts will be explained. The first parts to be explained are the screws that protrude from the body. These screws are made of iron, to conduct electricity, and they can be detached from the body. These screws help to direct the flow of discharged e

While Porygon was made at Pokemon Lab of Cinnabar, and Porygon2 was made at Silph Co., it is unknown who created Porygon-Z or where this had taken place. It has been theorized, though, that Team Galactic created it, due to the dubious characteristics that Porygon-Z possesses. This is also a likely theory due to the fact that the Dubious Disk was first found in the Sinnoh region, while some scientists of Team Galactic, namely Charon, have been known to have possibly worked for the Silph Company at one time. While Porygon-Z is the only one of the Porygon family to make it into outer space, its program seems to have several glitches. Of the par

Porygon2 was made from slightly different manufacturers than Porygon, as Porygon was made mainly by Pokemon Lab of Cinnabar, who developed Porygon with the help of scientists of Silph Co., an affiliate of Pokemon Lab. Porygon2 was made solely by Silph Co., in order to see if the capacity of Porygon could be expanded while subtracting the amount of space the new prototype would take up. Since Porygon itself could be edited and tested through computers, a program was developed to update Porygon's appearance and the parts that made it up. Once the program was developed, they figured out that it took up around 2,317 MB, so they had to create a sp