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Red Rescue Team (JP)=
{{Demo Infobox
  | title         = {{Tt|ポケモン不思議のダンジョン 赤の救助隊|Pokémon Fushigi no Danjon Aka no Kyūjotai}}<br>Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team
  | image         = 
  | ID            = AGB-{{Data needed}}-JPN
  | Language      = Japanese
  | Release Date  = May 23, 2006 (compiled)<ref name=":1">[https://twitter.com/WaluigiBSOD/status/1312109522450751488  WaluigiBSOD on Twitter</ref><br>
  | Play Time     = 10 Minutes
  | Platform      = Game Boy Advance
  | Rating        = CERO: {{Data needed}}
  | Internal Name = {{Data needed}}
  | File Size     = {{Data needed}}
  | Synopsis      = 
}}
|-|
Red Rescue Team (NA)=
{{Demo Infobox
  | title         = Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team Demo
  | image         = Rescue Team - North American Red Rescue Team Demo.jpg
  | size          = 200px
  | ID            = AGB-B9JE-USA
  | Language      = English
  | Release Date  = May 23, 2006 (compiled)<br>May 29, 2006 (released)<ref name=":1"/>
  | Play Time     = 10 Minutes
  | Platform      = Game Boy Advance
  | Rating        = ESRB: E
  | Internal Name = {{Data needed}}
  | File Size     = {{Data needed}}
  | Synopsis      = You've caught them, you've trained them and you've battled them - but now you can find out what it's actually like to be a Pokémon!
}}
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Blue Rescue Team (JP)=
{{Demo Infobox
  | title         = {{Tt|ポケモン不思議のダンジョン 青の救助隊 店頭デモ用|Pokémon Fushigi no Danjon Ao no Kyūjotai Tentō Demoyō}}<br>Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team trial version software for in-store demonstration
  | image         = Rescue Team - Japanese Blue Rescue Team Demo.png
  | size          = 138px
  | ID            = NTA-A57J-JPN
  | Language      = Japanese
  | Release Date  = October 19, 2005<br>(compiled)<ref name=":2">{{cite web|url= https://twitter.com/WaluigiBSOD/status/1312109545771081729 |title= WaluigiBSOD on Twitter |date= October 2, 2020
  | accessdate    = October 30, 2020 |work= Twitter |quote= paladin.7z Mystery Dungeon build dates (".srl" omitted):

- AB24J00 [Oct  7 2005 21:59:14]<br>- na57j00 [Oct 19 2005 19:25:29]<br>- NAPHJ00 [Oct  7 2005 21:56:50]<br>- naphj10 [Nov 24 2005 15:05:08]<br>- naphj10_debug [Nov 24 2005 14:45:51]<br>- pkd2_build157_toki_debug [Aug  8 2007]<br>

(1) }}</ref><br>November 17, 2005<br>(released)<ref>https://www.gametdb.com/DS/APHJ Blue Rescue Team JP demo availability date.</ref>
  | Play Time     = 10 Minutes
  | Platform      = Nintendo DS
  | Rating        = CERO: {{Data needed}}
  | Internal Name = {{Data needed}}
  | File Size     = {{Data needed}}
  | Synopsis      = {{Data needed}}
}}
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Blue Rescue Team (NA)=
{{Demo Infobox
  | title         = Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team Demo Not for Resale
  | image         = Rescue Team - North American Blue Rescue Team Demo.jpg
  | size          = 138px
  | ID            = NTR-A57E-USA
  | Language      = English
  | Release Date  = January 1, 2006 (released)<ref>https://www.gametdb.com/DS/A57E US Demo release date and other info.</ref><br> May 23, 2006 (compiled)<ref name=":1"/>
  | Play Time     = 10 Minutes
  | Platform      = Nintendo DS
  | Rating        = ESRB: E
  | Internal Name = POKEDUN DEMO
  | File Size     = {{Tt|128MB|16777216 bytes}}
  | Synopsis      = You've caught them, you've trained them and you've battled them - but now you can find out what it's actually like to be a Pokémon!
}}
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Blue Rescue Team (EU)=
{{Demo Infobox
  | title         = Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team Demo Version Not for Resale
  | image         = Rescue Team - European Blue Rescue Team Demo.png
  | size          = 138px
  | ID            = NTR-A57P-EUR
  | Language      = English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
  | Release Date  = November 10, 2006<ref>https://www.gametdb.com/DS/A57P EU Demo release date and other info.</ref>
  | Play Time     = 10 Minutes
  | Platform      = Nintendo DS
  | Rating        = PEGI: 3
  | Internal Name = POKEDUN DEMO
  | File Size     = {{Tt|128MB|16777216 bytes}}
  | Synopsis      = You've caught them, you've trained them and you've battled them - but now you can find out what it's actually like to be a Pokémon!
}}
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{{RedRescueTeamTitle}} or {{BlueRescueTeamTitle}} demos were made available for play Throughout 2006 and into 2007{{Citation needed}} in various locations players could play demo versions at locations such as GameStop, Toys R Us and Walmart. The length of time the demos were playable likely varied by location, with some lasting throughout 2006 and others being removed midway through the year.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/MysteryDungeon/comments/e2r0hr/rescue_teamexplorers_demos_tell_me_what_you_know/f8xmu29/ Walmart Stores.</ref> The Demos were locked into theft-proof handheld consoles that would prevent people removing them, which could have prevented the demos from ever being leaked or pictures of the labels ever surfacing.

On September 30, 2020, the Nintendo Gigaleak of 2020 have found many data for ''Pokémon'' spin-off games, including lost demos of ''Red and Blue Rescue Team'' and debug versions of both these games and ''Explorers of Time and Darkness''.<ref name=":0">[wikipedia:2020 Nintendo data leak|2020 Nintendo data leak - Wikipedia</ref>

==Demos==
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===Red Rescue Team===
====Japan====
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====North America====
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===Blue Rescue Team===
====Japan====
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====North America and Europe====
Nothing is known about this version of the demo. Please consider adding any info you might have on it.<ref name=":0"/>

===Gold Rescue Team===
:''For more information on Gold Rescue Team, see the {{Pkmn|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gold Rescue Team -Challenge the Gold Rank!-|full article}}.''

'''''포켓몬 불가사의 던전 황금 구조대 -너도 골드랭크에 도전하자!-''''' <small> {{ENnb|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gold Rescue Team -Challenge the Gold Rank!-}}</small> is a Korean demo of ''Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team'' that was made available on August 11, 2007 from the Korean Pokémon website.<ref>http://pokemondungeon.co.kr/ Korean Pokémon website. (Dead link)</ref>

==Gameplay==
The games boot up the same as the retail releases with the only major difference being the logo modified to include the word 'demo' or the various localizations of the word. Blue Rescue Team carts have a top menu that displays controls and there's only one menu option: New Game. When selecting new game the demo will warn the player they only have 10 minutes to play before playing the normal introduction of the game. The {{RescueTeam|Hero}} doesn't get to {{RescueTeam|Personality Test|choose their character}} or {{RescueTeamC|Partner}} as they can in the retail release. Instead, they play as a {{RescueTeam|Pikachu}} with a {{RescueTeam|Charmander}} for a partner. The player must travel through {{RescueTeam|Tiny Woods}} to {{RescueTeamC|Caterpie}} and reunite him with his mother, {{RescueTeamC|Butterfree}}. The partner shows the player to a base that they can use as a home and they decide to form a {{RescueTeam|Rescue Team}} together. Regardless of language, the team is named Pokémon and the base is referred to as Pokémon-Base, or the Pokémon- followed by the language variant of base. After getting news from the local mail-delivery {{RescueTeamC|Pelipper}} they set out to separate a couple {{RescueTeam|Magnemite}} that have been stuck together and traverse through {{RescueTeam|Thunderwave Cave}}. After rescuing the two Magnemite they thank the player and the demo ends.

===Character stats===
The characters have the following stats and moves in the beginning of the demo prior to level-up.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:500px; margin:auto"
|-
! rowspan="4" |[[File:Rescue Team - Pikachu.png|center]]
!{{RescueTeam|HP}}
|25
!<span style="color:white">{{RescueTeam|Type}}s</span>
!{{RescueTeamType|Electric}}
|- 
!{{RescueTeam|Level}}
|5
!{{RescueTeam|Abilities|<span style="color:white">Abilities:</span>}}
|
|-
! Strong:
! colspan="3" |{{RescueTeamType|Flying}}<nowiki></nowiki>{{RescueTeamType|Steel}}<nowiki></nowiki>{{RescueTeamType|Electric}}<nowiki></nowiki>
|- 
!Weak:
! colspan="3" |{{RescueTeamType|Ground}}
|-
! |Experience:
|58
! |Item:
| colspan="2" |None
|-
! |To next level:
|35
! |IQ:
! colspan="2" |[[File:Rescue Team - Star icon.png]]
|-
! |Attack:
|9
! |Defense:
| colspan="2" |9
|-
! |Sp. Atk.:
|9
! |Sp. Def.:
| colspan="2" |9
|- 
! colspan="2"  |{{RescueTeam|Move}}s
! rowspan="2" colspan="2"  |<span style="color:white">{{RescueTeam|Type}}s</span>
! rowspan="2"  |{{RescueTeam|PP}}
|- 
!  |English
!  |Japanese
|-
|{{RescueTeam|Thundershock|Thundershock}}
|でんきショック
! colspan="2" |{{RescueTeamType|Electric}}
|17
|-
|{{RescueTeam|Growl}}
|なきごえ
! colspan="2" |{{RescueTeamType|Normal}}
|20
|}

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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:500px; margin:auto"
|- 
! rowspan="4" |[[File:Rescue Team - Charmander.png|center]]
!{{RescueTeam|HP}}
|30
!<span style="color:white">{{RescueTeam|Type}}s</span>
!{{RescueTeamType|Fire}}
|- 
!{{RescueTeam|Level}}
|5
!{{RescueTeam|Abilities}}
|
|- 
! Strong:
! colspan="3" |{{RescueTeamType|Bug}}<nowiki/>{{RescueTeamType|Steel}}<nowiki/>{{RescueTeamType|Fire}}<nowiki/>{{RescueTeamType|Grass}}<nowiki/>{{RescueTeamType|Ice}}
|- 
!Weak:
! colspan="3" |{{RescueTeamType|Ground}}<nowiki/>{{RescueTeamType|Rock}}<nowiki/>{{RescueTeamType|Water}}
|- 
!  |Experience:
|60
! colspan="2"  |Item:
|None
|- 
!  |To next level:
|60
! colspan="2"  |IQ:
![[File:Rescue Team - Star icon.png]]
|- 
!  |Attack:
|11
! colspan="2"  |Defense:
|11
|- 
!  |Sp. Atk.:
|8
! colspan="2"  |Sp. Def.:
|8
|- style="background:#EE7527; color:white"
! colspan="2"  |{{RescueTeam|Move}}s
! rowspan="2" colspan="2"  |<span style="color:white">{{RescueTeam|Type}}s</span>
! rowspan="2"  |{{RescueTeam|PP}}
|- style="background:#EE7527; color:white"
!  |English
!  |Japanese
|-
|{{RescueTeam|Growl|Growl}}
|なきごえ
! colspan="2" |{{RescueTeamType|Normal}}
|20
|-
|{{RescueTeam|Growl|Scratch}}
|いやなおと
! colspan="2" |{{RescueTeamType|Normal}}
|22
|}

===Side notes===
* If attempting to leave off to the right side where friend areas normally are, the partner tells the player that's not the direction to the dungeon.
* Various languages can be played by changing the NDS language and playing on an European cart.
* The Demo name and language is based off the Nintendo DS with European carts. If the Nintendo DS language is set to Japanese, it will go back to the default English name and, in the case of the North American cart, all languages will use the English name.

==Gallery==
:For this subject's image gallery, see {{Gallery|Rescue Team Demos}}.

===Demo Carts===
<gallery>
Rescue Team - North American Red Rescue Team Demo.jpg  | North American ''Red Rescue Team'' demo cart.
Rescue Team - North American Blue Rescue Team Demo.jpg | North American ''Blue Rescue Team'' demo cart.
Rescue Team - European Blue Rescue Team Demo.png       | European ''Blue Rescue Team'' demo cart.
Rescue Team - Japanese Blue Rescue Team Demo.png       | Japanese ''Blue Rescue Team'' demo cart front.
Rescue Team - Japanese Blue Rescue Team Demo back.png  | Japanese ''Blue Rescue Team'' demo cart back.
Rescue Team - Red Rescue Team Demo Kiosk.jpg           | Demo Kiosk with ''Red Rescue Team''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s demo inserted.
</gallery>
==In Other Languages==
{{In Other Languages
  | en    = Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Demo Version Nintendo
  | ja    = ポケモン不思議のダンジョン 青の救助隊 店頭デモ用<small>(Blue Rescue Team)</small>
  | fr    = Pokémon: Donjon Mystère: Version de démo Nintendo
  | fr_ca = 
  | es    = Pokémon Mundo misterioso: Versión demo Nintendo
  | es_la = 
  | de    = Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Demo-Version Nintendo
  | it    = Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Versione dimostrativa Nintendo
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==See Also==
{{Pokémon Mystery Dungeon (series) Games Navbox}}
{{Rescue Team Meta Navbox}}

==References==
* <ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/MysteryDungeon/comments/a1n47v/rare_pok%C3%A9mon_mystery_dungeon_kisok_demo_cartridge/eataedv/</ref> Wal-Mart Stores.
* <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKvIRWN2xHc</ref> Toys R Us
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===Known Locations of Availability===
* <ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/MysteryDungeon/comments/e2r0hr/rescue_teamexplorers_demos_tell_me_what_you_know/f908wjn/</ref> Milton Keynes, UK
* <ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/MysteryDungeon/comments/a1n47v/rare_pok%C3%A9mon_mystery_dungeon_kisok_demo_cartridge/eataedv/</ref> Reddit
* {{Admin|Jubilee}} GameStop, Northern Colorado US (Red Rescue Team)
* <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKvIRWN2xHc</ref> Toys R Us (Red Rescue Team)
<!--Master Trainer YT said the seller they got the demo from claimed it was from a Toys R US.-->
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