One of the best things about Pokemon Black and White Pokedex is that there’s a new playing group every year. Fans these days are so young that it feels creepier every time I go to a Pokemon expo. The new evolution of players is part of the reason Pokemon hasn’t had to change much of its formula over the past fifteen years or so. Still, the developers have taken note of what fans want, and Pokemon Black and Pokemon White improve in ways that us older fans have been yearning for.
Game Freak didn’t decide to re-invent the wheel, and Black/White retains the same formula for success. You still get to play a 10-year-old kid who doesn’t have a Dad. You still get a grass/fire/water Pokemon from a world renowned Pokemon professor who happens to reside in your small, three building town. You still venture from town to town, kicking everyone’s butts and taking their money as you collect eight badges. And, yes, you still defeat an evil group of people with a villainous plot. For ones groaning, “Oh no, not again!” or “What the heck are you talking about?” listen up. I went from literally catching them all in Diamond/Pearl, to burning out and not finishing HeartGold/SoulSilver, but Black/White brought me back because it has more to offer.
First, the villains aren’t dumbasses. They’re the cliché of an evil group of trainers, but this time they serve the plot of the game. From the very beginning of Pokemon Black and White Pokedex, the mysterious Team Plasma, and the Seven Sages drive the story. They also bring up concepts about the morality of Pokemon that are pretty heavy for the series. They’re a constant presence, showing up in every town, stealing Pokemon, and confusing the protagonist’s motivations. They’re never hiding out in a dumb warehouse waiting for a kid to steal their key card or whatever.
Black/White is also a more streamlined Pokemon experience. The developers have done a lot of small things that make the game run smoother. Some of them are obvious, like combining the Pokemon Center with the Poke Mart, but others are more subtle. Battles run just a smidge faster each turn, for example, speeding up the whole process.
Pokemon Black/White has two new fighting styles: Triple Battles and Rotation Battles. Both are in Black and White, though one gets a larger focus in each. I prefer the Rotation Battles, as the ability to switch Pokemon before the attack every turn adds a new level of strategy. The Triple Battles feel like bigger Double Battles, which isn’t bad, but isn’t very exciting either. There are some cool new move sets like Combined Moves which are normal attacks that create more powerful effects if used in tandem with your partner. The game’s cover Pokemon, Zekrom and Reshiram, utilize this with a pair of devastating fusion attacks.
For the most part, Black/White looks and sounds better than previous Pokemon games. The graphics engine is the same, but this time the camera has been shifted down, showcasing the 3D elements more. There are moments when the game looks great, with sweeping camera movements and changed perspectives. Somebody at Game Freak must love bridges because there are numerous huge bridges to cross. Walking across the Skyarrow Bridge plays like a love letter to the Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Authority (that’s a Japanese bridge joke!). That doesn’t stop the game from looking downright ancient in parts though. Pokemon are still pixelated, so when they’re blown up on the screen Black/White looks like a Game Boy Advance game.
There are no familiar faces in Pokemon Black/White though. For the first time since Red/Blue, older Pokemon do not return (at least in the beginning). As you trek through the 40-some hours of the story mode, you’ll see nothing but brand new Pokemon. This means that when you go into a cave, you won’t see the same damn Zubat and Geodude you always see. Instead, there’s some new guy named Roggenrola to catch. This is often awesome; seeing new Pokemon every few minutes recaptures that feeling of adventure the first game had.
So, is Pokemon Black and White Pokedex a good game? My answer is simple. YES it is!! For those of you who have never experienced Pokemon, then this latest version is a great place to start. Aside from a weaker lineup of monsters, this is the best Pokemon has to offer on every level, renewing my waning interest in monster battling. It proves that the Pokemon series is still rock solid after a decade and a half.
In conclusion, the ‘subtle’ differences that define both versions are loud enough to be heard for hardcore Pokémon addicts. If you love Pokémon battles, you’ll love Black. If you love exploration and the thrill of capturing wild Pokémon, White is the version for you. Whichever version you pick, you’ll find comfort in the fact that both include Vanillite, the ice-style ice-cream Pokémon!
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Pokemon Black and White Pokedex
As with every new generation, the Pokémon Company bring us brand new Pokémon. In this new generation, there are 156 new Pokémon making it the most revealed of any generation. Below is a list of all the new Pokémon, their names, types and pokedex entries.
# No.
Icon.
Name
Type
PokéDex Entry
#494
Victini
A Pokemon that brings about victory. It’s said that a Trainer partnered with Victini can win any battle.
#495
Tsutarja
It has high intelligence and a cool demeanor. When it’s bathed in sunlight, its movements are sharpened.
#496
Jyanobii
It runs across the ground as if it were gliding. It confuses its enemies with quick movements, then takes them down with Vine Whip.
#497
Jyarohda
It stops enemies in their tracks with only a glance. It amplifies solar energy inside its body.
#498
Pokabu
It nimbly avoids enemy attacks, and shoots fireballs from its nose. It roasts berries with its flames and eats them.
#499
Chaobuu
When the flame inside its body flares up, the speed and sharpness of its movements increases. In a pinch, it blows out smoke.
#500
Enbuoo
It ignites its fists with the flames on its chin and unleashes Fire Punches. A Pokemon that cares deeply for its comrades.
#501
Mijumaru
It fights with the shell on its stomach, using it to block attacks and immediately slash back.
#502
Futachimaru
It smoothly wields 2 shells as swords, and trains strictly to learn techniques.
#503
Daikenki
It downs opponents with one swing of the sword that’s stored in its armor. It silences enemies with one glance.
#504
Minezumi
It stores food in its cheek pouches and continuously stands watch for days at a time. It uses its tail to communicate with its friends.
#505
Miruhoggu
It fires the berry seeds that are stored in its cheek pouches to attack. When it detects an enemy, its tail goes erect.
#506
Yooterii
A smart Pokemon that bravely faces even strong opponents, but avoids unfavorable battles.
#507
Haderia
The cape-like black fur that covers its body is very tough. It reduces the damage it receives.
#508
Maarando
It rescues people who are lost in mountains made impassable by blizzard. Its long fur wards off the cold.
#509
Choroneko
It steals people’s belongings for fun. Even the people it stole from quickly forgive its adorable antics.
#510
Reparudasu
An elusive Pokemon. Its beautiful style and fur charm many Trainers.
#511
Yanappu
A Pokemon that lives in deep forests. When someone eats the leaf that grows from its head, their fatigue vanishes like it was never there.
#512
Yanakki
It fights violently by swinging its spiked tail around. The leaf on its head is extremely bitter.
#513
Baoppu
When angered, the temperature of the tassel on its head rises to over 300 degrees. It roasts berries in the tassel and eats them.
#514
Baokki
Sweet foods are its favorite. It converts them to energy, which stokes the fire inside its body.
#515
Hiyappu
The water it stores in the tassel on its head is packed with nutrients. If it’s sprinkled on a plant, the plant grows big.
#516
Hiyakki
It stores water in the tassel on its head. If the water supply runs low, it sucks up water with its tail to replenish it.
#517
Munna
If your dream is eaten by a Munna, you forget the content of the dream. It always floats in the air.
#518
Musharna
Many dreams of humans and Pokemon are packed inside the smoke that comes out of its forehead.
#519
Mamepato
It’s in its nature to listen to its Trainer’s orders, but there are times when it can’t understand difficult instructions.
#520
Hatooboo
Even if they’re separated by a great distance, it can always find its way back to its Trainer.
#521
Kenhorou
The male shakes the adornments on its head to intimidate opponents. The female’s flying ability exceeds the male’s.
#522
Shimama
Its mane lights up when it discharges electricity. It communicates with its friends with the flashing of its mane
#523
Zeburaika
It’s as fast and powerful as lightning. When Zebraiga runs at top speed, thunder rumbles.
#524
Dangoro
It has a hexagon-shaped ear. Its body has been compressed by the earth to a harder consistency than iron.
#525
Gantoru
When it’s at full power, the orange crystals glow. It searches for groundwater in caves.
#526
Gigaiasu
It compresses energy in the core inside its body, and the attack it releases has the power to blow away a mountain.
#527
Koromori
It lives in dark forests and caves. It emits ultrasonic waves from its nostrils to map out its surroundings.
#528
Kokoromori
It fires all different frequencies of sound waves from its nostrils. It even emits a sound wave that shatters rocks.
#529
Moguryuu
The speed at which it burrows through the underground is over 50km/h. It’s a match for an automobile running on the surface.
#530
Doryuuzu
Its drills, which evolved to steel, have the power to pierce through an iron plate. It excels at constructing tunnels.
#531
Tabunne
When it touches an opponent with the antennae on its ears, it discerns the opponent’s physical condition and mood from the sound of its heart.
#532
Dokkorar
It fights by swinging a wooden plank around. When it can carry heavy planks without any discomfort, it’s close to evolving.
#533
Dotetsukotsu
Even if it’s attacked by a group of pro wrestlers, its toned, muscular body won’t give an inch.
#534
Roopushin
It’s thought that the art of making concrete was learned from Roopushin 2000 years ago.
#535
Otamaro
It produces a high-pitched alarm by vibrating its cheeks, and informs its companions of danger.
#536
Gamagaru
When it vibrates the lump on its head, not only does the water turn choppy, the ground shakes as if there was an earthquake.
#537
Gamageroge
It shoots a liquid that causes nerve paralysis from the lump on its head. It torments its opponent with vibrations.
#538
Nageki
Its power increases when it wears a belt. Wild Nageki knit vines together to make their own belts.
#539
Dageki
You can hear the sound the sound of fists striking trees and boulders coming from the mountains where Dageki train.
#540
Kurumiru
When it hatches from its egg, it’s dressed in clothes made by Hahakomori. It hides its head in its hood when it goes to sleep.
#541
Kurumayu
Plants grow well in the forests where Kurumayu lives. This is because Kurumayu changes the fallen leaves into a nutritious substance.
#542
Hahakurimo
When it finds a small Pokemon, it has the tendency to sew leaf clothing using its sticky string and arm blades.
#543
Fushide
It bites down and injects deadly poison. Even the large bird Pokemon that are its deadly enemy are rendered immobile by paralysis
#544
Hoiiga
It’s protected by its hard shell. It spins like a tire and viciously tackles its enemies.
#545
Pendora
It chases down enemies with fast movements and attacks with the horns on its head. It shows no mercy until it delivers the finishing blow.
#546
Monmen
When it’s attacked, cotton flies from its body. The enemy mistakes the cotton for Momen, and it escapes in the interim.
#547
Erufuun
It slips through the narrowest crack, just like the wind. It leaves white pilling behind.
#548
Churine
The leaf from its head, when chewed, is extremely bitter, but it has the effect of energizing a tired body.
#549
Doredia
Even veteran trainers have difficulty getting the beautiful flower to bloom. A Pokemon that’s popular with celebrities.
#550
Basurao
The relationship between red and blue Basurao is so bad that they immediately fight each other. An extremely reckless Pokemon.
#551
Meguroko
It lives in the desert sand. The sun-warmed sand prevents its body temperature from lowering.
#552
Warubiru
It forms a group of several individuals. The membrane that covers its eyeballs protects its eyes from sandstorms.
#553
Warubiaru
It won’t let any prey it happens upon escape. Its jaw has the power to bite chunks out of a car’s body.
#554
Darumakka
When the flame inside its body is blazing, it runs around unable to calm itself. When the flame dwindles, it falls asleep.
#555
Hihidaruma
A flame burns at 1400 degrees inside its body, producing so much power that it can demolish a dump truck with its punch.
#556
Marakacchi
It uses uptempo dancing and sound to drive away its natural enemies, the bird Pokemon who aim for its flower’s seeds.
#557
Ishizumai
Since it secretes a fluid that dissolves rocks from its mouth, it can easily make holes in even the hardest rocks.
#558
Iwaparesu
Iwaparesu that are competing over territory battle violently. The one that has its shell broken loses.
#559
Zuruggu
It pulls its skin up to its neck in a defensive stance. The rubber-like elasticity reduces damage.
#560
Zuruzukin
They gang up on opponents that enter their territory and beat them to within an inch of their lives. They shoot an acidic bodily fluid from their mouths.
#561
Shinpora
It appears that it always flies the same route because it retains memories of protecting an ancient city.
#562
Desumasu
The mask Deathmas carries is its face from when it was human. Occasionally, it stares at it, sobbing.
#563
Desukaan
According to rumors, it swallows nearby humans and turns them into mummies. It likes to eat gold nuggets.
#564
Purotooga
It was revived from an ancient fossil. It can dive to depths of up to 1000 meters.
#565
Abagoora
It lives in oceans and on land. It possesses the power to punch holes in the hulls of tankers with its slaps.
#566
Aaken
It’s said to be the ancestor of bird Pokemon. It appears that it couldn’t fly, and lived its life jumping from branch to branch.
#567
Aakeosu
It gets a running start on the ground, then leaps into the air. It has the intelligence to cooperate with allies to bring down prey.
#568
Yabukuron
It prefers unsanitary places. It spews gas as if it was belching; if you inhale it you’ll be laid up in bed for a week.
#569
Dasutodasu
It squeezes the opponent with its left hand, and finishes it off by spewing smelly, poisonous gas from its mouth.
#570
Zorua
It takes on the form of its opponent, surprising it. It seems that there are many occasions where it disguises itself as a quiet child.
#571
Zoroark
A Pokemon that bewitches opponents to protect the security of its pack. Its bond with its comrades is strong.
#572
Chillarmy
They brush their tails against each other’s bodies as greeting. It keeps its tail groomed so it’s always clean.
#573
Chirachiino
Since its white fur is coated with a special resin, enemy attacks slide right off it.
#574
Gochimu
It amplifies its psychic power with its ribbon-like antennae. It’s always staring fixedly at something.
#575
Gochimiru
It manipulates people and Pokemon with hypnosis. The victims are spirited away by Gothmiru while they’re still asleep, according to prevailing legend.
#576
Gochiruzeru
The space around Gothzeru twists to resemble the starry sky from tens of thousands of light years away, as an effect of its immense Psychic powers.
#577
Yuniran
It releases psychic power to repel attacking enemies. It communicates with its allies via telepathy.
#578
Daburan
Since it has a brain that split into 2 sections, there are times when it abruptly performs an unexpected action.
#579
Rankurusu
When Rankurusu shake hands with each other, their brains connect over a network and their psychic powers are amplified.
#580
Koaruhii
A bird Pokemon that excels at diving. It swims around underwater to eat peat moss, its favorite food.
#581
Swana
Groups of Swanna begin to dance with the breaking of dawn. The Swanna dancing in the middle of the group is the flock’s leader.
#582
Banipucchi
It blows out breath of -50 degrees. It creates snow crystals, and causes it to snow nearby.
#583
Baniricchi
A Pokemon that lives on snowy mountains. It migrated south during the ancient ice age.
#584
Baibanira
It gulps down huge quantities of water and makes snow clouds inside its body. It torments its enemies with fierce blizzards.
#585
Shikijika
Its fur changes to match the color and scent of the grass in the fields and hills. It hides in the brush when it detects hostility.
#586
Mebukijika
It changes its habitat according to the seasons. People use Mebukijika’s horns to determine when the seasons are changing.
#587
Emonga
It stores the electricity generated by the electric sacks in its cheeks within a membrane, and releases the electricity as it glides.
#588
Kapurumo
A mysterious Pokemon that evolves when it’s hit by electrical stimulus while in the company of Chobomaki.
#589
Shubarugo
It flies around at high speeds and stabs enemies with its sharp spear. It bravely faces even unfavorable matchups.
#590
Tamagetake
It attracts victims with its Pokeball-like markings, then blows toxic spore. Why it resembles a Pokeball is a mystery.
#591
Morobareru
It dances to attract prey, wiggling the Pokeball-like mushrooms on both of its arms.
#592
Pururiru
It sinks to the bottom of the sea with its enemies’ bodies still bound in its thin, veil-like arms.
#593
Burunkeru
If a lost ship sinks in Buringeru’s habitat, the crew members’ life force gets completely absorbed.
#594
Mamambou
The special mucus membrane that covers Mamanbou’s body has the effect of healing wounds.
#595
Bachuru
Bachuru that live in cities have learned how to absorb electricity from the outlets in private houses.
#596
Denchura
When it’s attacked by an enemy, it spits out a lot of electricity-laced thread, and makes an electric barrier.
#597
Tesshiido
When it senses danger, it counterattacks by firing all of its spikes at once. It rolls away in the interim.
#598
Nattorei
It fights by brandishing its spiked tentacles. When it slams its steel spikes down, the destructive force shatters boulders.
#599
Giaru
The 2 bodies can only combine with each other. If they try to engage with other bodies, the gears won’t mesh and they’ll separate.
#600
Gigear
It conveys how it feels to its friends by altering the direction of its rotation. If it’s sufficiently angered, the rotations speed up.
#601
Gigigear
The red core functions as an energy tank. It fires the charged up energy from its spikes around its circumference.
#602
Shibishirasu
A single Shibishirasu’s electrical power is tiny, but when a group comes together, that power becomes as mighty at thunder.
#603
Shibibiiru
A Pokemon with a vigorous appetite. Once it spots its prey, it chases it down, stuns it with electricity, and eats it.
#604
Shibirudon
It sucks on its prey with its sucker-mouth, and shocks it with the electricity that flows from its teeth.
#605
Riguree
It suddenly happened, 50 years ago, across the desert. No one has seen this Pokemon since then.
#606
Oobemu
It manipulates its opponents’ brains and overwrites their memories with different ones.
#607
Hitomoshi
While appearing to shed light and serve as a guidepost, it sucks out creatures’ lifeforce.
#608
Ranpuraa
It appears before those on their deathbeds, severs the soul from the body, and immediately sucks it up.
#609
Shanderaa
If something is wrapped in Chandela’s flame, its soul is sucked out and immolated. Only the cast off body remains.
#610
Kibago
It marks its territory by scarring trees with its fangs. Even if the fangs break, they immediately grow back.
#611
Onondo
It has fangs that can smash boulders. The fights of Onondo over territory are extremely violent
#612
Ononokusu
It has sturdy, blade-like fangs that can even cut through an iron frame. It is covered with hard armor.
#613
Kumashun
Mucus is always hanging from its nose. It sucks the mucus back up and launches an attack. The mucus is the source of the attack.
#614
Tsunbeaa
It freezes its breath to make fangs and claws of ice. It lives in the cold lands of the north.
#615
Furiijio
It was born inside a snow cloud. It catches prey with the chains coming out of its ice crystals.
#616
Chobomaki
It evolves when it and Kaburumo are bathed in Electric Energy. The reason for this is unknown.
#617
Agirudaa
If it removes its heavy shell, it becomes nimble. It fights with the agility of a ninja.
#618
Maggyo
It burries itself in mud on the beach and lies in wait for prey. When it feels prey, it discharges electricity and paralyzes it.
#619
Kojofuu
It uses pretty, continuous attacks. If its body and soul are unified, the techniques’ speed and sharpness increases.
#620
Kojondo
It fights by slamming the enemy with the long hair on its arms. It shakes its arms like whips.
#621
Kurimugan
It catches the prey running around its narrow den with its sharp claws. The skin on its face is as hard as stone.
#622
Gobitto
It’s thought that this Pokemon was born of the science of a mythical ancient civilization.
#623
Goruggo
It’s said that Goruugu was ordered by the ancient people who used it to protect humans and Pokemon alike.
#624
Komatana
It fights at Kirikizan’s command. It clings to its prey and ebbs away at it with its blades.
#625
Kirikizan
It hunts prey as a swarm, accompanied by large numbers of Komatana. Kirikizan lands the finishing blow.
#626
Buffalon
It charges indiscriminately and lands headbutts. It has the destructive power to derail a train.
#627
Washibon
It indiscriminately challenges even strong opponents to battle. It battles repeatedly to become strong.
#628
Wooguru
A fearless warrior of the sky. It’s said that the more wounds it has on its body, the more respect it gets from its comrades.
#629
Baruchai
If it finds a handy skeleton, it has the habit of using it to protect its bottom. It chases after weak Pokemon.
#630
Barujiina
It surveys the ground from the sky, then swoops down on weak prey. It has the habit of wearing bones.
#631
Kuitaran
It melts Iront’s steel body with its fiery tongue, which burns at high temperatures, and eats what’s inside.
#632
Aianto
It burrows into mountains to make its nests. The complex tunnels are an Iront made labrynth.
#633
Monozu
Since it can’t see, it finds its way by tackling and biting its surroundings. It’s always covered in fresh bruises.
#634
Jiheddo
Since the 2 heads fight so viciously over food, it always eats more than it has to.
#635
Sazando
The heads on its arms lack brains. It destroys and devours everything with its 3 heads.
#636
Meraruba
It lives at the bottom of a volcano. It spews flames from its 5 horns to repel anyone who comes to attack it.
#637
Urugamosu
In battle it scatters smoldering scales from its 6 wings, turning the area around it into a sea of flames.
#638
Kobaruon
It has a body and heart of steel. All it has to do is look, and even brutal Pokemon defer to it.
#639
Terakion
It has the charging power to penetrate thick castle walls in a single shot. A Pokemon that’s mentioned in legends.
#640
Birijion
The horn on its head is a sharp sword. It tosses its enemy with whirlwind like movements, then cuts it apart.
#641
Torunerosu
The energy that flows from Torunerosu’s tail awakens huge storms. It has the power to blow away a house.
#642
Borutorosu
It launches electric attacks from the spike on its tail. It flies around in the skies of the Isshu Region dropping thunderbolts.
#643
Reshiram
When Reshiram’s tail burns, the atmosphere is affected by the thermal energy and the Earth’s weather changes.
#644
Zekrom
A Pokemon that appears in myths. Inside of its tail is an enormous generator that produces electricity.
#645
Randorosu
The energy that flows from its tail nourishes the soil, causing the crops to grow larger.
#646
Kyuremu
It has the power to create sub-zero weather conditions, but it freezes its own body as well.
#647
Kerudio
It races around the globe, running on the surface of oceans and rivers. It appears by beautiful waterfronts.
#648
Meloia
The melodies Meloetta plays provided the inspiration for many famous works of music.
#649
Genosekuto
An ancient Bug Pokemon that was altered by Team Plasma. The canons on its back were made more powerful.
# No.
Icon.
Name
Type
PokéDex Entry
#494
Victini
A Pokemon that brings about victory. It’s said that a Trainer partnered with Victini can win any battle.
#495
Tsutarja
It has high intelligence and a cool demeanor. When it’s bathed in sunlight, its movements are sharpened.
#496
Jyanobii
It runs across the ground as if it were gliding. It confuses its enemies with quick movements, then takes them down with Vine Whip.
#497
Jyarohda
It stops enemies in their tracks with only a glance. It amplifies solar energy inside its body.
#498
Pokabu
It nimbly avoids enemy attacks, and shoots fireballs from its nose. It roasts berries with its flames and eats them.
#499
Chaobuu
When the flame inside its body flares up, the speed and sharpness of its movements increases. In a pinch, it blows out smoke.
#500
Enbuoo
It ignites its fists with the flames on its chin and unleashes Fire Punches. A Pokemon that cares deeply for its comrades.
#501
Mijumaru
It fights with the shell on its stomach, using it to block attacks and immediately slash back.
#502
Futachimaru
It smoothly wields 2 shells as swords, and trains strictly to learn techniques.
#503
Daikenki
It downs opponents with one swing of the sword that’s stored in its armor. It silences enemies with one glance.
#504
Minezumi
It stores food in its cheek pouches and continuously stands watch for days at a time. It uses its tail to communicate with its friends.
#505
Miruhoggu
It fires the berry seeds that are stored in its cheek pouches to attack. When it detects an enemy, its tail goes erect.
#506
Yooterii
A smart Pokemon that bravely faces even strong opponents, but avoids unfavorable battles.
#507
Haderia
The cape-like black fur that covers its body is very tough. It reduces the damage it receives.
#508
Maarando
It rescues people who are lost in mountains made impassable by blizzard. Its long fur wards off the cold.
#509
Choroneko
It steals people’s belongings for fun. Even the people it stole from quickly forgive its adorable antics.
#510
Reparudasu
An elusive Pokemon. Its beautiful style and fur charm many Trainers.
#511
Yanappu
A Pokemon that lives in deep forests. When someone eats the leaf that grows from its head, their fatigue vanishes like it was never there.
#512
Yanakki
It fights violently by swinging its spiked tail around. The leaf on its head is extremely bitter.
#513
Baoppu
When angered, the temperature of the tassel on its head rises to over 300 degrees. It roasts berries in the tassel and eats them.
#514
Baokki
Sweet foods are its favorite. It converts them to energy, which stokes the fire inside its body.
#515
Hiyappu
The water it stores in the tassel on its head is packed with nutrients. If it’s sprinkled on a plant, the plant grows big.
#516
Hiyakki
It stores water in the tassel on its head. If the water supply runs low, it sucks up water with its tail to replenish it.
#517
Munna
If your dream is eaten by a Munna, you forget the content of the dream. It always floats in the air.
#518
Musharna
Many dreams of humans and Pokemon are packed inside the smoke that comes out of its forehead.
#519
Mamepato
It’s in its nature to listen to its Trainer’s orders, but there are times when it can’t understand difficult instructions.
#520
Hatooboo
Even if they’re separated by a great distance, it can always find its way back to its Trainer.
#521
Kenhorou
The male shakes the adornments on its head to intimidate opponents. The female’s flying ability exceeds the male’s.
#522
Shimama
Its mane lights up when it discharges electricity. It communicates with its friends with the flashing of its mane
#523
Zeburaika
It’s as fast and powerful as lightning. When Zebraiga runs at top speed, thunder rumbles.
#524
Dangoro
It has a hexagon-shaped ear. Its body has been compressed by the earth to a harder consistency than iron.
#525
Gantoru
When it’s at full power, the orange crystals glow. It searches for groundwater in caves.
#526
Gigaiasu
It compresses energy in the core inside its body, and the attack it releases has the power to blow away a mountain.
#527
Koromori
It lives in dark forests and caves. It emits ultrasonic waves from its nostrils to map out its surroundings.
#528
Kokoromori
It fires all different frequencies of sound waves from its nostrils. It even emits a sound wave that shatters rocks.
#529
Moguryuu
The speed at which it burrows through the underground is over 50km/h. It’s a match for an automobile running on the surface.
#530
Doryuuzu
Its drills, which evolved to steel, have the power to pierce through an iron plate. It excels at constructing tunnels.
#531
Tabunne
When it touches an opponent with the antennae on its ears, it discerns the opponent’s physical condition and mood from the sound of its heart.
#532
Dokkorar
It fights by swinging a wooden plank around. When it can carry heavy planks without any discomfort, it’s close to evolving.
#533
Dotetsukotsu
Even if it’s attacked by a group of pro wrestlers, its toned, muscular body won’t give an inch.
#534
Roopushin
It’s thought that the art of making concrete was learned from Roopushin 2000 years ago.
#535
Otamaro
It produces a high-pitched alarm by vibrating its cheeks, and informs its companions of danger.
#536
Gamagaru
When it vibrates the lump on its head, not only does the water turn choppy, the ground shakes as if there was an earthquake.
#537
Gamageroge
It shoots a liquid that causes nerve paralysis from the lump on its head. It torments its opponent with vibrations.
#538
Nageki
Its power increases when it wears a belt. Wild Nageki knit vines together to make their own belts.
#539
Dageki
You can hear the sound the sound of fists striking trees and boulders coming from the mountains where Dageki train.
#540
Kurumiru
When it hatches from its egg, it’s dressed in clothes made by Hahakomori. It hides its head in its hood when it goes to sleep.
#541
Kurumayu
Plants grow well in the forests where Kurumayu lives. This is because Kurumayu changes the fallen leaves into a nutritious substance.
#542
Hahakurimo
When it finds a small Pokemon, it has the tendency to sew leaf clothing using its sticky string and arm blades.
#543
Fushide
It bites down and injects deadly poison. Even the large bird Pokemon that are its deadly enemy are rendered immobile by paralysis
#544
Hoiiga
It’s protected by its hard shell. It spins like a tire and viciously tackles its enemies.
#545
Pendora
It chases down enemies with fast movements and attacks with the horns on its head. It shows no mercy until it delivers the finishing blow.
#546
Monmen
When it’s attacked, cotton flies from its body. The enemy mistakes the cotton for Momen, and it escapes in the interim.
#547
Erufuun
It slips through the narrowest crack, just like the wind. It leaves white pilling behind.
#548
Churine
The leaf from its head, when chewed, is extremely bitter, but it has the effect of energizing a tired body.
#549
Doredia
Even veteran trainers have difficulty getting the beautiful flower to bloom. A Pokemon that’s popular with celebrities.
#550
Basurao
The relationship between red and blue Basurao is so bad that they immediately fight each other. An extremely reckless Pokemon.
#551
Meguroko
It lives in the desert sand. The sun-warmed sand prevents its body temperature from lowering.
#552
Warubiru
It forms a group of several individuals. The membrane that covers its eyeballs protects its eyes from sandstorms.
#553
Warubiaru
It won’t let any prey it happens upon escape. Its jaw has the power to bite chunks out of a car’s body.
#554
Darumakka
When the flame inside its body is blazing, it runs around unable to calm itself. When the flame dwindles, it falls asleep.
#555
Hihidaruma
A flame burns at 1400 degrees inside its body, producing so much power that it can demolish a dump truck with its punch.
#556
Marakacchi
It uses uptempo dancing and sound to drive away its natural enemies, the bird Pokemon who aim for its flower’s seeds.
#557
Ishizumai
Since it secretes a fluid that dissolves rocks from its mouth, it can easily make holes in even the hardest rocks.
#558
Iwaparesu
Iwaparesu that are competing over territory battle violently. The one that has its shell broken loses.
#559
Zuruggu
It pulls its skin up to its neck in a defensive stance. The rubber-like elasticity reduces damage.
#560
Zuruzukin
They gang up on opponents that enter their territory and beat them to within an inch of their lives. They shoot an acidic bodily fluid from their mouths.
#561
Shinpora
It appears that it always flies the same route because it retains memories of protecting an ancient city.
#562
Desumasu
The mask Deathmas carries is its face from when it was human. Occasionally, it stares at it, sobbing.
#563
Desukaan
According to rumors, it swallows nearby humans and turns them into mummies. It likes to eat gold nuggets.
#564
Purotooga
It was revived from an ancient fossil. It can dive to depths of up to 1000 meters.
#565
Abagoora
It lives in oceans and on land. It possesses the power to punch holes in the hulls of tankers with its slaps.
#566
Aaken
It’s said to be the ancestor of bird Pokemon. It appears that it couldn’t fly, and lived its life jumping from branch to branch.
#567
Aakeosu
It gets a running start on the ground, then leaps into the air. It has the intelligence to cooperate with allies to bring down prey.
#568
Yabukuron
It prefers unsanitary places. It spews gas as if it was belching; if you inhale it you’ll be laid up in bed for a week.
#569
Dasutodasu
It squeezes the opponent with its left hand, and finishes it off by spewing smelly, poisonous gas from its mouth.
#570
Zorua
It takes on the form of its opponent, surprising it. It seems that there are many occasions where it disguises itself as a quiet child.
#571
Zoroark
A Pokemon that bewitches opponents to protect the security of its pack. Its bond with its comrades is strong.
#572
Chillarmy
They brush their tails against each other’s bodies as greeting. It keeps its tail groomed so it’s always clean.
#573
Chirachiino
Since its white fur is coated with a special resin, enemy attacks slide right off it.
#574
Gochimu
It amplifies its psychic power with its ribbon-like antennae. It’s always staring fixedly at something.
#575
Gochimiru
It manipulates people and Pokemon with hypnosis. The victims are spirited away by Gothmiru while they’re still asleep, according to prevailing legend.
#576
Gochiruzeru
The space around Gothzeru twists to resemble the starry sky from tens of thousands of light years away, as an effect of its immense Psychic powers.
#577
Yuniran
It releases psychic power to repel attacking enemies. It communicates with its allies via telepathy.
#578
Daburan
Since it has a brain that split into 2 sections, there are times when it abruptly performs an unexpected action.
#579
Rankurusu
When Rankurusu shake hands with each other, their brains connect over a network and their psychic powers are amplified.
#580
Koaruhii
A bird Pokemon that excels at diving. It swims around underwater to eat peat moss, its favorite food.
#581
Swana
Groups of Swanna begin to dance with the breaking of dawn. The Swanna dancing in the middle of the group is the flock’s leader.
#582
Banipucchi
It blows out breath of -50 degrees. It creates snow crystals, and causes it to snow nearby.
#583
Baniricchi
A Pokemon that lives on snowy mountains. It migrated south during the ancient ice age.
#584
Baibanira
It gulps down huge quantities of water and makes snow clouds inside its body. It torments its enemies with fierce blizzards.
#585
Shikijika
Its fur changes to match the color and scent of the grass in the fields and hills. It hides in the brush when it detects hostility.
#586
Mebukijika
It changes its habitat according to the seasons. People use Mebukijika’s horns to determine when the seasons are changing.
#587
Emonga
It stores the electricity generated by the electric sacks in its cheeks within a membrane, and releases the electricity as it glides.
#588
Kapurumo
A mysterious Pokemon that evolves when it’s hit by electrical stimulus while in the company of Chobomaki.
#589
Shubarugo
It flies around at high speeds and stabs enemies with its sharp spear. It bravely faces even unfavorable matchups.
#590
Tamagetake
It attracts victims with its Pokeball-like markings, then blows toxic spore. Why it resembles a Pokeball is a mystery.
#591
Morobareru
It dances to attract prey, wiggling the Pokeball-like mushrooms on both of its arms.
#592
Pururiru
It sinks to the bottom of the sea with its enemies’ bodies still bound in its thin, veil-like arms.
#593
Burunkeru
If a lost ship sinks in Buringeru’s habitat, the crew members’ life force gets completely absorbed.
#594
Mamambou
The special mucus membrane that covers Mamanbou’s body has the effect of healing wounds.
#595
Bachuru
Bachuru that live in cities have learned how to absorb electricity from the outlets in private houses.
#596
Denchura
When it’s attacked by an enemy, it spits out a lot of electricity-laced thread, and makes an electric barrier.
#597
Tesshiido
When it senses danger, it counterattacks by firing all of its spikes at once. It rolls away in the interim.
#598
Nattorei
It fights by brandishing its spiked tentacles. When it slams its steel spikes down, the destructive force shatters boulders.
#599
Giaru
The 2 bodies can only combine with each other. If they try to engage with other bodies, the gears won’t mesh and they’ll separate.
#600
Gigear
It conveys how it feels to its friends by altering the direction of its rotation. If it’s sufficiently angered, the rotations speed up.
#601
Gigigear
The red core functions as an energy tank. It fires the charged up energy from its spikes around its circumference.
#602
Shibishirasu
A single Shibishirasu’s electrical power is tiny, but when a group comes together, that power becomes as mighty at thunder.
#603
Shibibiiru
A Pokemon with a vigorous appetite. Once it spots its prey, it chases it down, stuns it with electricity, and eats it.
#604
Shibirudon
It sucks on its prey with its sucker-mouth, and shocks it with the electricity that flows from its teeth.
#605
Riguree
It suddenly happened, 50 years ago, across the desert. No one has seen this Pokemon since then.
#606
Oobemu
It manipulates its opponents’ brains and overwrites their memories with different ones.
#607
Hitomoshi
While appearing to shed light and serve as a guidepost, it sucks out creatures’ lifeforce.
#608
Ranpuraa
It appears before those on their deathbeds, severs the soul from the body, and immediately sucks it up.
#609
Shanderaa
If something is wrapped in Chandela’s flame, its soul is sucked out and immolated. Only the cast off body remains.
#610
Kibago
It marks its territory by scarring trees with its fangs. Even if the fangs break, they immediately grow back.
#611
Onondo
It has fangs that can smash boulders. The fights of Onondo over territory are extremely violent
#612
Ononokusu
It has sturdy, blade-like fangs that can even cut through an iron frame. It is covered with hard armor.
#613
Kumashun
Mucus is always hanging from its nose. It sucks the mucus back up and launches an attack. The mucus is the source of the attack.
#614
Tsunbeaa
It freezes its breath to make fangs and claws of ice. It lives in the cold lands of the north.
#615
Furiijio
It was born inside a snow cloud. It catches prey with the chains coming out of its ice crystals.
#616
Chobomaki
It evolves when it and Kaburumo are bathed in Electric Energy. The reason for this is unknown.
#617
Agirudaa
If it removes its heavy shell, it becomes nimble. It fights with the agility of a ninja.
#618
Maggyo
It burries itself in mud on the beach and lies in wait for prey. When it feels prey, it discharges electricity and paralyzes it.
#619
Kojofuu
It uses pretty, continuous attacks. If its body and soul are unified, the techniques’ speed and sharpness increases.
#620
Kojondo
It fights by slamming the enemy with the long hair on its arms. It shakes its arms like whips.
#621
Kurimugan
It catches the prey running around its narrow den with its sharp claws. The skin on its face is as hard as stone.
#622
Gobitto
It’s thought that this Pokemon was born of the science of a mythical ancient civilization.
#623
Goruggo
It’s said that Goruugu was ordered by the ancient people who used it to protect humans and Pokemon alike.
#624
Komatana
It fights at Kirikizan’s command. It clings to its prey and ebbs away at it with its blades.
#625
Kirikizan
It hunts prey as a swarm, accompanied by large numbers of Komatana. Kirikizan lands the finishing blow.
#626
Buffalon
It charges indiscriminately and lands headbutts. It has the destructive power to derail a train.
#627
Washibon
It indiscriminately challenges even strong opponents to battle. It battles repeatedly to become strong.
#628
Wooguru
A fearless warrior of the sky. It’s said that the more wounds it has on its body, the more respect it gets from its comrades.
#629
Baruchai
If it finds a handy skeleton, it has the habit of using it to protect its bottom. It chases after weak Pokemon.
#630
Barujiina
It surveys the ground from the sky, then swoops down on weak prey. It has the habit of wearing bones.
#631
Kuitaran
It melts Iront’s steel body with its fiery tongue, which burns at high temperatures, and eats what’s inside.
#632
Aianto
It burrows into mountains to make its nests. The complex tunnels are an Iront made labrynth.
#633
Monozu
Since it can’t see, it finds its way by tackling and biting its surroundings. It’s always covered in fresh bruises.
#634
Jiheddo
Since the 2 heads fight so viciously over food, it always eats more than it has to.
#635
Sazando
The heads on its arms lack brains. It destroys and devours everything with its 3 heads.
#636
Meraruba
It lives at the bottom of a volcano. It spews flames from its 5 horns to repel anyone who comes to attack it.
#637
Urugamosu
In battle it scatters smoldering scales from its 6 wings, turning the area around it into a sea of flames.
#638
Kobaruon
It has a body and heart of steel. All it has to do is look, and even brutal Pokemon defer to it.
#639
Terakion
It has the charging power to penetrate thick castle walls in a single shot. A Pokemon that’s mentioned in legends.
#640
Birijion
The horn on its head is a sharp sword. It tosses its enemy with whirlwind like movements, then cuts it apart.
#641
Torunerosu
The energy that flows from Torunerosu’s tail awakens huge storms. It has the power to blow away a house.
#642
Borutorosu
It launches electric attacks from the spike on its tail. It flies around in the skies of the Isshu Region dropping thunderbolts.
#643
Reshiram
When Reshiram’s tail burns, the atmosphere is affected by the thermal energy and the Earth’s weather changes.
#644
Zekrom
A Pokemon that appears in myths. Inside of its tail is an enormous generator that produces electricity.
#645
Randorosu
The energy that flows from its tail nourishes the soil, causing the crops to grow larger.
#646
Kyuremu
It has the power to create sub-zero weather conditions, but it freezes its own body as well.
#647
Kerudio
It races around the globe, running on the surface of oceans and rivers. It appears by beautiful waterfronts.
#648
Meloia
The melodies Meloetta plays provided the inspiration for many famous works of music.
#649
Genosekuto
An ancient Bug Pokemon that was altered by Team Plasma. The canons on its back were made more powerful.
Now, let’s take a visual walkthrough the beginnings of Pokemon Black and White Pokedex.
Part 1 Introduction
Part 2 Awkward Situations
Part 3 PokeCentre Shenanigans
Part 4 Musicians
Part 5 Sanyou City
Part 6 Free Pokemon
Part 7 Saved
Part 8 Team Plasma
Part 9 Long Walks
Part 10 Stine
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Pokemon Black and White Pokedex Action Replay Codes
Hey Guys, here I will cover off on some of the many cheats for pokemon Black and White Pokedex. Feel free to leave a comment if I’ve missed any others.
Change Your Online Player Class and Nature
Open up your X Menu and select the option that has your name on it (your trainer card), and it’ll bring you to a screen that shows all of your gym badges. From here, click the icon on the bottom left of the screen to bring up your trainer card. There are 2 categories underneath your name that you can change. The top one is your class, and the second one is your nature. This effects how you appear in the Wi-Fi rooms or on your friend’s DS when in a trade, battle, etc. At the very bottom there’s even a personal quote you can enter that others can see when they look at your trainer card.
The Masuda Method
Usually, the chance of encountering a Shiny Pokemon is 1 in 8192. By breeding two Pokemon in the Daycare that are from two different regions (Japan, Europe and America), the chance of breeding a Shiny is increased to 1 in 2048. The Pokemon cannot be from the same different region, but one from one region and the other from another region.
Battle the Rich for Lots of Money
Go to Undella Town and go west until you find a big mansion. The rich kid here will battle you every day for more money (make sure you have the Amulet Coin equipped). Each battle will be harder than the previous one but with more reward money.
Catch Landorus
You must first have the National Dex. You must also have Thundurus and Tornadus in your party. Thundurus is from Pokemon Black and Tornadus from White so expect to trade for one of them.
Once you have both Tornadus and Thundurus in your party, head to the Abundant Shrine off of Route 14 and click on the shrine. Landorus will fly down to fight you. It is level 70 and has a low catch rate so be prepared with plenty of high level pokemon, pokeballs and medicines.
TMs That Change Across Games
There are some TM’s that you might want to consider teaching your Pokemon before you transfer them over into the next generation. These are the 4th Generation TMs that will be replaced with a different move in the 5th generation. Therefore you should think about teaching a Pokemon that move before you transfer it. Probably one of the most notable TM changes is the replacement of Stealth Rock, so if you want a good Stealth Rocking Pokemon you better teach it in HeartGold, Soulsilver, Pearl, Diamond, or Platinum before you transfer it to Black or White.
TM01 Focus Punch
TM03 Water Pulse
TM09 Bullet Seed
TM19 Giga Drain
TM23 Smack Down
TM34 Shock Wave
TM43 Secret Power
TM47 Steel Wing
TM48 Skill Swap
TM49 Snatch
TM51 Roost
TM55 Brine
TM58 Endure
TM59 Dragon pulse
TM60 Drain Punch
TM62 Silver Wind
TM67 Recycle
TM72 Avalanche
TM76 Stealth Rock
TM78 Captivate
TM79 Dark Pulse
TM82 Sleep Talk
TM83 Work Up
How To Catch a Pokemon with a Good Nature
This only works for the few Pokemon that you have a choice to battle, in other words, Pokemon that you have to interact with to battle them. An example would be fighting Victini.
Go up to the Pokemon, save the game, battle it and capture it. Look at the nature of the Pokemon to see if it’s the nature you want. If it is, great, but if it isn’t you can turn the game off, turn it back on, and resume at the last save point, which would be before you battled the Pokemon. Once you battle the Pokemon again it will have a different nature. Doing this will allow you to battle and capture it over and over until you get the right nature.
How To Change Rotom’s Type
At Shopping Mall 9 on Route 9 you can go in and use the door on the right and activate one of the cardboard boxes to give Rotom a move and change Rotom’s type from Electric/Ghost to:
Microwave: Electric/Fire; Move: Overheat
Washing Machine: Electric/Water; Move: Hydro Pump
Refrigerator: Electric/Ice; Move: Blizzard
Electric Fan: Electric/Flying; Move: Air Slash
Lawnmower: Electric/Grass; Move: Leaf Storm *NOTE* If you choose RECALL you will return to Electric/Ghost and lose the move you learned, leaving an empty slot
How To Get Easy Experience
To get easy experience throughout the game, stock up on the highest repel you can get or place a Spell Tag on your lead pokemon and walk through the grass until you confront an Audino. Defeat Audino for a massive experience bonus. To multiply the amount, you can use a Lucky Egg or use traded pokemon.
How To Speed Up Egg Hatching by 50%
Having a pokemon with the ability “Flame Body” in your party will reduce the number of steps it takes to hatch an egg by 50%. (Note: A second pokemon with Flame Body will not additionally reduce steps.)
Pokemon that can have the Flame Body ability include Ponyta, Rapidash, Magby, Magmar, Magmortar, Slugma, Magcargo, Moltres, Heatran, Litwick, Lampent, Chandelure, Larvesta, and Volcarona.
How to Get All Legendary Pokemon Victini (Liberty Garden)
Get the Liberty Ticket and go to Castelia City. If you have the Liberty Ticket and you talk to one of the people on the docks, they will take you there where you will challenge Team Plasma. Victini will be in the basement of the building on that island.
Cobalion (Mistralton Cave)
Cobalion is in Mistralton Cave. To get to him you will need surf, flash, and strength. Mistralton Cave is located right before Chargestone Cave. There is a house nestled before the entrance of Chargestone cave. Go behind it and head right until you find a stream. Use surf and head right until you reach the cave. Inside you will need to use flash and strength so bring Pokemon with those moves. Cobalion is located on the 3rd floor.
Terrakion (Victory Road)
Once you have fought Cobalion you now can face Terrakion. To do so, fly to the Pokemon League and from there head down to Victory Road. Go to the cave on the right on the top of the mountain. When you see your rival (if you beat the game), go down the left flight of stairs. Keep going until you find the boulder that you need to use strength on. Head left and you will see the cave leading to Terrakion.
Virizon (Pinwheel Forest)
Once you have fought its brethren, head to Pinwheel Forest. There you should find an opening that wasn’t there before in the eastern side of the forest.
Tornadus (Black) / Thundurus (White) (Roaming)
You can find them wandering in a random route in the south in the morning, and in the north in the evening.
Landorus (Abundant Shrine)
Once you have both Thundurus and Tornadus you can go to the Abundant Shrine to find Landorous. The Abundant Shrine is located in the West of Route 14. You will need surf and waterfall to get there.
Kyurem (Giant Chasm)
To get to the Giant Chasm you must head to Route 13. Head along the beach and try and get around the rocks on the north east of the beach. There you can head north until you see stairs. Head up them and you will see a cave. Head through the exit that is fairly visible when you first enter. To get to Kyurem, you must head to the center of the forest where you will find a lake. The whole forest will freeze giving you access to the cave where Kyurem lies.
Zekrom / Reshiram (N’s Castle / Dragonsipral Tower)
You will eventually encounter the main Legendary in its version through the story. However, if you defeat this Legendary before you capture it, you can go back to Dragonspiral Tower to find it and battle it again once the game is completed.
Keldeo (Event Only)
N/A
Meloetta (Event Only)
N/A
Genesect (Event Only)
N/A
How To Teach Fire Type Starter a Water Move
You can get the Fire Type starter Pokemon Tepig/Pignite/Emboar to learn a Water Move TM55 Scald. You can find this TM in the Cold Storage. When you add this you will be unstoppable!
Pokemon Black and White Pokedex Easter Eggs
Are the props in Pokemon Black and White meant to resemble gear from other Nintendo games?
Toy Sword - Master Sword from Legend of Zelda Top Hat – Looks like Prof. Layton’s hat Windup Key - Mario’s Key from March of the Minis Red Parasol - Looks like Peach’s parasol
Flip Your Pokemon Around on Summary Page
Open your party list and select a Pokemon you wish to turn around. Select summary and it’ll bring you to a page detailing their stats. If you click their battle sprite, it’ll turn around and face the other way, showing you their backsprite. If you leave their summary page and come back, they’ll still be facing the way you left them.
Music Additions
There are different people and events that make the music change.
The music changes with the seasons. As you go lower into the caves the music gets slower. In Castelia town, the building that the GameFreak makers are in, there is one person who will, while in the room, change the game music to the Team Rocket theme if you talk to him.
In Accumla Town talking to the “Band” in one of the buildings will give the music a Piano tune and an added beat to it.
In Nacrene City there is a man who will play the accordian when you get near him if you talk to him.
There are kids running and spinning in a circle in Iciurrus City. A clapping beat will be added when you get near them.
In Opelucid City (Pokemon Black) there is a man with a string instrument. If you talk to him an added techno tune will be added.
In Village Bridge a man with an Acoustic Guitar will add to the tune if you talk to him. There is also a man near the bridge who will add his weird voice to the music. Another person hear will add their music to the tune if you talk to the man on the bridge named Russo. There is yet one more person who will add a whistle to the tune if you go to the top right field and talk to him.
Anville town has a person who will add a flute to the tune if you talk to the person next to the railing when you first enter the town on the bridge.
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One of the best things about Pokemon Black and White Pokedex is that there’s a new playing group every year. Fans these days are so young that it feels creepier every time I go to a Pokemon expo. The new evolution of players is part of the reason Pokemon hasn’t had to change much of its formula over the past fifteen years or so. Still, the developers have taken note of what fans want, and Pokemon Black and Pokemon White improve in ways that us older fans have been yearning for.
