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'''Vibrant Forest''' {{JA|元気の森|Genki no Mori|Energetic Forest}} is a {{RescueTeamDX|Rescue Team Camp}} in {{GameTitle|RescueTeamDX|l|i}}. It can be purchased at {{RescueTeamDX|Wigglytuff's Camp Corner}} for 800 {{RescueTeamDX|Poké}} after completing the main story. | '''Vibrant Forest''' {{JA|元気の森|Genki no Mori|Energetic Forest}} is a {{RescueTeamDX|Rescue Team Camp}} in {{GameTitle|RescueTeamDX|l|i}}. It can be purchased at {{RescueTeamDX|Wigglytuff's Camp Corner}} for 800 {{RescueTeamDX|Poké}} after completing the main story. | ||
It will be given to the player for free if the {{RescueTeamDX|Hero}} or {{ | It will be given to the player for free if the {{RescueTeamDX|Hero}} or {{RescueTeamDXC|Partner}} is a {{RescueTeamDX|Pikachu}}, {{RescueTeamDX|Meowth}}, or {{RescueTeamDX|Skitty}}. | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Revision as of 00:17, 2 October 2024
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This Vibrant Forest page is about the Nintendo Switch release. For the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release, see Rescue Team:Energetic Forest.
For the lore page, see Pkmn:Vibrant Forest.
Vibrant Forest (Japanese: 元気の森, Energetic Forest) is a Rescue Team Camp in Template:GameTitle. It can be purchased at Wigglytuff's Camp Corner for 800 Poké after completing the main story.
It will be given to the player for free if the Hero or Partner is a Pikachu, Meowth, or Skitty.
Geography
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Inhabitants
| Sprite | Pokémon | Type | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | Shiny | English | Japanese | ||
 |  | Aipom | エイパム |  | |
 |  | Ambipom | エテボース | | |
 | None | Delcatty | エネコロロ | | |
 | None | Mankey | マンキー |  | |
 | None | Meowth | ニャース | | |
 | None | Munchlax | ゴンベ | | |
 | None | Persian | ペルシアン | | |
 | None | Pichu | ピチュー |  | |
 | None | Pikachu | ピカチュウ | | |
 | None | Primeape | オコリザル | | |
 | None | Raichu | ライチュウ | | |
 | None | Skitty | エネコ | | |
 | None | Slaking | ケッキング | | |
 | None | Slakoth | ナマケロ | | |
 | None | Snorlax | カビゴン | | |
 | None | Stantler | オドシシ | | |
 | None | Vigoroth | ヤルキモノ | | |
Gallery
Background artwork
The Rescue Team Camp in-game
Trivia
- In the original Rescue Team titles, this location was called Energetic Forest.
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | |
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