No idea. Have not heard of any 'Black Orb', ever, until now.
It's an event Pokemon so you won't be able to get one until Nintendo announces an event.
Go to the desert and walk around until you see a chimchar
In Pokemon Diamond and Pearl and Platinum which are the newest versions on the DS until the newer ones you catch Rotom after you get the national pokedex. Then you can transform him into different types.
Pokemon Pearl, Diamond, Heart Gold, Soul Silver and you can trade with Pokemon black/white. You have to complete the game and go to some lab with these scientists. ^ yeah, its called the PokeTransfer lab, but you cant get to it until youve beaten ghestis and stuff iits on the route after black city/white forest.
Wait until May, September or January.
155 days.
The Quick Ball didn't exist until Pokemon the Diamond and Pearl versions.
As of right now, none. Since Isshu is nowhere near any other regions, there will only be new Pokemon (at least until you defeat the Elite 4).
Pokemon Black and White will not be out in the US until March 6, 2011
You still can not get it until an event comes by
You cannot transfer pokemon from HeartGold to Black until after you finish the main part of Black. Do note that you will be transferring pokemon from HeartGold to Black, not trading pokemon between the games.
The Shiny Raikou, Shiny Entei and Shiny Suicune events will be distributed before Pokémon Black and Pokémon White are released in the United States. All 3 of them will be distributed at participating Gamestop stores in the United States, Raikou will be available from January 3, 2011 until January 9, 2011, Entei will be available from January 17, 2011 until January 23, 2011 and Suicune will be available from January 31, 2011 until February 6, 2011.
There won't be any old Pokemon on Pokemon black and white until you finish the main quest.
No. Not until it is released in North America.
Wait until Black and White's release date, then go buy it.
not, you have to wait until the next day to change the swarming Pokemon and its route.