Pokemon Black Walkthrough and White are the first fifth-generation Pokémon games. Released in September 2010 in Japan, the pair of games marks the beginning of the five-game franchise’s most successful and popular generation to date. The games were released in the United States and Europe on March 4, 2011, and received wide critical acclaim.
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Game Detail – Pokemon Black Walkthrough
Platform: Genre: Developer: Publisher: Release: See Also: Also Known As Franchise: A platform is what we use to interact with each other. In this case, it means “a computer system designed to serve as a base for applications.” We’ve been talking about platforms since Chapter 1, so we’ll focus on this concept today.
Guide Information
Pokémon Company International (PCI) is a subsidiary of the Pokémon Company (Pokkén) that focuses on the global sales of Pokémon products. The company also publishes manga and video games (such as the popular Nintendo DS games Pokémon Black and White). In addition, it has licensing agreements with Nintendo for the worldwide rights to make Pokémon toys and action figures.
Guide Release29-05-2011 – Last Updated 21-02-2021.
Guide AuthorDaniel Chaviers. Share this free guide: How to Become the Greatest Trainer Unova Has Ever Known With Our Highly Detailed Walkthrough of the Main Story and Beyond.
Pokemon players will love our extensive lists of Pokemon, items, and locations, ensuring nothing important goes under the Poke Radar. We’ll even take you to the locations where the legendary Pokemon lurks in the wild.
Version 2.2 – Updated TM names and added new items.
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VERSION HISTORY
This was a significant release of the program. It was the first version released with a new GUI. Version 3 added a whole host of new features and enhancements. 1. February 25, 2011 – Converted entire FAQ into the formatted FAQ. A few sections are still under construction. VERSION 2. February 21, 2011 – Began including item locations in the walkthrough. Pokémon has been expanding its audience with the help of the game’s new release in Japan, but a Pokemon-themed restaurant in Japan is looking to make its mark. The Pokemon Cafe opened at the Tokyo hotel, where it will be open from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. from February 9 to 15, 2011. When I started working on the Pokemon Tower Defense, I decided to add a few features that I was hoping would make the game more exciting and playable. The first addition was the endgame locations. The second addition was the Dream World. November 8, 2011 – Finished Gym Leader Movesets.
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Main Story
Welcome to the first part of our guide. Nuvema Town, Route 1, Accumula Town. Route 2, Striaton City, Dreamyard, Striaton Gym. Route 3, Wellspring Cave, Nacrene City, Nacrene Gym.
Part 1 – [Skyarrow Bridge] Part 2 – [Castelia City] Part 3 – [Castelia Gym]
Route 4, Desert Resort, Relic Castle. Route 6, Nimbasa City, Anville Town. Route 7, Driftveil Drawbridge, Driftveil City, Cold Storage, Driftveil Gym.
Part 8 – Route 6, Chargestone Cave, Mistralton City, Celestial Tower, Mistralton Gym, Twist Mountain (exterior)
Part 1 – Route 1, Route 17, Route 18, P2 Laboratory, Mistralton Cave, Guidance Chamber, Surfing Secrets.
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Main Storyline
Part 1 – Route 1, Juniper’s Lab, Nuvema Town. Part 2 – Route 2, Striaton City, The Dreamyard, Striaton Gym. Part 3 – Route 3, Wellspring Cave, Nacrene City, Nacrene Gym.
Part 1 – Snowpoint Scramble, Oldale Town, Snowpoint Temple, Oldale Gym, Snowpoint Gym, The Summit, Snowpoint Canyons, Pinwheel Forest. Part 2 – Mt. Chimney, Desert Resort, Route 4, Desert Resort, Relic Castle, Nimbasa Gym. Part 3 – Fuschia Plateau, Anville Town, Anville Gym, Fuschia City, Anville Gym, Fuschia Plateau.
Part 6 – Route 5, Driftveil Drawbridge, Driftveil City, Cold Storage, Driftveil Gym. Part 7 – Route 6, Chargestone Cave, Mistralton City, Route 7, Celestial Tower, Mistralton Gym. Part 8 – Route 17, Route 18, P2 Laboratory, Mistralton Cave, Rumination Field.
Part 1 – This game consists of nine areas, except the last area. Each area is home to a Pokémon, along with a gym that trains Pokémon, and a Pokémon that can be evolved into an ultimate Pokémon. It also includes a tower that houses the Pokémon League.
Part 1 – N’s Castle.
