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The first time the player and partner arrive at Beach Cave Pit, they fight {{Pkmn|Koffing}} and {{Pkmn|Zubat}}, who have stolen the {{ExplorersTD|Relic Fragment}} from the {{Pkmn|Partner Character|partner}}. During the first exploration, it is only possible to carry one {{ExplorersTD|item}} at a time, as the {{ExplorersTD| | The first time the player and partner arrive at Beach Cave Pit, they fight {{Pkmn|Koffing}} and {{Pkmn|Zubat}}, who have stolen the {{ExplorersTD|Relic Fragment}} from the {{Pkmn|Partner Character|partner}}. During the first exploration, it is only possible to carry one {{ExplorersTD|item}} at a time, as the {{ExplorersTD|Exploration Teams|exploration team}} has yet to obtain the {{ExplorersTD|Treasure Bag}}. | ||
==Dungeon information== | ==Dungeon information== | ||
Revision as of 04:33, 20 December 2023
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Beach Cave (Japanese: かいがんのどうくつ, Coastal Cave) is the first dungeon in the Main Story of the Explorers games. It has 5 floors in total, including Beach Cave Pit (Japanese: かいがんのどうくつ おくそこ, Coastal Cave Pit) as the final floor.
Plot
The first time the player and partner arrive at Beach Cave Pit, they fight Koffing and Zubat, who have stolen the Relic Fragment from the partner. During the first exploration, it is only possible to carry one item at a time, as the exploration team has yet to obtain the Treasure Bag.
Dungeon information
Beach Cave is the only dungeon that can be reached in two different ways. The first is to take the usual way, the east entrance from Treasure Town's crossroads; the second is to go through the entrance on the Beach itself.
This is one of the smallest dungeons in the Explorers games: it only has four bottom floors before reaching the final goal, floor 5, titled as Beach Cave Pit, and each floor only have four to six rooms. Water appears throughout the entire dungeon.
Jobs
Jobs for this dungeon will usually have an E rank. Jobs that involve a client joining the team or that involve capturing an outlaw will usually have a D rank.
| Rank | Floors | Mission |
|---|---|---|
| E | 1 - 4 | Any |
| D | 1 - 4 | Outlaws |
Rescues
The player can not send a rescue help in Beach Cave.
Pokémon
Pokémon encountered in the dungeon are unrecruitable and has only Water and Rock type types Pokémon, which is a huge disadvantage for players who picked a Fire type Pokémon.
Beach Cave
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Beach Cave Pit - Boss Fight
Once the player goes through Beach Cave Pit, a cutscene plays before fighting against Team Skull. The area itself is in a rectangle with a length of 7x11 tiles and diamond-shaped obstacles around it. The boss fight are composed of Poison and Flying type Pokémon, which is a huge disadvantage for players who picked a Grass type Pokémon.
Zubat and Koffing can only be found here on the first visit, otherwise, the dungeon is considered as complete. Template:Dungeon Boss (Explorers TD) table start Template:Dungeon Boss (Explorers TD) table row Template:Dungeon Boss (Explorers TD) table row
Items and Poké
Unlike other dungeons, this one will automatically have the following items no matter the bottom floor or version of the game you are playing.
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There are no traps found in Beach Cave. Template:Dungeon Traps (Explorers TD) table start Template:Dungeon Traps (Explorers TD) table row
Gallery
- Explorers - Beach Cave entrance.jpg
The entrance of Beach Cave from the beach in the game.
- Explorers - Beach Cave.png
Inside Beach Cave.
- Explorers - Beach Cave Pit minimap.png
The minimap for Beach Cave Pit.
- Explorers - Beach Cave Pit.png
Beach Cave Pit.
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See Also
References
- [1] Pokémon, items, Poké and traps data from GameFAQs.