And so it begins...

**Jeff** · 3rd March 2011, 06:42 PM

Black and White are now officially out in Europe. The 5th generation is finally here! In celebration, the site's been given a makeover, just as we've done in the past for HeartGold and SoulSilver, and going even further back, for Crystal.

Now, on to more business.

First of all, today not only marks the European release of Black and White, but it's also the beginning of the WiFi event allowing the download of the Liberty Pass. With the Liberty Pass, you'll be able to go to an area where you can catch Victini, A Fire/Psychic-type Pokémon which isn't available any other way.

Second, I've been mentioning that if you transfer one of the recent event shiny Legendary Beasts or Celebi over to your Black or White game, you can unlock Zorua and Zoroark. HOWEVER, you should NOT transfer them via the usual method, which is the PokéTransfer. Instead, what you'll have to do is see a man in Castelia City who will ask for some words, just as you've done in past games to unlock Mystery Gift. Our old friend Serebii recently revealed what you're supposed to tell him, and it is:
Everyone Happy
Simple Connection
Tell him that, and you'll unlock the new option "Relocator". Send the beasts and Celebi over that way to get the in-game events.

CLARIFICATION:
The man you give the password to is in a building on the northern road in Castelia City. It's the last accessible building on the left before reaching the exit to Route 4. Take the elevator to the 11th floor and you'll find the man there. Tell him EVERYONE HAPPY and he'll ask for the rest, then tell him SIMPLE CONNECTION. Hope this helps anyone who's been aimlessly wandering around that huge city looking for him!

And finally, to help you keep track of all those new Pokémon, I've added a new feature to the site. I'm proud to finally unveil, for the first time in 9 years...

Special thanks go out to a few people for this. I'd like to thank:
-Eevee of Veekun for making the Pokédex data and still sprites freely available, thus making my job just a little bit easier,
-the many who have contributed animated sprites to Arkeis, and Arkeis itself for making them freely available,
-forum member Roy Karrde, for creating the Pokédex image used in the Pokédex banner, and finally
-everyone who has helped out and continues to help out with all of our site projects.