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* A major landmark of {{bp|Castelia City}}, formerly Sky Arrow Bridge, gets a slight name change to {{bp|Skyarrow Bridge}} | * A major landmark of {{bp|Castelia City}}, formerly Sky Arrow Bridge, gets a slight name change to {{bp|Skyarrow Bridge}} | ||
* Hodomoe City, home of the | * Hodomoe City, home of the 5th Gym is now known as {{bp|Driftveil City}} | ||
* The Castelia City cruise liner has had its English name confirmed as {{bp|Royal Unova}}{{-}} | * The Castelia City cruise liner has had its English name confirmed as {{bp|Royal Unova}}{{-}} | ||
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Further English names also confirmed
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The February issue of NGamer magazine published concept art for two of the Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Black and White Versions.
The initial designs for Tepig and Zoroark can be seen in the magazine. The images show the development from a simple outline sketch to a colored character.
In other news, a video posted on the Official Nintendo Magazine UK website has revealed English names for three locations in Black and White.
- A major landmark of Castelia City, formerly Sky Arrow Bridge, gets a slight name change to Skyarrow Bridge
- Hodomoe City, home of the 5th Gym is now known as Driftveil City
- The Castelia City cruise liner has had its English name confirmed as Royal Unova
