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What the heck is Pokémon Blaze Black 2 is what some of you may be asking. Well, as far as I am aware this was the first big hack that was released for Pokémon Black 2. It is worth noting that there is also a Pokémon Volt White 2 that goes along with this one too, but the differences are purely cosmetic.

Now You Really Can Catch Them All!

The biggest change that this hack offers over the standard version of Black is the roster. It is so massive that I really do not know where to start. At the time this was released very single one of the over 600 Pokémon that were in the Pokedex at the time is here. This means you can pretty much assemble your dream team of Pokémon from any generation.

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The trainers that you will encounter have had their Pokémon rosters beefed up as well making things much more difficult. What I really liked about the increase number of Pokémon is how much “fuller” this version of Unova feels.

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Let’s Look Under The Hood

Overall, I would say that Pokémon Blaze Black 2 is a much more challenging experience than the standard Pokémon Black 2. There have been many changes made to the overall gameplay such as the evolutions, attack damage and so on. It may not sound like a great deal, but I would bet many people would be surprised at how much harder this version of the game is. In that regard, it is ideal to play if you fancy yourself as a Pokémon expert who needs a tougher challenge.

Normal Mode Or Challenge Mode

I already said that this is a tough game, but want to make it even tougher? The Normal Mode that we have here will see you take on Pokémon Trainers that have in the range of 3-5 Pokémon. They are tough and will certainly test your Pokémon skills. If you want a harder kind of game though you want to check out Challenge Mode.

Here you go up against a full squad of six and this includes The Elite Four! It is pretty jam-packed and if you are a long-time Pokémon fan, I think you will get a real kick out of the fan service that has been included here.

If you enjoy the Pokémon Black and White games then I am sure you are going to at the very least find Pokémon Blaze Black 2 a very interesting experience. It is a fantastic challenge and the way that the game has all the Pokémon (at the time) certainly makes it something hardcore Pokémon fans are going to really fall in love with. The other changes it makes to the overall game also make this a different experience than what you may be expecting which is kind of cool.

Final Score: 8/10

Pros:

• I love the massive roster of Pokémon
• It provides one heck of a challenge!
• Lots of new areas to explore
• It still has the magic of Black and White
• The Challenge Mode is very well done

Cons:

• Challenge mode might be too hard for some
• The changes might not be cool with everyone

Name: Pokemon Blaze Black 2
Remake by: Drayano
Remake from: Pokemon Black 2
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Description:
Pokémon Blaze Black 2 & Pokémon Volt White 2 are essentially the sequels to my Black & White hacks known as Blaze Black and Volt White. The usual rules with my hacks apply; the main feature is that all 649 Pokémon are available for capture somewhere in the game, and the trainers have all had their rosters changed in order to maintain a much harder challenge than the original game, as well as having an increased variety of opponents to fight. There’s also a large amount of alternative features these hacks offer, which range from differences to the Pokémon themselves to the presence of a couple new TMs. If I’m not mistaken, these are also the first Black 2 and White 2 hacks on offer.

→ Additionally, the two versions only differ in terms of their aesthetic differences, such as the appearance of Opelucid City, the title screen, etcetera. So basically, just pick whichever colour takes your fancy!

Specific Features:
The wild Pokémon have been edited in each and every area of the game. Most areas now contain at least 8 Pokémon species, and in most cases, more! You’ll be able to attain a complete PokéDex within the limits of the game itself, and the majority of Pokémon are available no later than the seventh badge, meaning you can form basically any team you want! There’s a couple legendaries that you can’t get until after the Elite Four, but aside from that…

→ The rosters of almost all of the trainers in the game have been edited. The exception to this at present are the Dome trainers, as they aren’t really necessary and there’s no proper trainer editing tool available for B2W2 yet. This has also raised the level curve of the game, meaning you can expect to beat the first round of the Elite Four somewhere in the 70s levelwise. Most notably Gym Leaders, your rival and the Elite Four have all been made significantly tougher. Gym Leaders will also have differing Pokémon amounts depending on the mode you play; Normal Mode will have them with anywhere from 3 to 5 Pokémon, whereas Challenge Mode will pit you against a full team of six. The Elite Four and Champion also hold some surprises in Challenge Mode…

→ There’s been a large number of edits to Pokémon. These can include the level up moves they learn, the abilities they get, their compatibility with Move Tutors and TMs, and even their base stats. There’s a document included that will tell you all you need to know. This also makes Dream World abilities significantly easier to obtain. However, if this particular point doesn’t appeal to you, the Vanilla version of the hack cuts it out.

→ Some attacks have also been edited, for example the Pledge moves having 100 base power or Cut now being a Grass-type move. This is also removed from the Vanilla version of the hack.

→ There’s also been some changes to evolutions. The majority of these involve editing the trade evolutions; in most cases you will now simply be able to ‘Use’ the item like an evolution stone – for example, using a Magmarizer on a Magmar to evolve it – to do what you would normally need to trade for. For those who evolve by trade but don’t need an item, a new item called the Covenant Ore has been introduced and is available in several places through the game; it works like an evolutionary stone, so you’re still able to evolve them at any time. Leafeon and Glaceon are now obtainable through new items known as the Woodland Ore and Frozen Ore, to get around their areas being postgame. Shelmet and Karrablast instead follow a Mantyke routine where the other needs to be in the party for them to evolve. Finally, some of the Unovian Pokémon such as Scraggy, Mienfoo and Larvesta have had reductions to their evolution levels to make them more usable in comparison to the older species.

→ Items that you receive and find lying in the field have been changed considerably – this is generally done in order to bring almost all TMs available before the Elite Four are defeated. Notable changes include much earlier Flamethrower and Thunderbolt TMs, and even an Earthquake TM as early as the fifth gym! Doesn’t quite beat Platinum, but it’s close to. You’ll also be able to find a lot of evolution items on the map somewhere, such as the Reaper Cloth, Up-Grade and Protector.

→ A couple of the Poké Marts around the region have had some edits. Examples include the ability to buy Luxury Balls in Virbank City, Heart Scales and shards in Driftveil City, and any sort of evolution item you want in the Route 9 department store.

→ There have been some text edits; a couple of these are sprinkled references, but for the most part it’s to made the item changes make sense with the dialogue. In addition, Juniper’s speech at the beginning has been changed; this is the tip-off that you’ve got the hack working correctly.

→ One-time encounter Pokémon such as Cobalion, Virizion, Volcarona, Braviary etc. have had their levels raised in order to fit with the new level curve. In addition, there’s also a much bigger variety of one-time encounters, mostly dealing with legendaries. Ever thought you couldn’t find Articuno in front of Twist Mountain, or Kyogre within the Abyssal Ruins? Well, now you can! You’ll be able to unlock a fraction of these around the eighth gym badge, then the rest sometime after the Pokémon League. Are you up to catching them all?

→ Some of the trades within the game have also been edited, and given much better IVs. Players will now be able to trade for a Togepi, a Gengar and an Exeggutor before the Elite Four is dealt with. Note that any trades with Yancy and Curtis are not changed.

→ New events have been added into the game. Apart from the aforementioned overworlds, there’s also Gym Leader rematches outside the PWT, the ability to challenge Hoenn Leaders at various points in the game, Harlequins who will give out starters and even the ability to battle with Hilbert and Hilda! You’ll also be given the keys for Easy Mode and Challenge Mode almost right at the beginning of the game!

→ The Pokémon that appear within the Hidden Grottos around Unova have also been changed. This is a primary way to get the starter Pokémon that you don’t receive, but also has a large assortment of other Pokémon. If you play the Vanilla version, this’ll be important in order to keep your Pokémon on par! Most Pokémon with useful DW abilities will be present somewhere.

→ There’s also been some TM replacements. Say good-bye to Sky Drop, Quash and Struggle Bug, for they’ve now been replaced by Hurricane, Sucker Punch and Bug Buzz respectively.

Bugs and Errors
→ Keys unlocking will not be saved if you don’t save your game before getting them. There’s no way to fix this entirely, yet.
→ The King’s Rock will not currently work on Slowpoke, so Slowking is impossible to obtain short of catching it in the Wild directly. Poliwhirl, however, is fine. If you’re desperate, insert this new narc file into a/0/1/9 using NitroExplorer.
→ The Pokémon breeders aren’t currently set with teams to help you EV your Pokémon. This isn’t a bug per se, it’s just an idea I meant to do that totally slipped my mind. Having it in the buglist should remind me to fix it, though!
→ You cannot currently buy vitamins as I overwrote them in the shop. Oops. You can still get from the PWT/Subway for the moment.
→ The Veteran in the Giant Chasm doesn’t appear after battling Kyurem – oops!

Version Clarification
There are patches for both the Complete and Vanilla versions available in the download. The Vanilla version cuts out the changes to Pokémon such as stats, level up moves, abilities etcetera and the edits to the power and type of some Attacks. However, using the Vanilla version does not prevent compatibility with the three new TMs in the game.

NOTE: You are able to use your 1.00 save file with 1.1. However, it will cause most of the new events (so all of the legendaries, the Veteran in Giant Chasm etc.) to appear immediately due to the changed flag numbers. You can always just ignore them (including Zapdos, who has a gap behind it), though a New Game will be required for everything to appear correct. This includes even if you’ve caught the legendaries before!

Changelog:

v1.2 – August 12, 2020
Updated by DeadSkullzJr
– Fixed header information
– Restored DSi related information

v1.1 – November 11, 2012
– The newer AP patch by RetroGameFan is now being used, so those of you using DSTWO should hopefully get past the PWT fine.
– There have been a couple small changes to some of the trainer rosters.
– Elekid and Magby now have a chance to hold an Electirizer and Magmarizer respectively. Croagunk, Electrike and Tyrogue and their evolution lines have been given new level up sets.
– There have been a couple extra edits to stats, most notably Plusle, Minun and Emboar.
– A note has been added to save when the game starts. I can’t actually fix the keys not being given to you without a save file, as that’s a restriction with the engine. I think.
– Errors with the wild data have been fixed. The document and game should now correlate.
– Some of the flag numbers have been swapped around, which will hopefully fix the legendary bug, but unfortunately that’s not a guarantee.
– Scyther will now work correctly with the Metal Coat. Mienfoo’s evolution level has also been fixed, and Pawniard has had its evolution level lowered.
– Nishino now actually has his trainer sprite.
– Eevee, Bagon and Dusknoir have had their abilities fixed.
– Some erroneous text has been corrected.
– Darmanitan-Z’s level up movepool has been corrected.
– You now actually do get Chimchar in Autumn from the Harlequin.
– Budew’s Special Defense has been corrected.
– An error with the Covenant Ore location in the documents has been corrected.
– You will now get the Bicycle no matter where you talk to the gate guard from.

v1.0 – October 21, 2012
– Initial release

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