White Forest

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White Forest ホワイトフォレスト White Forest "People and Nature in Harmony"

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Map description A place of nature's bounty, it attracts people who long for nature.

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Connecting locations   ↑ Route 14   ← Route 15 White Forest

Location Location of White Forest in Unova.

White Forest (Japanese: ホワイトフォレスト White Forest) is a forest in eastern Unova. White Forest is exclusive to Pokémon White and Pokémon White 2. Unlike Black City, White Forest has a variety of wild Pokémon as well as characters and tasks that do not occur in Pokémon Black. It is located to the east of Route 15.

The appearance of White Forest is dependent on the number of people currently residing there. When the player enters the forest for the very first time, the total number of residents is determined by the number of days it took the player to reach White Forest. The number of residents can be between 0 (low occupancy) and 10 (maximum occupancy). In addition to visual changes, some wild Pokémon will only appear with a certain resident.

At maximum occupancy White Forest contains large trees, many patches of tall grass and can have water surfaces. At low level occupancy the trees are smaller, there are fewer or no water surfaces, and patches of tall grass are sparse. The Mayor's House and Pokémon Center are present regardless of how many people reside in the forest.

When using the Entralink feature to visit another player's Black City, the player can invite people who have left their Black City to come to White Forest to increase occupancy; this can enable new items and wild Pokémon to be found.

In White 2, White Forest has changed from the original White version. There are no longer patches of tall grass or pools of water to find wild Pokémon in. Instead, the White Treehollow is located within the northern part of the forest.

Demographics

Pokémon White

In Pokémon White, White Forest has a maximum population of 25, although only 10 residents can be present at any one time.

Each NPC has a set number of points, which will change depending on certain functions that can be performed by the player. If an NPC's points value reaches 0, then they will leave White Forest. The factors involved in this are as follows:

Function	Value
1 day passes	-5 points
Player enters area	+3 points
Player talks to character	+10 points

New NPCs can only be brought into White Forest by inviting them from Black City via the Entralink.

NPCs that have left will be visible to other players in Entralink. If this area becomes full, no more will leave, even if their score reaches zero.

Pokémon White 2

In Pokémon White 2, population instead increases as areas of White Treehollow are completed.

Poké Mart

Upper cashier
Poké Ball $200	Great Ball $600
Ultra Ball $1200	Potion $300
Super Potion $700	Hyper Potion $1200
Max Potion $2500	Full Restore $3000
Revive $1500	Antidote $100
Parlyz Heal Parlyz Heal $200	Awakening $250
Burn Heal $250	Ice Heal $250
Full Heal $600	Escape Rope $550
Repel $350	Super Repel $500
Max Repel $700

Lower cashier
BridgeMail M $50	Greet Mail $50
Favored Mail $50	RSVP Mail $50
Thanks Mail $50	Inquiry Mail $50
Like Mail $50	Reply Mail $50

Items

Each day, each resident present may drop an item in one of ten locations in the Forest to be picked up that day. The items dropped mostly correlate with the items sold at the Market by the same resident in Black City.

Item		Location	Games
	Stardust	Leo	W
	Dive Ball	Jacques	W
	Thunderstone	Ken	W
	Heart Scale	Lynette	W
	Yellow Shard	Collin	W
	Quick Ball	Ryder	W
	Nest Ball	Piper	W
	Green Shard	Marie	W
	TinyMushroom	Dave	W
	Net Ball	Shane	W
	Dusk Stone	Herman	W
	Repeat Ball	Miki	W
	Poké Ball	Pierce Silvia	W
	Rare Bone	Britney	W
	Great Ball	Robbie	W
	Fire Stone	Vincent	W
	Water Stone	Ralph	W
	Ultra Ball	Miho	W
	Sun Stone	Lena	W
	Leaf Stone	Karenna	W
	Moon Stone	Rosa	W
	Shiny Stone	Molly	W
	Big Mushroom	Gene	W
	Blue Shard	Eliza	W
	Dawn Stone	Grace	W
	Oval Stone	Carlos	W
	Red Shard	Doug	W
	Honey	Frederic	W
	Timer Ball	Emi	W

Mayor

The following Berries can be obtained by showing a certain Pokémon available in White Forest at the moment to the Mayor. This can be done once every day, but the Pokémon must have been caught on the same day.

Item		Location	Games
	Chesto Berry	Given by the Mayor	W
	Pecha Berry	Given by the Mayor	W
	Leppa Berry	Given by the Mayor	W
	Lum Berry	Given by the Mayor	W
	Bluk Berry	Given by the Mayor	W

Pokémon White 2

In Pokémon White 2, there are four stalls, each unlocked after completing a certain area in the White Treehollow. Each store sells one item per day. The areas to unlock the stalls are Area 2, Area 5, Area 8, and Area 10, respectively.

Store 1
Leaf Stone $1000	DeepSeaTooth $1000

Store 2
Water Stone $2000	DeepSeaScale $2000

Store 3
Shiny Stone $4000	Dragon Scale $4000

Store 4
Oval Stone $6000	King's Rock $6000

Pokémon

All Pokémon are common, but their appearance is determined by certain residents. The Pokémon cannot be avoided through use of Repel or similar methods.

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
									Sp	Su	Au	Wi
Pidgey	B			W			Grass	5	Leo
Nidoran♀	B			W			Grass	5	Jacques
Nidoran♂	B			W			Grass	5	Ken
Oddish	B			W			Grass	5	Lynette
Abra	B			W			Grass	5	Collin
Machop	B			W			Grass	5	Ryder
Bellsprout	B			W			Grass	5	Piper
Magnemite	B			W			Grass	5	Marie
Gastly	B			W			Grass	5	Dave
Rhyhorn	B			W			Grass	5	Shane
Porygon	B			W			Grass	5	Herman
Togepi	B			W			Grass	5	Miki
Mareep	B			W			Grass	5	Pierce
Hoppip	B			W			Grass	5	Britney
Elekid	B			W			Grass	5	Robbie
Magby	B			W			Grass	5	Vincent
Wurmple	B			W			Grass	5	Silvia
Lotad	B			W			Grass	5	Ralph
Seedot	B			W			Grass	5	Miho
Ralts	B			W			Grass	5	Lena
Slakoth	B			W			Grass	5	Karenna
Whismur	B			W			Grass	5	Rosa
Azurill	B			W			Grass	5	Molly
Aron	B			W			Grass	5	Gene
Trapinch	B			W			Grass	5	Eliza
Bagon	B			W			Grass	5	Grace
Starly	B			W			Grass	5	Carlos
Shinx	B			W			Grass	5	Doug
Budew	B			W			Grass	5	Frederic
Happiny	B			W			Grass	5	Emi
Surfing
Wooper	B			W			Surfing	5	Lena, Frederic, Herman, Grace
Lotad	B			W			Surfing	5	Ryder, Karenna, Doug, Marie, Molly, Eliza, Collin, Jacques, Rosa
Surskit	B			W			Surfing	5	Leo, Silvia, Dave, Britney, Robbie, Miki, Lynette, Pierce, Gene, Piper, Miho, Shane, Ralph
Corphish	B			W			Surfing	5	Vincent, Carlos, Ken, Emi
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Trainers

Pokémon White

Both Trainers participate in Triple Battles.

Trainer	Pokémon
School Kid Shayne シンジ Shinji Reward: $1300	Reuniclus♂ Lv.65 No item
	Cofagrigus♂ Lv.65 No item
	Scrafty♂ Lv.65 No item
Nursery Aide Briana ユカリ Yukari Reward: $2600	Chandelure♀ Lv.65 No item
	Cinccino♀ Lv.65 No item
	Vanilluxe♀ Lv.65 No item

Pokémon White 2

Main article: White Treehollow → Trainers

All Trainers encountered in White Forest are encountered within White Treehollow.

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring White Forest in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Related cards Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format. Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card	Type	English Expansion	Rarity	#	Japanese Expansion	Rarity	#
Azelf		Plasma Blast		38/101	Megalo Cannon		030/076

Trivia

• The Pokémon that can appear here correspond to the specific team of the NPC who generates that Pokémon in Black City.
• If the player invites people from either Black City or White Forest to go to their game and talks to them, they will say they met the player from the game they came from, even if he/she hasn't reached that location yet.
• White Forest is the only forest in the Pokémon games to contain a Pokémon Center.
• If White Forest is visited in Pokémon White for the first time, the first patch of grass or the first water tile the player enters will always result in an encounter with a Wild Pokémon.
• White Forest's German name, Weißer Wald, is alliterative. It shares this trait with its counterpart, Black City.

In other languages

Language Title European French Forêt Blanche German Weißer Wald Italian Foresta Bianca Korean 화이트포레스트 White Forest European Spanish Bosque Blanco Vietnamese Khu rừng Trắng

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