Summary

• The Elegant Style throwing animation is quick and forceful, but lacks dynamic expression compared to other styles.
• The Left-Handed Style allows left-handed players to throw with their preferred hand and is a neat addition to the options.
• The Ninja Style is reminiscent of the Hadouken from Street Fighter and gives a cool, ninja-like pose, although the trainer's face remains expressionless.

Very early into 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon Scarlet & Violet's DLC, The Indigo Disk, you ♔are taken to the BB League Club Room and shown to a computer. From here, you can contribute Blueberry Points (BP for short), and the first person you help out is Mitch of the Baseball Cꦰlub. Mitch is about to be your best friend when it comes to throwing styles.

As a thank you, he teaches you about throwing styles and that you can call him to change them. If you keep donating to him, you'll unlock 8 throwing styles and can pay 10BP anytime you're in the Club Room to switch them up. Now the hard part; figuring out your favorite one.

This list is ranked based on how dynamic the animation an🦂d expression of your Pokemon Trainer are.

8 Elegant Style 🍎 ♉

Business In The Front And The Back

For being the so-called elegant style, it doesn't look very elegant, because this very quick throwing style has your trainer chucking the ball forward while kicking their leg far from their body. Expression-wise, your trainer's face doesn't change all that much, as their mouth opens slightly as they go through the motion.

When compared to some of the other available throwing styles, well actually when compared to all the other throwing styles, this one isn't as dynamic. The action itself is fast, and forceful, and could work well if your trainer is all business when going into battles (kind of like 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:our hard-working king, Larry), so even though it's still likable, it just doesn't have much going on.

7 🐷 Left-Handed Style

Points For Inclusive Options

The name says it all; this is a throwing style that allows players to throw with their left hand instead of the usual right. Depending on how you look at it, this could be awesome to be๊ able to choose a style that represents about 💧ten percent of the population, but this could have also been a customization option included in the base game.

Regardless of how you view this style, it is still a neat addition to the list you can choose from, since the lefties out there can pick this style that would look and feel more natural, and of course, anyone who's right-handed can just pick it because it's cool. The action and expression are pretty straightforward, mimicking what the throwing style is for the base game before participating in The Indigo Disk.

6 𝓰 Ninja S🉐tyle

Hadouken!

Street Fi⭕ghter fans will most likely love this style since the ninja-throwing style is extremely similar to the signature Hadouken, which has been a well-known pop culture word and move. Your trainer jumps into a pose, holding their hands over the Pokeball before throwing it out onto the field of battle.

The unfortunate part of this throwing style is that your trainer's face stays so expressionless, with no shouting, no angry eyes, nothing that stands out on their face to show any kind of emotion. Nothing like being deadpan when you deliver a knockout Pokeball throw towards your rival.

5 Gal🎉arian Star Style

Channel Former Champion Leon

Paying tribute to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon Sword and Shield, the Galarian Star style is reminiscent of the way that Leon would throw out his Pokeballs. This move has a lot of oomph to it as your trainer puts all of their power into this throw, and honestly, if attacking another trainer with Pokemon doesn't work, you can just chuck this ball at their head.

The trainer's eyebrows furrow, making it all the more convincing that they are putting everything they've got into this pitch, and it helps set this throwing style apart from some of the others that have stoic or bland expressions. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The NPCs in this game and even your trainer let their emotions show thro♍ughout the game, so your throw should match that energy.

4 🦄 Dainty Style

Now This Is Elegant

Unlike the elegant style, the dainty one measures up to its name. The motion of your trainer is a light and sweet toss forward like you're just happy to be there, so thanks for accepting this battle, teehee.

In all seriousness, it's a very smooth animation and the expression on your trainer's face is a happy, lighthearted one. It also looks very natural, both as you throw out a Pokemon and then when you return to your starting pose, so if you're looking for a simple and sweet style, this could be the one for you.

3 ಞ꧂ Reverent Style

Fly Little Pokemon, Be Free!

The reverent style is a fun throwing style that makes good use of dynamic motion. Your trainer cradles their Pokeball before bouncing and throwing it up into the air, and there's nothing like battling it out with a smile on your face and a skip in your step.

There's also a lot of expression on your trainer's face, where the eyebrows move throughout the whole animation, and the mouth opens in a happy look. You can just about picture tossing your Pokemon up gently as parents do with children, so this throwing style is just a good time.

2 𓄧 Twirling Style

360 No-Scope

You can guess what this throwing style looks like without much explanati▨on. Your character throws their Pokeball forward and lets the momentum carry them൲ into a complete 360 twirl before coming to a rest facing forward, looking toward the battle.

The expression on your trainer's face is a fun one as if they were just having a Wailmer of a time as they begin the spin and through it. Another plus to this style is that you get to fully show off your trainer, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:their outfit, and their accessories, so it may not be the most intimidating throwing style, but if you're looking to have a good time, this might be the one you have Mitch teach you.

1 🌺 Smug Style 𓆉

Crush Your Foes In Style

The smug style has it all, with dynamic and fluid movements, and an expressive gesture to top it all. It feels like you're ready to laugh at these opponent Pokemon graves, so let's hope the other trainer isn't playing through a Nuzlocke.

It may not be the personality style that you tend to have in video games, but this is a fun-throwing style that is still worth checking out. If it does mesh well with your style? Let the other trainers know that all of this is child's play to you.