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This Fiery Field page is about the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release. For the Nintendo Switch release, see Rescue Team DX:Fiery Field.
For the lore page, see Pkmn:Fiery Field.

Fiery Field (Japanese: ほのおの　だいち, Blazing Land) is a Post-Credits dungeon in Red and Blue Rescue Team. It is the first of four chain dungeons for the quest to find the Mirage Pokémon, and is unlocked after the player obtains Surf HM from Solar Cave, the HM necessary to access this (and various other future) dungeons.

Plot

After helping Spinda, who collapses in Pokémon Square from being worn out, it tells them that it's giving up the mission on finding the Mirage Pokémon. It then gives the protagonists the Clear Wing, thinking that the item is related to the Mirage Pokémon in some way. In order to confirm this, however, the protagonists must venture to Great Canyon to consult Xatu over it. Xatu then tells the protagonists of the Three Fields, where they can find all the shadows of the Mirage Pokémon. These Pokémon will help the players discover who the Mirage Pokémon truly is. The protagonists then gain access to Fiery Field.

Upon reaching the end of Fiery Field and battling Entei, the player then presents it with the Clear Wing. Entei then turns the Clear Wing into the Red Wing, and will tell the player to head to Lightning Field in order to change the wing further.

Dungeon information

All floors from 1 - 29 are shrouded in darkness, whilst floor 30 houses Entei, the boss. There is no chance of finding a Kecleon Shop or Monster House. Fiery Field is also notable for its Fire Stones, located and sprawled around various rooms on floor 29.

Surf HM is necessary to access this dungeon. The player also must Quicksave before entering.

Jobs

Pokémon

SpritePokémonTypeLevelExperienceFloorsRecruit ChanceAvailable in
EnglishJapaneseBase ChanceFriend AreaStory
Numel's sprite.NumelドンメルFire-typeGround-type352201 - 48.1%CraterNoBoth
Vulpix's sprite.VulpixロコンFire-type321101 - 412.2%Darkness RidgeNoBoth
Slugma's sprite.SlugmaマグマッグFire-type282031 - 511.4%CraterNoBoth
Ursaring's sprite.UrsaringリングマNormal-type253401 - 5UnrecruitableBoth
Magmar's sprite.MagmarブーバーFire-type331894 - 7UnrecruitableBoth
Charmander's sprite.CharmanderヒトカゲFire-type30935 - 811.7%Mt. CleftNoBoth
Magby's sprite.MagbyブビィFire-type312206 - 99.5%CraterNoBoth
Torkoal's sprite.TorkoalコータスFire-type332109 - 148.1%CraterNoBoth
Flareon's sprite.FlareonブースターFire-type2223210 - 16UnrecruitableBoth
Rapidash's sprite.RapidashギャロップFire-type3027310 - 16UnrecruitableBoth
Ditto's sprite.DittoメタモンNormal-type402410 - 206.8%Decrepit LabYesBoth
Camerupt's sprite.CameruptバクーダFire-typeGround-type3752915 - 21UnrecruitableBoth
Quilava's sprite.QuilavaマグマラシFire-type2519315 - 24-19.0%Scorched PlainsNoBoth
Machoke's sprite.MachokeゴーリキーFighting-type2428017 - 25-19.0%Mt. DisciplineNoBoth
Magcargo's sprite.MagcargoマグカルゴFire-typeRock-type3021817 - 25UnrecruitableBoth
Combusken's sprite.CombuskenワカシャモFire-typeFighting-type2619922 - 29-19.0%Scorched PlainsNoBoth
Charmeleon's sprite.CharmeleonリザードFire-type3022226 - 29-19.0%Mt. CleftNoBoth

Boss

SpritePokémonTypeLevelExperienceRecruit ChanceMove
EnglishJapaneseBase ChanceFriend Area
Entei's sprite.EnteiエンテイFire-type45[Research required]0.1%Sacred FieldBite
Leer
Ember
Stomp
Roar
Fire Spin

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Items and Poké

Poké's sprite.
Poké
Lowest amountHighest amountFloors
[Data needed][Data needed]1 - 28
Scarf's sprite.
Equipment
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Bounce Bandおはじきリボン1 - 28
Def. Scarfぼうぎょスカーフ1 - 28
Diet Ribbonはらぺこリボン1 - 28
Joy Ribbonしあわせリボン1 - 28
No-Stick Capくっつかずきん1 - 28
Pierce Bandかんつうバンダナ1 - 28
Racket Bandばくおんハチマキ1 - 28
Sneak Scarfこっそりスカーフ1 - 28
Special Bandスペシャルリボン1 - 28
X-Ray Specsみとおしメガネ 1 - 28
Zinc Bandキトサンバンダナ1 - 28
Gravelerock's sprite.
Projectile
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Gravelerockゴローンのいし1 - 28
Iron Thornてつのトゲ1 - 28
Silver Spikeぎんのハリ1 - 28
Stickきのえだ1 - 28
Apple's sprite.
Food
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Appleリンゴ1 - 28
Oran Berry's sprite.
Berry
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Cheri Berryクラボのみ1 - 28
Chesto Berryカゴのみ1 - 28
Oran Berryオレンのみ1 - 28
Pecha Berryモモンのみ1 - 28
Rawst Berryチーゴのみ1 - 28
Seed's sprite.
Seed
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Allure Seedまどわしのタネ1 - 28
Blast Seedばくれつのタネ1 - 28
Blinker Seedめつぶしのタネ1 - 28
Eyedrop Seedめぐすりのタネ1 - 28
Heal Seedいやしのタネ1 - 28
Hunger Seedくうふくのタネ1 - 28
Quick Seedしゅんそくのタネ1 - 28
Reviver Seedふっかつのタネ1 - 28
Sleep Seedすいみんのタネ1 - 28
Stun Seedしばられのタネ1 - 28
Totter Seedふらふらのタネ1 - 28
Warp Seedワープのタネ1 - 28
Health Drink's sprite.
Health Drink
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Calciumリゾチウム1 - 28
Ironブロムヘキシン1 - 28
Max Elixirピーピーマックス1 - 28
Proteinタウリン1 - 28
Zincキトサン1 - 28
Evolution Items's sprite.
Evolution Items
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Fire Stoneほのおのいし29
TM's sprite.
TM
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Aerial Ace TMつばめがえし1 - 29
Attract TMメロメロ1 - 29
Brick Break TMかわらわり1 - 29
Bullet Seed TMタネマシンガン1 - 29
Calm Mind TMめいそう1 - 29
Dig TMあなをほる1 - 29
Earthquake TMじしん1 - 29
Facade TMからげんき1 - 29
Fire Blast TMだいもんじ1 - 29
Flamethrower TMかえんほうしゃ1 - 29
Focus Punch TMきあいパンチ1 - 29
Frustration TMやつあたり1 - 29
TM Giga Drain1 - 29
TM Hidden Power1 - 29
TM Ice Beam1 - 29
TM Light Screen1 - 29
TM Psychic1 - 29
TM Reflect1 - 29
TM Rest1 - 29
TM Return1 - 29
TM Roar1 - 29
TM Safeguard1 - 29
TM Secret Power1 - 29
TM Shadow Ball1 - 29
TM Shock Wave1 - 29
TM Solarbeam1 - 29
TM Taunt1 - 29
TM Thief1 - 29
TM Thunderbolt1 - 29
TM Torment1 - 29
TM Toxic1 - 29
Wonder Orb's sprite.
Wonder Orb
EnglishJapaneseFloors
Blowback Orbふっとびだま1 - 28
Cleanse Orbせんたくだま1 - 28
Escape Orbあなぬけのたま1 - 28
Evasion Orbぶんしんだま1 - 28
Hurl Orbなげとばしだま1 - 28
Petrify Orbしばりだま1 - 28
Pounce Orbとびつきのたま1 - 28
Radar Orbたんちのたま1 - 28
Rebound Orbはねかえしだま1 - 28
Rollcall Orbあつまれだま1 - 28
Scanner Orbものみのたま1 - 28
Switcher Orbばしょがえだま1 - 28
Trapbust Orbわなこわしだま1 - 28
Trawl Orbひきよせのたま1 - 28
Warp Orbワープだま1 - 28

Traps

SpriteTrapFloors
EnglishJapanese
Explosion Trap's sprite.Explosion Trapばくはスイッチ1 - 29
Grimy Trap's sprite.Grimy Trapベトベタスイッチ1 - 29
Mud Trap's sprite.Mud Trapどろスイッチ1 - 29
PP-Zero Trap's sprite.PP-Zero Trapわざへりのわな1 - 29
Seal Trap's sprite.Seal Trapふういんスイッチ1 - 29
Selfdestruct Trap's sprite.Selfdestruct Trapじばくスイッチ1 - 29
Slow Trap's sprite.Slow Trapヤドンスイッチ1 - 29
Slumber Trap's sprite.Slumber Trapバクスイッチ1 - 29
Spin Trap's sprite.Spin Trapぐるぐるスイッチ1 - 29
Sticky Trap's sprite.Sticky Trapくっつきスイッチ1 - 29
Warp Trap's sprite.Warp Trapワープスイッチ1 - 29


Trivia

  • All first evolution stages of the Fire Starter Pokémon can be found here.

In Other Languages

Language Name
English Fiery Field
Japanese ほのおの　だいち Blazing Land
French Terres de Feu
Spanish Campo de Fuego
German Feuerfeld
Italian Campo Infuocato
Korean 화염 대지

See Also

v • d • e
Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team - Locations
Town and Story Locations Hill of the Ancients • Luminous Cave • Makuhita Dojo • Pelipper Post Office • Pokémon Square • Rescue Team Base • Whiscash Pond
Dungeons Story Mode Frosty Forest (Frosty Grotto) • Great Canyon • Howling Forest • Lapis Cave • Magma Cavern (Magma Cavern Pit) • Mt. Blaze (Mt. Blaze Peak) • Mt. Freeze (Mt. Freeze Peak) • Mt. Steel (Mt. Steel Summit) • Mt. Thunder (Mt. Thunder Peak) • Rock PathInfo symbol.png • Silent Chasm • Sinister Woods • Sky Tower (Sky Tower Summit) • Snow PathInfo symbol.png • Thunderwave Cave • Tiny Woods • Uproar Forest
Post-credits Buried Relic • Darknight Relic • Desert Region • Far-off Sea • Fiery Field • Grand Sea • Joyous Tower • Lightning Field • Meteor Cave • Mt. Faraway • Murky Cave • Northern Range • Northwind Field • Pitfall Valley • Purity Forest • Silver Trench • Solar Cave • Southern Cavern • Stormy Sea • Unown Relic • Waterfall Pond • Western Cave • Wish Cave • Wyvern Hill
Event Only Fantasy Strait • Marvelous Sea • Oddity Cave • Remains Island
Special Unknown Dungeon
v • d • e
Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team - Dojo Mazes
Type-based Mazes Bug Maze • Dark Maze • Dragon Maze • Electric Maze • Fighting Maze • Fire Maze • Flying Maze • Ghost Maze • Grass Maze • Ground Maze • Ice Maze • Normal Maze • Poison Maze • Psychic Maze • Rock Maze • Steel Maze • Water Maze
Rescue Teams Rescue Team Maze • Team Constrictor • Team Hydro • Team Rumblerock • Team Shifty

References

  • [1] Part of this page history was imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki on Fandom as part of the Fandom-Gamepedia unification project while the MDFW was still on Gamepedia.
  • [2]Items
  1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/http://pmd-rt.fandom.com/wiki/Fiery_Field
  2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20161227123559/http://upcarchive.playker.info/0/upokecenter/content/pokemon-mystery-dungeon-item-chances.html
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