Yellow Forest (Pokéwalker)
Yellow Forest (Japanese: きいろのもり Yellow Forest) is an area in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. It was first announced on Pokémon Sunday, exactly forty days before the games' release in Japan.
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It can be accessed on the Pokéwalker after the player obtains the Route's Route Map from a Wi-Fi event. The only Pokémon that reside in Yellow Forest are Pikachu, some of which are said to know the move Fly. Pikachu captured in the forest can also know moves such as Volt Tackle, Flail, and even Surf.
Pokémon
| Group | Pokémon | Level | Steps Required | Rarity | Held Item | Moves | |
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| A |  Pikachu ♂ |
Level 15 |
10000+ steps | Very Rare |  Shuca Berry |
Fly | Flying |
| Thunder | Electric | ||||||
| Growl | Normal | ||||||
| Tail Whip | Normal | ||||||
| A |  Pikachu ♀ |
Level 14 |
9500+ steps | Very Rare |  Lum Berry |
Surf | Water |
| Thunderbolt | Electric | ||||||
| Thunder Wave | Electric | ||||||
| Quick Attack | Normal | ||||||
| B | Pikachu ♀ |
Level 12 |
5000+ steps | Very Rare |  Sitrus Berry |
Volt Tackle | Electric |
| Fake Out | Normal | ||||||
| ThunderShock | Electric | ||||||
| Growl | Normal | ||||||
| B | Pikachu ♂ |
Level 13 |
2000+ steps | Rare |  Leppa Berry |
Flail | Normal |
| Helping Hand | Normal | ||||||
| Shock Wave | Electric | ||||||
| Thunder Wave | Electric | ||||||
| C | Pikachu ♂ |
Level 10 |
0+ steps | Very Common |  TinyMushroom |
ThunderShock | Electric |
| Growl | Normal | ||||||
| Tail Whip | Normal | ||||||
| Thunder Wave | Electric | ||||||
| C | Pikachu ♀ |
Level 10 |
0+ steps | Very Common |  Oran Berry |
ThunderShock | Electric |
| Growl | Normal | ||||||
| Tail Whip | Normal | ||||||
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Items
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Light Ball | 7000+ steps | Very Rare | |
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Thunderstone | 6000+ steps | Very Rare | |
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Miracle Seed | 5000+ steps | Very Rare | |
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Big Root | 4000+ steps | Very Rare | |
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Aspear Berry | 1000+ steps | Common | |
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Rawst Berry | 900+ steps | Common | |
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Pecha Berry | 800+ steps | Common | |
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Chesto Berry | 700+ steps | Common | |
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Cheri Berry | 600+ steps | Common | |
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Big Mushroom | 0+ steps | Very Common | |
Distribution
| Game Version | Duration | |
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| Wi-Fi | Specific Locations | |
| Japanese | Sept. 18 to Nov. 10, 2009 | None |
| Feb. 16 to Feb. 28, 2010 | ||
| Korean | Feb. 4 to Mar. 31, 2010 | Feb. 4 to Mar. 15, 2010* |
| American | Apr. 1 to May 5, 2010 | Jul. 21 to Jul. 25, 2010* |
| PAL | None | |
Wonder Card
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Japanese
| *ふしぎなカード |  |
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| コースマップ きいろのもり | |
| ポケウォーカーの とくべつなコース きいろのもりに でかけよう！ くわしくは オフィシャルサイトへ！ フレンドリィショップで うけとったら かならず レポートを かいてね。 | |
Korean
| *이상한 카드 | |
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| 노란 숲 선물 | |
| 프렌들리숍에서 받으면 반드시 리포트를 작성하세요! 포켓워커로 많은 피카츄가 살고 있는 노란 숲에 가는 자세한 방법은 포켓몬 공식 사이트를 확인해 주세요! http://pokemonkorea.co.kr | |
English
| Wonder Card | |
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| The Yellow Forest! | |
| Go on a Stroll in the Yellow Forest, a special Pokéwalker Route where you can meet lots of PIKACHU! Be sure to save the game once you pick up the Route Map at a Poké Mart. | |
French
| *Carte Miracle | |
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| La Forêt Jaune! | |
| Partez en balade dans la Forêt Jaune, une route spéciale du Pokéwalker, pour rencontrer plein de PIKACHU! Récupérez la carte dans une Boutique Pokémon et sauvegardez. | |
Trivia
- All Surfing Pikachu found here are female, while all Flying Pikachu are male. In the Pokémon Adventures manga, Red's Pikachu Pika, a male, knows Surf, and Yellow's Pikachu Chuchu, a female, knows Fly.
- As seen in the background of the advertisement picture, there is a Pikachu with balloons tied to its back. This is most likely a reference to the Pikachu at the end credits and opening of Yellow.
In other languages
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External links
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