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{{Infobox Rescue Team Camps
{{Rescue Team DX Rescue Team Camp Infobox
| Name = Vibrant Forest<br>元気の森
  | name          = Vibrant Forest
| image = Rescue Team DX - Vibrant Forest.png
  | jpname        = 元気の森
| description = A vibrant area where elemental energy—the life-force for all things—rises from the earth. Unique Pokémon are found here.
  | romaji        = Genki no Mori
| Capacity = 38
  | hepburn        = Energetic Forest
  | image         = Rescue Team DX - Vibrant Forest.png
  | description   = A vibrant area where elemental energy—the life-force for all things—rises from the earth. Unique Pokémon are found here.
  | description_ja =
  | capacity      = 38
}}
}}
'''Vibrant Forest''' {{JA|元気の森}} is a {{RescueTeamDX|Rescue Camps}} in ''Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX''. It can be purchased at {{RescueTeamDX|Wigglytuff's Camp Corner}} for 800 {{Pkmn|Poké}}.
{{About|the Nintendo Switch release|the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release|Rescue Team:Energetic Forest}}
== Geography ==
{{For|the lore page|Pkmn:Vibrant Forest}}


== Inhabitants ==
'''Vibrant Forest''' {{JA|元気の森|Genki no Mori|Energetic Forest}} is a {{RescueTeamDX|Rescue Team Camp}} in {{RescueTeamDXTitle}}. It can be purchased at {{RescueTeamDX|Wigglytuff's Camp Corner}} for 800 {{RescueTeamDX|Poké}} after completing the main story.
{| class="rescueteamdx" style="margin:auto; text-align:center"
|-
! rowspan="2" |Dex.<br>№
! colspan="2" |Sprite
! colspan="2" |{{RescueTeamDX|Pokémon}}
|-
!Normal
!Shiny
!English
!Japanese
|-
|025
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Pikachu pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Pikachu}}
|ピカチュウ
|-
|026
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Raichu pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Raichu}}
|ライチュウ
|-
|052
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Meowth pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Meowth}}
|ニャース
|-
|053
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Persian pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Persian}}
|ペルシアン
|-
|056
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Mankey pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Mankey}}
|マンキー
|-
|057
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Primeape pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Primeape}}
|オコリザル
|-
|143
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Snorlax pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Snorlax}}
|カビゴン
|-
|172
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Pichu pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Pichu}}
|ピチュー
|-
|190
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Aipom pixel.png]]
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Aipom s pixel.png]]
|{{RescueTeamDX|Aipom}}
|エイパム
|-
|234
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Stantler pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Stantler}}
|オドシシ
|-
|287
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Slakoth pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Slakoth}}
|ナマケロ
|-
|288
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Vigoroth pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Vigoroth}}
|ヤルキモノ
|-
|289
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Slaking pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Slaking}}
|ケッキング
|-
|300
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Skitty pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Skitty}}
|エネコ
|-
|301
![[File:Rescue Team DX - Delcatty pixel.png]]
!N/A
|{{RescueTeamDX|Delcatty}}
|エネコロロ
|}


== Gallery ==
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==
{{Pokémon Stub Section}}
 
==Inhabitants==
{{#invoke:Rescue Team DX Camp Pokémon table|main
  | pokémon_1 = Aipom
  | shiny_1  = yes
  |-
  | pokémon_2 = Ambipom
  | shiny_2  = yes
  |-
  | pokémon_3 = Delcatty
  | pokémon_4 = Mankey
  | pokémon_5 = Meowth
  | pokémon_6 = Munchlax
  | pokémon_7 = Persian
  | pokémon_8 = Pichu
  | pokémon_9 = Pikachu
  | pokémon_10 = Primeape
  | pokémon_11 = Raichu
  | pokémon_12 = Skitty
  | pokémon_13 = Slaking
  | pokémon_14 = Slakoth
  | pokémon_15 = Snorlax
  | pokémon_16 = Stantler
  | pokémon_17 = Vigoroth
}}
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
Rescue Team DX - Vibrant Forest.png        | Background artwork
Rescue Team DX - Vibrant Forest in-game.png | The Rescue Team Camp in-game
</gallery>
</gallery>


==External Sources==
==Trivia==
* In the original {{RescueTeam|Rescue Team}} titles, this location was called Energetic Forest.
 
==In Other Languages==
{{In Other Languages
  | en    = Vibrant Forest
  | ja    = {{Tt|元気の森|Genki no Mori}}, ''Energetic Forest''
  | fr    = Bois Dynamique
  | fr_ca =
  | es    = Bosque Elemental
  | es_la =
  | de    = Energiewald
  | it    = Foresta Energica
  | pt    =
  | pt_br =
  | nl    =
  | ru    =
  | ko    =
  | zh    =
  | td    =
}}
 
==See Also==
{{Rescue Team DX Rescue Team Camps Navbox}}
 
==References==
<references />

Latest revision as of 21:11, 8 February 2025

Vibrant Forest
元気の森
Image for Vibrant Forest

A vibrant area where elemental energy—the life-force for all things—rises from the earth. Unique Pokémon are found here.

Information
Capacity 38
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 Nintendo Switch Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX. 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

Inhabitants

SpritePokémonType
NormalShinyEnglishJapanese
Aipom's sprite.Aipom's shiny sprite.AipomエイパムNormal-type
Ambipom's sprite.Ambipom's shiny sprite.AmbipomエテボースNormal-type
Delcatty's sprite.NoneDelcattyエネコロロNormal-type
Mankey's sprite.NoneMankeyマンキーFighting-type
Meowth's sprite.NoneMeowthニャースNormal-type
Munchlax's sprite.NoneMunchlaxゴンベNormal-type
Persian's sprite.NonePersianペルシアンNormal-type
Pichu's sprite.NonePichuピチューElectric-type
Pikachu's sprite.NonePikachuピカチュウElectric-type
Primeape's sprite.NonePrimeapeオコリザルFighting-type
Raichu's sprite.NoneRaichuライチュウElectric-type
Skitty's sprite.NoneSkittyエネコNormal-type
Slaking's sprite.NoneSlakingケッキングNormal-type
Slakoth's sprite.NoneSlakothナマケロNormal-type
Snorlax's sprite.NoneSnorlaxカビゴンNormal-type
Stantler's sprite.NoneStantlerオドシシNormal-type
Vigoroth's sprite.NoneVigorothヤルキモノNormal-type

Gallery

  • Background artwork

    Background artwork

  • The Rescue Team Camp in-game

    The Rescue Team Camp in-game

Trivia

  • In the original Rescue Team titles, this location was called Energetic Forest.

In Other Languages

Language Name
English Vibrant Forest
Japanese 元気の森, Energetic Forest
French Bois Dynamique
Spanish Bosque Elemental
German Energiewald
Italian Foresta Energica

See Also

v • d • e
Nintendo Switch Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX - Rescue Team Camps
Aged Chamber A—N • Aged Chamber O—? • Ancient Relic • Beau Plains • Boulder Cave • Bountiful Sea • Crater • Cryptic Cave • Darkness Ridge • Decrepit Lab • Deepsea Current • Deepsea Floor • Dragon Cave • Echo Cave • Enclosed Island • Evolution Forest • Final Island • Flyaway Forest • Frigid Cavern • Gourd Swamp • Healing Forest • Ice Floe Beach • Jungle • Legendary Island • Magnetic Quarry • Mt. Cleft • Mt. Green • Mt. Discipline • Mt. Moonview • Mushroom Forest • Mystic Lake • Overgrown Forest • Poison Swamp • Power Plant • Rainbow Peak • Ravaged Field • Rub-a-Dub River • Sacred Field • Safari • Scorched Plains • Seafloor Cave • Secretive Forest • Serene Sea • Shallow Beach • Sky-Blue Plains • Southern Island • Stratos Lookout • Stump Forest • Tadpole Pond • Thunder Crag • Treasure Sea • Turtleshell Pond • Vibrant Forest • Volcanic Pit • Waterfall Lake • Wild Plains • Withering Desert

References

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