Pokemon Black2 Message File #73

# 0_68 When you are playing, press the X Button
to open the menu and save often.

Once saved, you can select “CONTINUE"
from the main menu to continue playing
the game from that location even if you've
turned off your Nintendo DS since.

# 0_69 To delete your saved data and
start a new game, go to the
title screen and press the
following buttons at the same time.

UP + SELECT + B Button

# 0_70 You can receive special gifts at events and
other locations in the following three ways.

-GET VIA WIRELESS
-GET VIA NINTENDO WFC
-GET VIA INFRARED

Please note that each event has its own way
of distributing gifts.

# 0_71 When you receive a Wonder Card
for a special Pokémon or an item,
a deliveryman with a blue cap
will appear in the Pokémon Center.

Please talk to him to receive
the Pokémon or item.

# 0_72 You can keep up to 12 Wonder Cards.

To receive another Wonder Card
when you already have 12, go to
“CHECK THE CARD ALBUM"
and delete one to make room
for a new Wonder Card.

# 0_73 You can participate in competitions
using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
and at events.

For details on the Battle Competition,
go to “BATTLE COMPETITION"
on the main menu and select
“Info."

# 0_74 For more details on Battle Competition,
including Battle Competition rules and
how to register as a user,
visit the following official websites.
Pokémon Global Link website
The Official Pokémon website

# 0_75 Pokémon in your Battle Box
can participate in Battle Competitions.

Once registered, you cannot change
the Pokémon in your Battle Box
during the competition.

Please carefully select the right Pokémon
before you start the competition.

# 0_76 To get Pokémon out of your Battle Box
after a Battle Competition, you need to
unregister or end the competition.

For more details, visit the following
official websites.
Pokémon Global Link website
The Official Pokémon website

# 0_77 Once you have completed
the registration for Battle Competition,
you will be able to check your
Digital Player ID.

For more details, please visit
the Pokémon Global Link.

# 0_78 Before adjusting Game Sync settings,
you must complete your
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection settings.

When these settings are done,
adjust the Game Sync settings
to have the Game Sync ID issued.
This is a unique ID assigned to you.

# 0_79 You must have a Game Sync ID
to register at the
Pokémon Global Link using
a computer with Internet access.

# 0_80 When you delete a saved game,
your Game Sync ID will also be lost.

When you change your Game Sync ID,
you must also renew your registration
at the Pokémon Global Link.

# 0_81 You can set up your Nintendo DS or
Nintendo DS Lite system for
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

Once your Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
settings are complete, you can trade
and battle with people all over the world
through the Internet.

# 0_82 You need to set up the Nintendo Wi-Fi
Connection settings to connect your game
with the Pokémon Global Link, which allows
Battle Competition, Game Sync settings,
and so on.

# 0_83 You can check to see
if your DS system's
microphone is functioning.

The microphone is functioning properly
if Jigglypuff on the top screen
reacts when you talk
or blow into it.

# 0_84 You can restore your tired Pokémon and buy
useful items. You'll find the PC where you
can keep captured Pokémon.

You can hear
Professor Juniper's evaluation
of your Pokédex.

Visit 2F for Link Trade and Link Battle.

# 0_85 You can use the PC to store and organize
Pokémon.

When you have six Pokémon in your party,
any Pokémon you catch will be sent to the PC.

# 0_86 You can move or relocate Pokémon stored
in the PC to a Box you like
using “MOVE POKÉMON."

# 0_87 First, tap a Pokémon you want to move.
Then tap “MOVE"
to display Boxes on the right.

Slide the stylus up or down on the gray arrow
and tap the Box where you want to store the
Pokémon to move the Pokémon to that Box.

# 0_88 Tap the blue button to switch to
the Relocate Mode.

Select a Pokémon by tapping it, and slide it
to the place you want to relocate it to.

# 0_89 Tap the yellow button to switch to
the Group Move Mode.

Tap on a Box to display a dotted square.
Surround multiple Pokémon with the dotted
square to move them all at once.

# 0_90 You can register up to six Pokémon
you use most often in battles.

For a Link Battle, you can choose to battle
with either your party Pokémon or with
the Pokémon in the Battle Box.

If your Battle Box is empty,
you always battle with your party Pokémon.

# 0_91 There are four ways to offer a Link Trade.

-Through an IR Connection
-Through the Union Room
-Through the Wi-Fi Club
-Through the Global Terminal

# 0_92 -Through an IR Connection

If your friends are nearby, IR Connection is
a quick way to trade.

Select IR from your C-Gear and select Trade.

# 0_93 -Through the Union Room

When you are playing with lots of friends,
you can use the Union Room for trades.

The Union Room is in Pokémon Center 2F.

# 0_94 -Through the Wi-Fi Club

When your friends are far away,
you can trade through the Wi-Fi Club.

You must have exchanged your Friend Codes
ahead of time to use the Wi-Fi Club.

# 0_95 -Through the Global Terminal

Using the Global Terminal, you can trade
Pokémon with people all over the world.

When the trade conditions are met,
your Pokémon are traded automatically.

# 0_96 There are four ways to offer a Link Battle.

-Through an IR Connection
-Through the Union Room
-Through the Wi-Fi Club
-Through the Global Terminal

# 0_97 -Through an IR Connection
If your friends are nearby, an IR Connection
is a quick way to battle.

Select IR from your C-Gear and select Battle
for a Level 50 Flat Battle with the
Wonder Launcher.

# 0_98 -Through the Union Room

When you are playing with lots of friends,
you can go to the Union Room for battles.

The Union Room is located in Pokémon
Center 2F.

# 0_99 -Through the Wi-Fi Club

When your friends are far away, you can
battle using the Wi-Fi Club.

You must have exchanged your Friend Codes
ahead of time to use the Wi-Fi Club.

# 0_100 -Through the Global Terminal
Using the Global Terminal, you can battle with
people all over the world using various rules
to hone your skills.

The Global Terminal is located in Pokémon
Center 2F.

# 0_101 A battle where each Trainer chooses one
Pokémon to fight is called Single Battle.

Including Single Battle, there are four kinds
of battles.

You can always press the A Button
while holding down the L Button to
read move information when choosing a move.

# 0_102 Having a battle with two Pokémon from each
Trainer is called Double Battle.

# 0_103 A battle with three Pokémon from each
Trainer is called Triple Battle.

In a Triple Battle challenge, Pokémon cannot
attack others if they are too far away.

The one in the middle position can attack
any of the other Trainer's Pokémon.

# 0_104 Some moves can reach Pokémon
even when they are far away.

You can switch Pokémon locations
during battle.

You can select “SHIFT" while selecting
a move and the right or left Pokémon will
switch places with the middle Pokémon.

# 0_105 Rotation Battle is a new and evolved
style of Single Battle.

You'll need three of your Pokémon
for Rotation Battle.

Only one Pokémon can act every turn,
but you choose which one takes action.

# 0_106 If you want to move a Pokémon to the front,
select the Rotation icon while selecting
a move.

The Pokémon will rotate to the front and
will use its selected move in the same turn.

# 0_107 When you select Wonder Launcher “ON,"
you and the other Trainer can use items
during a Link Battle.

Each item has points needed to launch.
You'll gain points in battle.

You choose whether to use items immediately
or collect points for powerful items.

# 0_108 In the Union Room, you can trade and
battle with people nearby.

Go to Pokémon Center 2F and enter
the room to your left. Press the A Button
to talk to anyone there.

For more information, talk to the lady
at the far left in the Union Room.

# 0_109 At the Wi-Fi Club in Pokémon Center 2F,
you can make Link Trades, fight Link Battles,
and use Voice Chat or the Xtransceiver with
people you've registered on your Pal Pad.

Refer to the “FRIEND CODE" section
of this guide to learn how to register
your friends.

# 0_110 Once in the room, press the A Button
near the friend you want to link to.

Your friends who have decided what to do
will be jumping up and down while waiting.

When you've decided what you want to do,
press the A Button near the monitor
at the far end of the room.

# 0_111 You can talk to your friends with Voice Chat.
It works like a telephone.

Press the X Button in the room to indicate
whether you want to use Voice Chat or not.

# 0_112 At the Global Terminal, you can set up
Link Trades and you can Link Battle with
people all around the world.

Go to the right counter in Pokémon Center 2F.

# 0_113 This personal number is issued when you
establish a Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

If you exchange Friend Codes, you can battle
and trade with friends far away.

Please check the Pal Pad in the Key Items
in your Bag for your own Friend Code.

# 0_114 You can register a Friend Code in two
different ways.

- Use the Pal Pad in the Key Items in your
Bag to enter your friend's Friend Code
- Use an Infrared Connection from your
C-Gear

# 0_115 The C-Gear is a multifunctional device
that lets you use the Entralink,
the Xtransceiver, and Game Sync.

Your C-Gear can also help you Link Trade
and Link Battle with people nearby.

Tap the power icon in the bottom-right corner
of your C-Gear to turn it on or off.

# 0_116 When your C-Gear is turned on, your
DS system's wireless communications
are always on.

Turn your C-Gear off in places where
wireless communications are prohibited,
such as airplanes and hospitals.

# 0_117 Tap the wrench icon in the bottom-right
corner of the C-Gear to customize it.

Tap on a frame to change the color
or slide a blinking button to move it
to a place you like.

Tap the “?" icon for help with your C-Gear.

# 0_118 The rectangular icon in the center of your
C-Gear is for the Tag Log. Tap it to see
people who are using their C-Gear around you.

You can see their profiles, tell what they
are doing in the game, and exchange messages.

Also, when a Funfest Mission starts,
it blinks to let you know.

# 0_119 When you see other players who have their
C-Gear on, you can select them to see their
play time, location in the game,
rank in Passerby Analytics, and more.

# 0_120 Tap the triangle icon at the bottom of
the Tag Log screen to use
a Pass Power received from your Entree.

To receive a Pass Power, check
the Entree in the Entralink.

# 0_121 Tap the speech-bubble icon to send messages
to another player with his or her C-Gear
turned on.

Never send offensive messages or messages
that contain personal information such as
names and telephone numbers.

# 0_122 Tap the smile icon and you can send
a thank-you message.

Tap the icon and then select whom to thank.

# 0_123 Tap the Medal icon to see the number of
Medals that the other Trainer received
and the Favorite Medal he or she registered.

# 0_124 A Passerby Survey can tell you
how many people around you
like certain hobbies, for example.

# 0_125 You can accept Passerby Survey requests
at the Passerby Analytics HQ in Castelia City.

# 0_126 When the leader asks you to take a survey,
tap the pie-chart icon in the bottom-left
corner of your C-Gear to decide which survey
to run.

The survey you are running will be marked
in your list.

# 0_127 Once you've decided which survey to run,
just turn your C-Gear on.

The survey will take place automatically
as people pass by you.

The survey will continue even when your
DS system is closed or when you are playing
the game.

# 0_128 Before you report to the leader in Castelia
City, check the results using “CHECK SURVEY
RESULTS" in your C-Gear.

Once you know that the survey is complete,
go to Passerby Analytics HQ in Castelia City
to report to your leader.

# 0_129 When you tap the framed “INFRARED" icon
on your C-Gear, you can enjoy Link Trade and
Link Battle with people nearby.

You can also exchange Friend Codes and check
how close you are to someone else.

# 0_130 Select the same item and let your and your
friend's DS systems face each other to start
the connection.

Once they are connected, your DS systems
no longer need to face each other.

# 0_131 When you tap the framed
“ONLINE" icon on your C-Gear,
the Game Sync option will appear.

Game Sync is a system to make a Pokémon in
the PC fall asleep and to send the saved
data of Trainers.

# 0_132 The color of the “ONLINE"
icon's frame on your C-Gear changes
depending on the situation.

It is green when the
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection settings
on the DS system are complete.

# 0_133 The frame of the “ONLINE" icon will
be blue when you are somewhere with a
wireless access point that enables Nintendo
Wi-Fi Connection, such as a Nintendo Zone.

# 0_134 When you are near wireless access points
but your Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection settings
are not complete, the frame of the
“ONLINE" icon will be red.

# 0_135 The saved data sent through Game Sync
goes to the Pokémon Dream World.

The Pokémon Dream World is located
on the official Pokémon Global Link website.

# 0_136 To play in the Pokémon Dream World,
you must set up the following items:

-Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection settings
-Game Sync settings
-User registration with your own computer
at the official website for
the Pokémon Global Link

# 0_137 You can go to the center of the Unova
region, called the Entralink, by tapping the
framed “WIRELESS" icon
on your C-Gear.

In the center of the Entralink is a tree
called the Entree.

# 0_138 Face the Entree and press the A Button
to accept a Funfest Mission.

Missions have different objectives.
For example, look for items or have Pokémon
battles within the time limit.

# 0_139 Points can be scored during missions.
Clear the target score to accomplish
the objective stated in each
mission description.

The higher the score is,
the bigger the reward you receive
when you accomplish the mission.

# 0_140 You can play Funfest Missions
with people near you.

When someone starts a Funfest Mission,
the Tag Log starts blinking.
Tap it to participate in a Funfest Mission
you would like to join.

# 0_141 A Pass Power is a mysterious power you
receive from the Entree in the Entralink.

Pass Powers have various effects.
Some can increase Exp. Points, some can
increase the chance to catch Pokémon,
and so on. You can receive up to three
Pass Powers at once.

# 0_142 To use a Pass Power, tap
“Tag Log" (in the center of
your C-Gear) while outside of
the Entralink and another screen will
appear. Tap the triangle icon on the screen.

To use a Pass Power, you need a certain
number of Pass Orbs.

# 0_143 As the Entree grows and levels up,
you can receive new Pass Powers.

To level up the Entree,
accept Funfest Missions
and get high scores.

# 0_144 You need to have a certain number
of Pass Orbs to use your Pass Power.

You can obtain Pass Orbs by going to the
Entree and participating in Funfest Missions.

# 0_145 ■ Bag function
Your Bag always sorts items by their types.

Items in the Key Items Case
have checkboxes next to them.

Check the box to set up the item
to use it by pressing the Y Button,
without having to open your Bag.

# 0_146 Pressing the green icon on the Touch Screen
or choosing one of the sort options displayed
by pressing START sorts items in the Case.

Pressing SELECT allows you to change
the order of items in a Case freely.
You can switch between
pages with the L Button or R Button.

# 0_147 Your Bag has a “Free Space."

First, choose an item in a Case.
Next, select “Put in Free Space”
to move the item to the Free Space.

# 0_148 ■ Item types
-ITEMS
Pokémon can hold some items to raise their
stats or move power. Those items are marked.

Try letting your Pokémon hold these items
to see what effects they have.

# 0_149 There are some items you can use
only in a battle to raise Pokémon stats or
moves powers.

Some items may last for a limited time.
Some last until the Pokémon switches out.

# 0_150 The Poké Balls you need to catch Pokémon
are kept in the ITEMS Case, as are items
related to Pokémon evolution.

You can combine phrases and words
to form Mail. Your Pokémon can hold Mail,
and if you trade the Pokémon with
your friends, they can deliver your Mail.

# 0_151 -MEDICINE
This area holds items that restore
your Pokémon's HP and PP and heal
status conditions.

-TMs & HMs
This area holds your TMs & HMs.
They can be reused as often as you like.

# 0_152 -BERRIES
This holds Berries that create special
effects when your Pokémon hold them
or use them.

-KEY ITEMS
This is a place to keep Key Items. You can
assign some of them to the Ready button
for instant use.

# 0_153 Open the menu using the X Button, then
select your name to check your Trainer Card.

You can tap the icon in the bottom-left
corner of the Touch Screen to check
how many Gym Badges you have.

# 0_154 The Trainer Card displays your total
play time, prize money, and more.
Tap your title and characteristic to change
them, and select a new one you like.

Tap the greeting column underneath
to edit your message. Fill in the boxes
to complete your message.

# 0_155 You can sign the back of your card
using the stylus.

Tap the pen and eraser icons to switch
between writing and erasing.

Tap the plus icon to magnify the screen.
Tap the triangle icon to split the signature
area in two for animation.

# 0_156 As you progress in your adventure,
a Medal icon will be added to your
Trainer Card.

Tap the Medal icon to see the Favorite Medal
you registered and the number of Medals
you have.

# 0_157 This high-tech Pokédex records Pokémon
automatically.

You can check a Pokémon's info, area, cry,
height, weight, type, footprint, and more.

# 0_158 Press “START" when the list is displayed
in the Pokédex to activate the Search Mode.

In the Search Mode,
you can search Pokémon
by number, alphabetical order,
name, color, shape, and more.

# 0_159 As you progress in your adventure,
“Habitat List" will be added to
the Pokédex.

The Habitat List displays Pokémon you met
by location. When you have seen or caught
all Pokémon living in a particular place,
a stamp mark will be added.

# 0_160 Your chances of capturing a Pokémon
are better if you lower your target's HP
before you throw Poké Balls.

If you use Pokémon moves to inflict a sleep
or paralysis condition on the target,
capturing it will be even easier.

# 0_161 Pokémon and their moves fall into
17 different types. Each type has
its own advantageous and disadvantageous
matchups against the others.

For example, Fire-type moves are more
effective against Bug- and Grass-type
Pokémon but are less effective against
Water- or Rock-type Pokémon.

# 0_162 When the move type matches the type of the
Pokémon using it, the power of the move
is greater than usual.

When a Pokémon has two types, either one
can affect the power.

Some move types have no effect at all
on Pokémon of certain types.

# 0_163 Moves are classified as Physical, Special, or
Status moves. You can tell which is which
by their icons.

-Physical Moves
Pokémon's Attack and Defense stats
determine the overall damage of this type
of move.

# 0_164 -Special Moves
Pokémon's Sp. Attack and Sp. Defense stats
determine the overall damage of these types
of moves.

-Status Moves
This type of move is not a direct attack, but
it can raise the Pokémon's stats and inflict
status conditions that help them in battles.

# 0_165 The Pokémon's HP has reached zero.
You must restore its HP before
it can battle again.
Some of the moves usable outside battle can
still be used when its HP reaches zero.
■ To heal your Pokémon:
-Let Pokémon rest at a Pokémon Center
-Use Revive
-Use Max Revive

# 0_166 The Pokémon has been poisoned.
Its HP will gradually decrease in battle.
This will stop when it returns to its Poké Ball
or when the battle ends, but the poisoned
Pokémon will not cure itself.

■ To heal a poisoned Pokémon:
-Let Pokémon rest at a Pokémon Center
-Use Antidote, Pecha Berry, etc.

# 0_167 The Pokémon has paralysis.
Its Speed stat drops, and
it sometimes fails to use moves.
A Pokémon with paralysis will not
cure itself.

■ To heal a Pokémon with paralysis:
-Let Pokémon rest at a Pokémon Center
-Use Parlyz Heal, Cheri Berry, etc.

# 0_168 The Pokémon is asleep. Only certain moves
can be used in this state.

The Pokémon can wake up during a battle, but
it stays asleep if the battle ends before it
wakes up.
■ To heal a sleeping Pokémon:
-Let the Pokémon rest at a Pokémon Center
-Use Awakening, Chesto Berry, etc.

# 0_169 The Pokémon is frozen and cannot use
most moves. It can be defrosted during
a battle, but it stays frozen if the battle
ends before it is defrosted.

■ To heal a frozen Pokémon:
-Let the Pokémon rest at a Pokémon Center
-Use Ice Heal, Aspear Berry, etc.

# 0_170 The Pokémon is burned.
Its Attack stat drops, and its HP gradually
decreases. This HP loss stops when it returns
to its Poké Ball or when the battle ends,
but the burned Pokémon will not
cure itself.
■ To heal a burned Pokémon:
-Let the Pokémon rest at a Pokémon Center
-Use Burn Heal, Rawst Berry, etc.

# 0_171 The Pokémon is confused.
It sometimes attacks itself instead of
using the selected move.
It is cured after the battle, and the Pokémon
can sometimes cure itself during a battle.

■ To heal a confused Pokémon:
-Switch out the affected Pokémon in a battle
-Use Persim Berry, etc.

# 0_172 The Pokémon is infatuated
by a Pokémon of the opposite gender.
It has a crush on the other Pokémon
and sometimes fails to use its moves.

It will be cured when switched out
or when the other Pokémon is defeated.

# 0_173 Pokémon earn Exp. Points
after a battle. They grow as they
receive Exp. Points and level up.

The stronger the Pokémon it defeats,
the more Exp. Points it earns.

The weaker the Pokémon it defeats,
the fewer Exp. Points it earns.

# 0_174 Exp. Points are shared among
the Pokémon in a battle. To help
a weak Pokémon receive Exp. Points,
take it out and switch in a strong Pokémon.

When you trade and receive a Pokémon
from another Trainer, it'll gain more
Exp. Points than Pokémon that
you've caught yourself.

# 0_175 Pokémon sometimes evolve.
When they do, their appearance changes
and their stats increase.

There are many ways to evolve.
You can evolve some Pokémon by leveling up,
some by using items that evolve Pokémon,
and some by trading a Pokémon with a friend.
Each Pokémon has its own way to evolve.

# 0_176 If you press the B Button while a Pokémon
is evolving, it will be surprised
and will stop evolving.

You can also obtain an item that
prevents Pokémon from evolving.

# 0_177 Pokémon can grow differently,
depending on each one's Nature
and Characteristic.

Sometimes Pokémon stats such as
Attack and Defense may be colored
red or blue. Red means the stat is
more likely to increase, and blue means
the stat is less likely to increase.

# 0_178 Pokérus is a beneficial virus seldom
seen in Pokémon.

Pokémon that were once infected by Pokérus
seem to grow faster.

Pokérus may spread to other Pokémon
in your party.

# 0_179 When you leave two Pokémon
at the Pokémon Day Care,
you may find an Egg.

Take an Egg with you in your party, along with
your other Pokémon, and a Pokémon will hatch
from the Egg.

# 0_180 Once you've received the Running Shoes,
press the B Button to run.

# 0_181 The Dowsing MCHN can indicate where items
are hidden on the Touch Screen.

Follow the directions to find them. When
you stand on a hidden item, it will blink.

You cannot pick up items if you are standing
directly on them. Step away, face toward
the hidden item, and press the A Button.

# 0_182 This item lets you talk to your friends
using DS Wireless Communications
or Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

With a Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DSi, or
Nintendo DSi XL, you can use the camera
to see each other while talking.
You must both register Friend Codes before
talking with friends on the Xtransceiver.

# 0_183 ■ Using DS Wireless Communications
Touch the “WIRELESS" button on your C-Gear
to select the Xtransceiver.
The names and ID numbers of Trainers
you've exchanged Friend Codes with
will appear on the Touch Screen.
Select the people you want to talk to
and give them a call. You can call
up to three people at once.

# 0_184 The “WIRELESS" button on your C-Gear will
flash, and the C-Gear will ring.

The Xtransceiver will show your friend's name.
Tap it to pick up the phone.

You will not be able to answer if you tap
the Xtransceiver.

# 0_185 ■ Using Wi-Fi Club
You can talk to one Trainer in the Wi-Fi Club.

# 0_186 ■ How to Use the Xtransceiver
Use the Touch Screen. Touch the button
in the middle while you are talking into it.

Use the gauge to your left to change
the pitch of your voice.

# 0_187 With the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DSi, and
Nintendo DSi XL, you'll see another player's
face. You can cover it with
graffiti using the button in the top-right
corner. You can also freeze the picture
using the button in the bottom-right corner.

“SOUND ONLY" will be displayed
if the DS system lacks a camera.

# 0_188 Tap one of the balloon icons on the
bottom-right corner, and you can play a
minigame with friend(s) on the Xtransceiver.

Depending on the button you tap,
you can play different games.

# 0_189 Only the first person who used the
Xtransceiver can start a minigame.

You cannot play a minigame
with players who have Pokémon Black Version
or Pokémon White Version.

# 0_190 The Unova region has eight Gyms. Each Gym
has its own Gym Leader, and you can win
Gym Badges by defeating those Gym Leaders.

You can tap the icon in the bottom-left
corner of the Trainer Card screen to check
how many Gym Badges you have.

# 0_191 As you collect Badges, the Pokémon you've
picked up by trading will start to obey you
without question, even if their level is high.

# 0_192 The Ready button is an easy shortcut
to frequently used functions and items.

Once you register something with the
Ready button, just press the Y Button
to use that item or function instantly.

# 0_193 You may see boxes on the Touch Screen when
you open the menu by pressing the X Button.

Tap the box or press the Y Button,
and a check mark will appear in it.

Functions and items with check marks
next to them are the ones that
are registered to the Ready button.

# 0_194 You will see boxes next to item names
in the Key Items Case, as well.

Move the cursor and press the Y Button,
or tap to check them, and they will be
registered to work with the Ready button.

# 0_195 You can register up to 34 functions and items
to the Ready button.
To unregister, tap a checked box or
press the Y Button to remove the check mark.
If you have registered two or more functions
and items, you can change the order of them
by pressing SELECT.

# 0_196 The Medal Rally is an event that evaluates
various activities of Trainers and rewards
them with Medals.

You can check Medals you've earned
by choosing Medal Box in the Key Items Case
in your Bag.

# 0_197 You can get Medals
by speaking to Mr. Medal,
who shows up at Pokémon Centers
if you meet certain conditions.

# 0_198 Insert one of the following games in another
DS system, and turn the power ON.
- Pokémon Diamond Version
- Pokémon Pearl Version
- Pokémon Platinum Version
- Pokémon HeartGold Version
- Pokémon SoulSilver Version
Then tap DS Download Play in the DS Menu
to select Poké Transfer.

# 0_199 When the Pokémon have been received,
select the six Pokémon you'd like
to transfer to Pokémon Black Version 2 or
Pokémon White Version 2 and slide them
into the frame to your right.

Pokémon sent by Poké Transfer CANNOT
be returned to the games they came from.

# 0_200 Tap the Touch Screen to pull back
the Poké Ball, aim it at the Pokémon,
and release the Poké Ball.

Some Pokémon may be hiding in the grass
or behind trees.

# 0_201 When hit by a Poké Ball, a Pokémon will
come out from where it's been hiding.
Throw a second Poké Ball to catch it.

Try to catch all six Pokémon
within the time limit.

# 0_202 You may see pink mist from time to time.
If you hit it with your Poké Ball,
the Pokémon will fall asleep.

Pokémon cannot move while sleeping,
so this makes it easier to catch them.