Pokémon Black and White

Pokémon Black and White
Developer(s)	Game Freak
Publisher(s)	Nintendo, The Pokémon Company
Release date(s)	September 18, 2010  March 4, 2011  March 4, 2011  March 6, 2011  March 10, 2011
Genre(s)	RPG
System(s)	Nintendo DS
Modes	Single player, Multiplayer
Rating(s)	ESRB: Everyone PEGI: Ages 3+ CERO: All ages
Preceded by	Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
Followed by	Pokémon Black and White 2
Series	Pokémon
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Pokémon Black and White (ポケットモンスターホワイト・ブラック, Poketto Monsutā Burakku Howaito^?, "Pocket Monsters: Black & White") are the two primary paired games in the fifth generation of Pokémon role-playing games. They are being developed by Game Freak, and published by Nintendo, for the Nintendo DS. They were released on September 18, 2010 in Japan, March 4 in European coutries, March 6 in North America and March 10 in Australia. Among the new Pokémon to debut are the three starter Pokémon, Snivy, Tepig and Oshawott, along with Zoroark and its pre-evolution Zorua, and two legendaries, Reshiram and Zekrom. The games feature several new technological updates, including full 3D movement, routes and cities, and a redesigned battle scene. They take place in a new region known as Unova, which is said to be a foreign area, located far away from the previous regions.

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Table of Contents

Getting Started

• Controls
• Version exclusive Pokémon
• Event Pokémon
• Moves
• Natures
• Abilities
• Breeding
• C-Gear
• Pokémon Global Link
• Dream World
• High Link
• Seasons
• Triple battles
• Rotation battles
• Pokémon Musical

Walkthrough

• Nuvema Town
• Route 1 and Accumula Town
• Route 2
• Striaton City and The Dreamyard
• Route 3 and Wellspring Cave
• Nacrene City
• Pinwheel Forest
• Castelia City
• Route 4 and Desert Resort
• Nimbasa City
• Route 5
• Driftveil City
• Route 6 and Chargestone Cave
• Mistralton City
• Route 7 and Twist Mountain
• Icirrus City

• Route 8 and Tubeline Bridge
• Route 9
• Opelucid City
• Route 10
• Victory Road
• The Pokémon League and N's Castle
• Route 11 and Village Bridge
• Route 12
• Lacunosa Town
• Route 13
• Undella Town
• Route 14
• Black City and White Forest
• Route 15 and Marvelous Bridge
• Getting all legendaries

Appendices

• Unova Pokédex
• Mail
• Sidequests

Species Strategies

• Generation I Families
• Generation II Families
• Generation III Families
• Generation IV Families
• Generation V Families

editPokémon series

General Information: Attack chart · Breeding · Competitive battling · Dual type attack chart · Items · List of Moves · Pokédex

Core: Red/Blue · Yellow · Gold/Silver · Crystal · Ruby/Sapphire · Emerald · Diamond/Pearl · Platinum · Black/White · Black/White 2 · X/Y · Sun/Moon · Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon

Core remakes: FireRed/LeafGreen · HeartGold/SoulSilver · Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire · Let's Go, Pikachu!/Let's Go, Eevee!

Console: Stadium (Japan) · Stadium · Stadium 2 · Colosseum · XD: Gale of Darkness · Battle Revolution

Pinball: Pinball · Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire

Other: Battrio · Box: Ruby/Sapphire · Channel · Dash · Hey You, Pikachu! · My Pokémon Ranch · PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure · PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond · Snap · Trading Card Game · Card GB2 · Conquest · Dream Radar · Pokkén Tournament (DX) · GO · Duel · Detective Pikachu · Pokémon Quest · Magikarp Jump · Masters · Café Mix · Sleep · New Snap

Sub-series: mini · Mystery Dungeon · Puzzle · Ranger · Rumble