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! colspan="2" style="padding-left:5px; padding-right:5px" |Pokémon | ! colspan="2" style="padding-left:5px; padding-right:5px" |[[Rescue Team DX/Pokémon|Pokémon]] | ||
|- style="background:#DE4030" | |- style="background:#DE4030" | ||
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*Returning from ''[[Adventure Squad|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Adventure Squad]]'', Shiny Pokémon appear rarely in [[Rescue Team DX/Locations|dungeons]]. | *Returning from ''[[Adventure Squad|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Adventure Squad]]'', Shiny Pokémon appear rarely in [[Rescue Team DX/Locations|dungeons]]. | ||
**They can be recruited by holding the [[Rescue Team DX/Friend Bow|Friend Bow]] in the inventory. | **They can be recruited by holding the [[Rescue Team DX/Friend Bow|Friend Bow]] in the inventory. | ||
{| class="module" style="border:3px solid #0B2630; border-radius:10px; background:#0B2630; text-align:center" | |||
|- style="background:#DE4030" | |||
! rowspan="2" |Dex.<br>№ | |||
! rowspan="2" |Icon | |||
! colspan="2" |[[Rescue Team DX/Pokémon|Pokémon]] | |||
|- style="background:#DE4030" | |||
!English | |||
!Japanese | |||
|- style="background:#DE4030" | |||
! colspan="4" |Ver. 1.0.0 - 1.0.1 | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|012 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Butterfree|Butterfree]] | |||
|バタフリー | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|038 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Ninetales|Ninetales]] | |||
|キュウコン | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|078 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Rapidash|Rapidash]] | |||
|ギャロップ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|101 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Electrode|Electrode]] | |||
|マルマイン | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|102 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Exeggcute|Exeggcute]] | |||
|タマタマ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|103 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Exeggutor|Exeggutor]] | |||
|ナッシー | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|121 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Starmie|Starmie]] | |||
|スターミー | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|129 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Magikarp|Magikarp]] | |||
|コイキング | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|130 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Gyarados|Gyarados]] | |||
|ギャラドス | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|132 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Ditto|Ditto]] | |||
|メタモン | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|149 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Dragonite|Dragonite]] | |||
|カイリュー | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|163 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Hoothoot|Hoothoot]] | |||
|ホーホー | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|164 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Noctowl|Noctowl]] | |||
|ヨルノズク | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|181 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Ampharos|Ampharos]] | |||
|デンリュウ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|184 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Azumarill|Azumarill]] | |||
|マリルリ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|185 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Sudowoodo|Sudowoodo]] | |||
|ウソッキー | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|190 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Aipom|Aipom]] | |||
|エイパム | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|196 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Espeon|Espeon]] | |||
|エーフィ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|202 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Wobbuffet|Wobbuffet]] | |||
|ソーナンス | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|213 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Shuckle|Shuckle]] | |||
|ツボツボ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|222 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Corsola|Corsola]] | |||
|サニーゴ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|251 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Celebi|Celebi]] | |||
|セレビィ | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|327 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Spinda|Spinda]] | |||
|パッチール | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|334 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Altaria|Altaria]] | |||
|チルタリス | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|335 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Zangoose|Zangoose]] | |||
|ザングース | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|376 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Metagross|Metagross]] | |||
|メタグロス | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|424 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Ambipom|Ambipom]] | |||
|エテボース | |||
|- style="background:#F2EAED" | |||
|463 | |||
! | |||
|[[Rescue Team DX/Lickilicky|Lickilicky]] | |||
|ベロベルト | |||
|} | |||
===Strong Foes=== | ===Strong Foes=== | ||
*Pokémon with higher stats can appears in a random dungeon and are indicated with an icon. If defeated, the | *Pokémon with higher stats can appears in a random dungeon and are indicated with an icon. If defeated, the team will be rewarded with a great amount of [[Experience|Experience points]] and a [[Rescue Team DX/Deluxe Box|Deluxe Box]]. | ||
**Before going to the dungeon, the player can see their weakness by pressing | **Before going to the dungeon, the player can see their weakness type by pressing + on the Joy Con. | ||
==Items== | ==Items== | ||
*New [[Rescue Team DX/Items|items]] are featured in the game such as the [[Rescue Team DX/Bank Orb|Bank Orb]]. | *New [[Rescue Team DX/Items|items]] are featured in the game such as the [[Rescue Team DX/Bank Orb|Bank Orb]]. | ||
*[[Rescue Team DX/Gummis|Gummis]] can no longer be taken out of the [[Rescue Team DX/Kangaskhan Storage|Kangaskhan Storage]]. Instead, they are eaten at a [[Rescue Team DX/Rescue camp|rescue camp]]. | *[[Rescue Team DX/Gummis|Gummis]] can no longer be taken out of the [[Rescue Team DX/Kangaskhan Storage|Kangaskhan Storage]]. Instead, they are eaten at a [[Rescue Team DX/Rescue camp|rescue team camp]]. | ||
**As such, each types of Gummis were replaced by [[Rescue Team DX/Rainbow Gummi|Rainbow Gummis]] and [[Rescue Team DX/DX Gummi|DX Gummis]]. | **As such, each types of Gummis were replaced by [[Rescue Team DX/Rainbow Gummi|Rainbow Gummis]] and [[Rescue Team DX/DX Gummi|DX Gummis]]. | ||
*[[Rescue Team DX/TM|TMs]] can no longer be | *[[Rescue Team DX/TM|TMs]] can no longer be recycled; instead of becoming an [[Rescue Team/Used TM|used TMs]], they are destroyed. | ||
*The TM [[Rescue Team DX/Recycle|Recycle]] now changes a [[Rescue Team DX/Plain Seed|Plain Seed]] to a different item. | *The TM [[Rescue Team DX/Recycle|Recycle]] now changes a [[Rescue Team DX/Plain Seed|Plain Seed]] to a different item. | ||
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**'''Dojo drills:''' A challenge mode where only one Pokémon can enter at a time and has a time limit depending on which [[Rescue Team DX/Tickets|ticket]] and how many of them the player gives to Makuhita. | **'''Dojo drills:''' A challenge mode where only one Pokémon can enter at a time and has a time limit depending on which [[Rescue Team DX/Tickets|ticket]] and how many of them the player gives to Makuhita. | ||
**'''Tricks of the trade:''' Both a tutorial for newcomers and a challenge mode with a bonus if completed. | **'''Tricks of the trade:''' Both a tutorial for newcomers and a challenge mode with a bonus if completed. | ||
*The unlockable statues are now placed behind the Pelipper Post Office instead of being in front of the Rescue Team Base. | |||
===Rescue Team Camps=== | ===Rescue Team Camps=== | ||
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===Dungeons=== | ===Dungeons=== | ||
*Dungeons now shares the following information in the menu: | |||
**Pokémon: Which Pokémon are present in the dungeon. | |||
**Floors: How many floors are available in the dungeon. | |||
**Initial Level: If the dungeon is limited to Lv. 5 or none. | |||
**Teammates: If it is limited to 1 or 3 teammates. | |||
**Items: If the player can or can not bring items. | |||
**Team: If a team without the main and partner Pokémon can enter the dungeon. | |||
*A dungeon can now have more Poké. It is indicated on the menu with its dungeon name glowing and an Treasure Box icon appearing on the right. | |||
*The player can edit his team, give items and deposit or withdraw items and [[Poké]] before entering a dungeon in the menu. | |||
**The player can also see the whole map by pressing Y on the Joy Con. | |||
*Some dungeons have their amount of floors reduced in the remake: | *Some dungeons have their amount of floors reduced in the remake: | ||
**[[Rescue Team DX/Mt. Thunder|Mt. Thunder]]: 13F → 12F | **[[Rescue Team DX/Mt. Thunder|Mt. Thunder]]: 13F → 12F | ||
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**[[Rescue Team DX/Magma Cavern|Magma Cavern]]: B26F → B23F | **[[Rescue Team DX/Magma Cavern|Magma Cavern]]: B26F → B23F | ||
*A temporary dungeon named [[Rescue Team DX/Illusory Grotto|Illusory Grotto]] appears only after the player fails in a dungeon. | *A temporary dungeon named [[Rescue Team DX/Illusory Grotto|Illusory Grotto]] appears only after the player fails in a dungeon. | ||
**Many reviving and health-based items are present throughout the dungeon. | |||
*If the player holds an [[Rescue Team DX/Invitation|Invitation]], a [[Rescue Team DX/Mystery House|Mystery House]] will appear in the dungeon. It is fulfilled with items and an exclusive Pokémon. | *If the player holds an [[Rescue Team DX/Invitation|Invitation]], a [[Rescue Team DX/Mystery House|Mystery House]] will appear in the dungeon. It is fulfilled with items and an exclusive Pokémon. | ||
==Gameplay Elements== | ==Gameplay Elements== | ||
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*Up to five additional team members can be recruited while exploring a dungeon, for a total of eight teammates. | *Up to five additional team members can be recruited while exploring a dungeon, for a total of eight teammates. | ||
*The player can recruit a fainted Pokémon with any kind of [[Rescue Team DX/Apple|Apples]]. | *The player can recruit a fainted Pokémon with any kind of [[Rescue Team DX/Apple|Apples]]. | ||
*A recruited Pokémon without a rescue team camp gives | *A recruited Pokémon without a rescue team camp gives Poké to the player after completing or leaving a dungeon with an [[Rescue Team DX/Escape Orb|Escape Orb]]. | ||
===Rankings=== | ===Rankings=== | ||
*The player can see their accepted jobs by pressing X on the Joy Con in the dungeon menu. | |||
*Mission difficulty goes from F to 3★ instead of E to 7★. | *Mission difficulty goes from F to 3★ instead of E to 7★. | ||
**Points given from the mission variate depending on the dungeon and the kind of mission the player chose. | **Points given from the mission variate depending on the dungeon and the kind of mission the player chose. | ||
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*Using the A Button now selects the best move against an opponent in a dungeon. | *Using the A Button now selects the best move against an opponent in a dungeon. | ||
*IQ ranks and Body sizes were removed from the game. | *IQ ranks and Body sizes were removed from the game. | ||
*Speed is now based on the Pokémon stats instead of the turn-based gameplay in the original games. | *Speed is now based on the Pokémon's stats instead of the turn-based gameplay in the original games. | ||
**Similarly to TM [[Rescue Team DX/Ability (TM)|Ability]], | **Similarly to TM [[Rescue Team DX/Ability (TM)|Ability]], the Pokémon can attack twice in the same turn if his speed stats are above the foe's speed and vice versa. | ||
*The AI can now help the team by giving an item to the player or the teammates throughout the exploration. | *The AI can now help the team by giving an item to the player or the teammates throughout the exploration. | ||
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General Information
Menu
- The names of the player's main character, partner, and rescue team can be changed in the main menu.
Pokémon
- Pokémon from Generation Ⅳ and further were added in the remake exclusively on Pokémon who have an evolution after Generation Ⅲ.
Dex. № |
Icon | Pokémon | |
---|---|---|---|
English | Japanese | ||
Generation Ⅳ | |||
406 | Budew | スボミー | |
407 | Roserade | ロズレイド | |
424 | Ambipom | エテボース | |
429 | Mismagius | ムウマージ | |
430 | Honchkrow | ドンカラス | |
433 | Chingling | リーシャン | |
438 | Bonsly | ウソハチ | |
439 | Mime Jr. | マネネ | |
440 | Happiny | ピンプク | |
446 | Munchlax | ゴンベ | |
447 | Riolu | リオル | |
448 | Lucario | ルカリオ | |
458 | Mantyke | タマンタ | |
461 | Weavile | マニューラ | |
462 | Magnezone | ジバコイル | |
463 | Lickilicky | ベロベルト | |
464 | Rhyperior | ドサイドン | |
465 | Tangrowth | モジャンボ | |
466 | Electivire | エレキブル | |
467 | Magmortar | ブーバーン | |
468 | Togekiss | トゲキッス | |
469 | Yanmega | メガヤンマ | |
470 | Leafeon | リーフィア | |
471 | Glaceon | グレイシア | |
472 | Gliscor | グライオン | |
473 | Mamoswine | マンムー | |
474 | Porygon-Z | ポリゴンZ | |
475 | Gallade | エルレイド | |
476 | Probopass | ダイノーズ | |
477 | Dusknoir | ヨノワール | |
478 | Froslass | ユキメノコ | |
Generation Ⅵ | |||
700 | Sylveon | ニンフィア |
Types
- The Fairy-Type, first introduced in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon, is added to the remake.
- It gives new weakness and resistance for previous types as well as changing the gameplay elements.
Shiny
- Returning from Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Adventure Squad, Shiny Pokémon appear rarely in dungeons.
- They can be recruited by holding the Friend Bow in the inventory.
Dex. № |
Icon | Pokémon | |
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English | Japanese | ||
Ver. 1.0.0 - 1.0.1 | |||
012 | Butterfree | バタフリー | |
038 | Ninetales | キュウコン | |
078 | Rapidash | ギャロップ | |
101 | Electrode | マルマイン | |
102 | Exeggcute | タマタマ | |
103 | Exeggutor | ナッシー | |
121 | Starmie | スターミー | |
129 | Magikarp | コイキング | |
130 | Gyarados | ギャラドス | |
132 | Ditto | メタモン | |
149 | Dragonite | カイリュー | |
163 | Hoothoot | ホーホー | |
164 | Noctowl | ヨルノズク | |
181 | Ampharos | デンリュウ | |
184 | Azumarill | マリルリ | |
185 | Sudowoodo | ウソッキー | |
190 | Aipom | エイパム | |
196 | Espeon | エーフィ | |
202 | Wobbuffet | ソーナンス | |
213 | Shuckle | ツボツボ | |
222 | Corsola | サニーゴ | |
251 | Celebi | セレビィ | |
327 | Spinda | パッチール | |
334 | Altaria | チルタリス | |
335 | Zangoose | ザングース | |
376 | Metagross | メタグロス | |
424 | Ambipom | エテボース | |
463 | Lickilicky | ベロベルト |
Strong Foes
- Pokémon with higher stats can appears in a random dungeon and are indicated with an icon. If defeated, the team will be rewarded with a great amount of Experience points and a Deluxe Box.
- Before going to the dungeon, the player can see their weakness type by pressing + on the Joy Con.
Items
- New items are featured in the game such as the Bank Orb.
- Gummis can no longer be taken out of the Kangaskhan Storage. Instead, they are eaten at a rescue team camp.
- As such, each types of Gummis were replaced by Rainbow Gummis and DX Gummis.
- TMs can no longer be recycled; instead of becoming an used TMs, they are destroyed.
- The TM Recycle now changes a Plain Seed to a different item.
Locations
Pokémon Square
- Walking through the Sqaure now changes the camera angle, giving more depth around the area.
- A shortcut from the Team Base to the Pelipper Post Office is created by Diglett early on in the game.
- The Makuhita Dojo has been revamped. There are two types of gameplay offered from Makuhita:
- Dojo drills: A challenge mode where only one Pokémon can enter at a time and has a time limit depending on which ticket and how many of them the player gives to Makuhita.
- Tricks of the trade: Both a tutorial for newcomers and a challenge mode with a bonus if completed.
- The unlockable statues are now placed behind the Pelipper Post Office instead of being in front of the Rescue Team Base.
Rescue Team Camps
- Friend Areas and the Wigglytuff Club are replaced by Rescue Team Camps and Wigglytuff's Camp Corner, respectively.
- Recruited Pokémon obtain experience points and can gain levels in their camp if they are not participating in an exploration.
Dungeons
- Dungeons now shares the following information in the menu:
- Pokémon: Which Pokémon are present in the dungeon.
- Floors: How many floors are available in the dungeon.
- Initial Level: If the dungeon is limited to Lv. 5 or none.
- Teammates: If it is limited to 1 or 3 teammates.
- Items: If the player can or can not bring items.
- Team: If a team without the main and partner Pokémon can enter the dungeon.
- A dungeon can now have more Poké. It is indicated on the menu with its dungeon name glowing and an Treasure Box icon appearing on the right.
- The player can edit his team, give items and deposit or withdraw items and Poké before entering a dungeon in the menu.
- The player can also see the whole map by pressing Y on the Joy Con.
- Some dungeons have their amount of floors reduced in the remake:
- Mt. Thunder: 13F → 12F
- Mt. Blaze: 15F → 14F
- Uproar Forest: B10F → B4F
- Magma Cavern: B26F → B23F
- A temporary dungeon named Illusory Grotto appears only after the player fails in a dungeon.
- Many reviving and health-based items are present throughout the dungeon.
- If the player holds an Invitation, a Mystery House will appear in the dungeon. It is fulfilled with items and an exclusive Pokémon.
Gameplay Elements
Recruiting
- Up to five additional team members can be recruited while exploring a dungeon, for a total of eight teammates.
- The player can recruit a fainted Pokémon with any kind of Apples.
- A recruited Pokémon without a rescue team camp gives Poké to the player after completing or leaving a dungeon with an Escape Orb.
Rankings
- The player can see their accepted jobs by pressing X on the Joy Con in the dungeon menu.
- Mission difficulty goes from F to 3★ instead of E to 7★.
- Points given from the mission variate depending on the dungeon and the kind of mission the player chose.
- Ranking goes from Rookie Rank to Grand Master Rank instead of going from Normal Rank to Lucario Rank.
- Ranking up gives to the player advantages to their number of editable teams, job limit, camp capacity and toolbox size as well as useful item rewards.
Miscellaneous
- The game auto-saves the player's progress anytime while playing in a dungeon.
- The player can also save their progress on the menu.
- A brand new gameplay element is added to the game entitled Auto mode.
- Pressing the L Button will automatically move the player and their team until an enemy is around one square radius of the team or the button is pressed again.
- Using the A Button now selects the best move against an opponent in a dungeon.
- IQ ranks and Body sizes were removed from the game.
- Speed is now based on the Pokémon's stats instead of the turn-based gameplay in the original games.
- Similarly to TM Ability, the Pokémon can attack twice in the same turn if his speed stats are above the foe's speed and vice versa.
- The AI can now help the team by giving an item to the player or the teammates throughout the exploration.
Returning from past games
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (series)
- The second option from the revamped Makuhita Dojo, Tricks of the trade, is inspired from Fay's Puzzles.
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 2: Demon Invasion! Shiren Castle!
- The capability to have more than two partners from this game were added to the remake.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness / Sky
- Treasure Boxes return. They are opened automatically upon leaving the dungeon.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Adventure Squad Titles
- Shiny Pokémon were first introduced in this game then added back in the remake.
Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon
- The player can rescue themselves if they are defeated in a dungeon in addition to rescuing other players.
- Pokémon can experience Mega Evolution.
- Moves and abilities after Generation Ⅲ present in this game were brought in the remake.
- Pokémon with two abilities no longer have both simultaneously.
- Players can switch leaders by pushing +, it can be done at any time in any dungeon.
- Gigantic Pokémon (3x3 case long) are back in the remake.
Patch Update
- Version 1.0.0: January 9, 2020
The Demo version of the game.
- Version 1.0.1: March 4, 2020
The update was uploaded two days before the retail release of the game. It fixes small issues found in the Demo.
Patch Notes |
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Patch Size |
32.75MB |
- Version X.X.X: March 2020
On March 11, 2020, The Pokémon Company website published a notice about an upcoming update for fixing major glitches and softlocks found in the previous version.[1]
Patch Notes | |
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Japanese | Patch Size |
○不具合の内容 ・主人公とパートナーの参加が固定されているダンジョン ・3匹目のポケモンをチームメンバーに加えてダンジョンに突入している ・ダンジョンの中で主人公・パートナーがともに倒されている これらの条件下で、次の操作を行うと、エラーが発生して、それ以降のプレイを続けることが出来なくなります。 ○回避方法 |
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English | Patch Size |