TV-Series
Description
This Unova region Pokédex, appearing in Pokémon Black and White, functions as a high-tech trainer's encyclopedia for recording encountered Pokémon data. Its sleek, predominantly black design echoes a classic iPod, featuring a prominent Poké Ball symbol on the bottom—red for male players, pink for females. Dual screens operate simultaneously: one displays core Pokémon information while the other scrolls upward to reveal further details. Players could download custom Poké Ball designs via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
Organization centers on Unova regional numbers, starting uniquely with Victini at #000, followed by starters Snivy (#001), Tepig (#004), and Oshawott (#007). It exclusively catalogs the region's 156 new species, omitting prior generations until unlocking the National Pokédex post-game.
Search functions allow filtering alphabetically, by type, color, size, height, body shape, or capture status. Black 2 and White 2 introduced tracking seen and caught Pokémon within specific areas. Unlike earlier versions, it removed comparisons between the player’s height/weight and Pokémon.
Location data shows habitats for species, including time-based encounters (morning, day, night), though certain legendary Pokémon lack this detail. Captured Pokémon entries provide species category, footprint, type(s), height, weight, and descriptive text, with expanded details upon registration.
This Unova Pokédex operates strictly as a programmed tool. It possesses no anthropomorphized traits, character-driven narratives, dialogue, personality, background story, development arcs, or agency beyond its defined functions in games or animated adaptations.
Organization centers on Unova regional numbers, starting uniquely with Victini at #000, followed by starters Snivy (#001), Tepig (#004), and Oshawott (#007). It exclusively catalogs the region's 156 new species, omitting prior generations until unlocking the National Pokédex post-game.
Search functions allow filtering alphabetically, by type, color, size, height, body shape, or capture status. Black 2 and White 2 introduced tracking seen and caught Pokémon within specific areas. Unlike earlier versions, it removed comparisons between the player’s height/weight and Pokémon.
Location data shows habitats for species, including time-based encounters (morning, day, night), though certain legendary Pokémon lack this detail. Captured Pokémon entries provide species category, footprint, type(s), height, weight, and descriptive text, with expanded details upon registration.
This Unova Pokédex operates strictly as a programmed tool. It possesses no anthropomorphized traits, character-driven narratives, dialogue, personality, background story, development arcs, or agency beyond its defined functions in games or animated adaptations.