>>7831613Bandai released several sets within that line; each set contains a specific set of Pokeballs, along with a belt clip, clear or black stand and set of mints. Each collection is originally meant to be sold to retailers in cases with 10 Pokeballs per case; the larger sets, such as Collection 1 and 2 do not contain duplicates, whereas the smaller ones, such as Mewtwo and I Choose You Pikachu! do.
Here's a breakdown of what each set contains:
>Pocket Monster Ball Collection Special 1Pokeball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Master Ball, Repeat Ball, Heal Ball, Dusk Ball, Luxury Ball, Timer Ball, Dive Ball and Premier Ball
>Pocket Monster Ball Collection Special 2Moon Ball, Love Ball, Friend Ball, Heavy Ball, Lure Ball, Fast Ball, Level Ball and GS Ball
>I Choose You Pikachu! CollectionPokeball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Master Ball, Pikachu's Pokeball, Premier Ball
>Pocket Monster Ball Collection SuperPokeball, Great Ball, Quick Ball, Repeat Ball, Safari Ball, Net Ball and Nest Ball
>Pocket Monster Ball Game Collection10 Pokeballs, 1 Master Ball
>Pocket Monster Ball Collection UltraPokeball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Master Ball, Beast Ball
>Pocket Monster Ball Collection MewtwoPokeball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Master Ball and Mewtwo Ball
There are currently several Remix sets being made, which contain Pokeballs from the first two sets (Special 1 and 2) mixed in with regular Pokeballs (Pokeball, Great Ball, etc). To my knowledge, the only Pokeball out of production and/or not being distributed with other sets is the GS Ball. If you're going the completionist route, buy Special 1 and 2 and Super; you can buy the other missing ones (Mewtwo, Pikachu and Beast Ball) on ebay for $10-$20 each. Also, if you buy Special 2, note that the GS Ball does NOT open.
As for paint, I don't know if the paint has changed as I completed my set without purchasing the Mewtwo set (I just bought the Mewtwo Ball alone).
