Rescue Team:Uproar Forest

This Uproar Forest page is about the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release. For the Nintendo Switch release, see Rescue Team DX:Uproar Forest.

For the lore page, see Pkmn:Uproar Forest.

Uproar Forest (Japanese: さわぎの　もり, Uproar Forest) is a main-story side dungeon that is accessible in both Red and Blue Rescue Teams. It is the only dungeon in the main story that is a side quest dungeon, and is accessible after completing the last of the Fugitive Arc and 3 subsequent rescue missions. After completing this dungeon and its events, the main storyline will resume. The Chestnut can only be found in this dungeon, and only during the ninth floor.

Plot

After the journey to Mt. Freeze and completing at least three rescue missions, the player will find a mission on the board stating "Punish Bad Mankey." Once the player accepts this, Wynaut and Wobbuffet will show up and thank the player for accepting their request, stating that there are Mankey in Uproar Forest going on a rampage and getting out of control. This unlocks Uproar Forest, and the player and partner then venture out into the Forest in order to calm them down.

Once reaching the final floor, the player and partner then encounter some angry Mankey who immediately engage in a battle. Once defeated, a cutscene will occur where Wynaut and Wobbuffet are thanking the player for calming the Mankey down, and as such offer to redesign the player's Team Base, to which the rescue team happily obliges. Caterpie offers to help out too. However, the Mankey are not willing to help until they spot the Chestnut that the player is holding. A deal is then struck in that if the Mankey are given a peeled Chestnut, then they will do their part in redesigning the Team Base.

After a while of collecting Chestnuts for the Mankey, the Team Base is completed. Everyone marvels at the result, and the Mankey are happy too until they realise this means that there will be no more Chestnuts. They then attack the Team Base and the gang goes after them in order to calm the Mankey down. This particular side line plot then ends, and the main story line continues.

Dungeon information

There are 10 floors in total. Weather conditions do occur on random floor levels, and Monster Houses can be set to appear. Traps, Kecleon Shops and buried items do not appear on any given floor, however. All floors are shrouded in darkness.

Pokémon

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Venonat	コンパン			17	[Research required]	1 - 5	11.4%	Secretive Forest	No	Both
	Aipom	エイパム			15	[Research required]	1 - 6	7.2%	Energetic Forest	Yes	Blue
	Seedot	タネボー			16	[Research required]	1 - 9	11.2%	Mushroom Forest	Yes	Both
	Roselia	ロゼリア			16	[Research required]	4 - 7	7.0%	Beau Plains	Yes	Red
	Nuzleaf	コノハナ			10	[Research required]	5 - 9	-19.0%	Mushroom Forest	Yes	Both
	Mankey	マンキー			11	[Research required]	8 - 9	10.9%	Energetic Forest	Yes	Both

Aipom is initially Blue Rescue Team exclusive.

Aipom can be recruited during the story if the Hero or Partner is Pikachu, Meowth, or Skitty.

Roselia is initially Red Rescue Team exclusive.

Mankey is unrecruitable until the Mankey Gang is defeated.

Mankey can be recruited during the story if the Hero or Partner is Pikachu, Meowth, or Skitty.

Boss

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Recruit Chance		Move
	English	Japanese					Base Chance	Friend Area
	Mankey Gang	マンキー			11	[Research required]	Unrecruitable		Karate Chop
									Low Kick
									Leer
									Scratch

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Items and Poké

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
[Data needed]	[Data needed]	1 - 8, 10

Food
English	Japanese	Floors
Apple	リンゴ	1 - 8
Chestnut	イガグリ	9

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Grass Gummi	わかくさグミ	1 - 8
Green Gummi	みどりグミ	1 - 8

Berry
English	Japanese	Floors
Cheri Berry	クラボのみ	1 - 8, 10
Oran Berry	オレンのみ	1 - 8, 10
Pecha Berry	モモンのみ	1 - 8, 10

Seed
English	Japanese	Floors
Blast Seed	ばくれつのタネ	1 - 8, 10
Heal Seed	いやしのタネ	1 - 8, 10

Traps

Sprite	Trap		Floors
English	Japanese
	Wonder Tile	ふしぎなゆか	1 - 10

Trivia

• Uproar Forest is the first-story dungeon to feature Monster Houses.
• Uproar Forest is also the only dungeon to feature a Pokémon that cannot be recruited until a successful first attempt has been made, being the Pokémon Mankey.
• The Chestnut is exclusive to Uproar Forest.

In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Uproar Forest
Japanese		さわぎの　もり Uproar Forest
French		Bois Brouhaha
Spanish		Bosque Alboroto
German		Tumultwald
Italian		Foresta Baraonda
Korean		소동의 숲 Sodong-ui Sup

References

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