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'''Rescues''', first introduced in the original GBC release of {{MagicCastleGBC|Magic Caste of the Desert}}, due to their popularity Chunsoft brought them back in most future games in some way that usually functions via local wireless, passwords, or the internet. For the most part, their functionality and purpose have changed very little and are often found to be exploited by fans in both the English and Japanese communities.
'''Rescues''', first introduced in {{MagicCastleGBCTitle}}, due to their popularity Chunsoft brought them back in most future games in some way that usually functions via local wireless, passwords, or the internet. For the most part, their functionality and purpose have changed very little and are often found to be exploited by fans in both the English and Japanese communities.
 
==Rescues==
* {{Shiren5DS|Rescues}} in the {{Meta|Nintendo DS}} release
** Online rescues are no longer functional.
** Chinese and Korean unofficial translations exist, likely use Japanese passwords.
* {{Shiren5Vita|Rescues}} in the {{Meta|PlayStation Vita}}
** Online rescues are no longer functional.
* {{Shiren52020|Rescues}} in the {{Meta|Steam}} and {{Meta|Nintendo Switch}} releases.


==References==
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[[Category:Shiren 5 Gameplay Elements]]
[[Category:Shiren 5 Vita Gameplay Elements]]
[[Category:Shiren 5 Disambiguations]]

Latest revision as of 22:18, 27 May 2025

Rescues, first introduced in Game Boy Color Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB2 - Magic Castle of the Desert, due to their popularity Chunsoft brought them back in most future games in some way that usually functions via local wireless, passwords, or the internet. For the most part, their functionality and purpose have changed very little and are often found to be exploited by fans in both the English and Japanese communities.

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