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This page is for miscellaneous removed and {{SuperMD|unused}} content in {{ | This page is for miscellaneous removed and {{SuperMD|unused}} content in {{SuperMDTitle}} that doesn't fit the other unused content pages. | ||
==Unused Artwork== | ==Unused Artwork== | ||
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Gates to Infinity leftover. The list of Pokémon that appear on the current floor can't be seen, and enemy Pokémon that regularly appear in dungeons can't be recruited at all. | Gates to Infinity leftover. The list of Pokémon that appear on the current floor can't be seen, and enemy Pokémon that regularly appear in dungeons can't be recruited at all. | ||
==Codename== | |||
The code name for the game is "para2"<ref>https://pokemon.gamespress.com/Pokemon-Super-Mystery-Dungeon</ref>, with para referencing {{Pkmn|Pokémon Paradise}}, and 2 marking it as a successor to {{GatesToInfinityTitle}}. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* <ref>https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/35921-pokemon-super-mystery-dungeon-and-pmdgti-research-and-utilities/page/5/#comment-194206</ref> Unused unknown building artwork found by evandixon on Project Pokémon. | * <ref>https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/35921-pokemon-super-mystery-dungeon-and-pmdgti-research-and-utilities/page/5/#comment-194206</ref> Unused unknown building artwork found by evandixon on Project Pokémon. | ||
* Unused male partner discovered by {{Admin|B}}. | |||
* Unused menu buttons discovered by {{Admin|B}}. | |||
* Unused dungeon options and features discovered by {{Admin|B}}. | |||
* Unused male partner discovered by | * Connection Orb trivia noticed by {{Admin|B}}. | ||
* Unused menu buttons discovered by | * New unused Team Skills found by {{Admin|B}}. | ||
* Unused dungeon options and features discovered by | |||
* Connection Orb trivia noticed by | |||
* New unused Team Skills found by | |||
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[[Category:Super MD unused content]] | [[Category:Super MD unused content]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:34, 29 June 2025
This page is for miscellaneous removed and unused content in 
Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon that doesn't fit the other unused content pages.
Unused Artwork
An illustration featuring a Pikachu in front of a giant unknown building, with some debug lines on top.
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Unused Team Skills
There is a leftover list of Team Skills from Gates to Infinity, but at the end, there are some new ones that weren't present in that game:
- SKILL_KAKUNIN2
- SKILL_FRIEND_RENKEI_PP
- SKILL_FRIEND_KABAU
- SKILL_FRIEND_IYASHI
- SKILL_FRIEND_YOBI_1
- SKILL_FRIEND_YOBI_2
- SKILL_FRIEND_YOBI_3
Unused Male Partner
In the European version of the game, the partner is always female. Male dialogue phrases (even if not translated) in the European version go unused.
Unused Menu Buttons
In some menus, on the top right corner of the touch screen, a small button may appear. Depending on the menu, the button performs one of the following: change the size of the bigger touch screen buttons (nine dots button, three dots button), display a description (question mark button), or go back to the previous menu (left pointing arrow). In the game's image files however, many more buttons in the same style can be found, as well as a search bar in the same style. Two of the buttons in question seem to involve enabling and disabling some multiplayer functionality.
Unused buttons in the style used for the Main Menu and the game menu (opened by pressing the X button) are also present. One of them is another multiplayer connectivity button. In the previous game, Gates to Infinity, local multiplayer features were accessed from the X button menu. There is also an unused Debug button.
Unused dungeon options and features
The message file with the hash 0x1498 contains the following lines.
"It changes whether or not you'll see far-off teammates when something happens to them." This option was present in previous games.
"Visual effects of moves are skipped while [M:B04] is held down." Present in Gates to Infinity.
"Alliances will be activated automatically." Unused.
"[CS:05]Pokémon you may encounter here. [CR]Pokémon who have joined your team.
[CS:05]Pokémon You May Encounter Here
Pokémon who can appear[R][VO:00:0001][RT]Befriend: [CS:01]Yes
Pokémon who can appear[R][VO:00:0001][RT]Befriend: [CS:01]No"
Gates to Infinity leftover. The list of Pokémon that appear on the current floor can't be seen, and enemy Pokémon that regularly appear in dungeons can't be recruited at all.
Codename
The code name for the game is "para2"[1], with para referencing Pokémon Paradise, and 2 marking it as a successor to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity.
Trivia
- Connection Orb messages are internally referred to by the developers as "TWEET", indicating they were inspired by the website Twitter.
- This is further supported by [Very popular] A collection of tweets by Tsubugorou ◎
, a series of Japanese Twitter posts (also available on the Super MD website) describing the Pokémon World from the perspective of a human that turned into a Mudkip.
- This is further supported by [Very popular] A collection of tweets by Tsubugorou ◎
See Also
| Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon - Removed and Unused Content |
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| Abilities • Debug menus (Debug text • Dungeon debug • Ground debug) • Dungeons • Dungeon Descriptions • Items • Locations • Miscellaneous • Moves • Music and sound effects • Pokémon • Prototype Content |