Rescue Team:Mt. Blaze

Mt. Blaze ほのおの　やま
Information
Entrance Location		Story event / Rescue Team Base
Final Goal Floor		Mt. Blaze Peak floor 3
Total Floor Count		15
Initial Level		Current
Bring Items In?		Yesː 20
Bring Poké In?		Yes
Bring Team Members In?		Yesː Partner / 2
Rescues		Yes
Kangaskhan Rest Stops		12
Weather		Clear
Visibility		Normal
Kecleon Shops		Yes
Monster Houses		No
Unseen Force		Mt. Blazeː 1,000 turns Mt. Blaze Peakː 800 turns
Boss		Moltres
Navigation
← Previous dungeon		Next dungeon →
	Lapis Cave	Frosty Forest

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

For the lore page, see Pkmn:Mt. Blaze.

Mt. Blaze (Japanese: ほのおの　やま) is a dungeon in / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team. It is unlocked after completing Lapis Cave.

Plot

Once the player and partner exist Lapis Cave, they continue running up until they come across Mt. Blaze. The partner is amazed by the volcano ahead, calling it the "Mountain of Fire", but both the player and partner's wonder of the site is cut short by the townsfolk who are still continuing to chase after them. The player and partner then come across the entrance of Mt. Blaze, where the player is given a choice whether to choose the Rock Path or Mt. Blaze. Choosing the Rock Path will end up having the two return to whence they came, so in order to progress they must enter Mt. Blaze itself.

Once crossing the floors of Mt. Blaze and defeating mostly fire-type opponents, the player and partner reach the summit peak, where Moltres confronts them. Moltres reveals that it is angry that there are so many natural disasters, and believes the player and partner are the causes of it. A boss battle ensues, in which Moltres is defeated. The partner then promises Moltres that they will calm the natural disasters as well as assuring it that they are not the culprits of it all, to which Moltres accepts and allows them to pass. The player and partner then stop a while after exiting Mt. Blaze, in order to sit, think and exchange dialogue, before continuing their journey to the northeastern sides of the land after remembering that they are still being hunted down.

Dungeon information

Weather conditions and monster houses do not occur on any given floor. The dungeon has 12 floors with 3 summit floors, making it have 15 floors in total. Moltres rests upon the final 3rd Summit floor.

This is the first dungeon to have Kecleon Shops and buried items, and the first to also introduce lava. It is the second dungeon accessible during the Fugitive Arc.

Pokémon

No Pokémon can be recruited until the dungeon has been cleared for the first time.

Mt. Blaze

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Pidgeot	ピジョット			16	125	1 - 3	Unrecruitable			Both
	Magby	ブビィ			17	143	1 - 5	9.5%	Crater	No	Both
	Numel	ドンメル			14	115	1 - 6	8.1%	Crater	No	Both
	Slugma	マグマッグ			16	137	1 - 12	11.4%	Crater	No	Both
	Shuckle	ツボツボ			15	120	5 - 9	6.9%	Mt. Deepgreen	Yes	Both
	Torkoal	コータス			15	120	7 - 12	8.1%	Crater	No	Both
	Rapidash	ギャロップ			10	133	8 - 12	Unrecruitable			Both

Mt. Blaze Peak

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Arcanine	ウインディ			18	162	1 - 2	Unrecruitable			Both
	Fearow	オニドリル			17	130	1 - 2	Unrecruitable			Both

Boss

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Recruit Chance		Move
	English	Japanese					Base Chance	Friend Area
	Moltres	ファイヤー			32		Unrecruitable		Agility
									Wing Attack
									Ember
									Fire Spin
	Moltres	ファイヤー			52		30.0%	Legendary Island	Flamethrower
									Agility
									Endure
									Wing Attack
									Ember
									Fire Spin

Recruitment Calculator

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Items and Poké

Mt. Blaze

Ground

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
[Data needed]	[Data needed]	1 - 14

Equipment
English	Japanese	Floors
Power Band	パワーバンダナ	1 - 14
Special Band	スペシャルリボン	1 - 14

Projectile
English	Japanese	Floors
Gravelerock	ゴローンのいし	1 - 14

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Black Gummi	くろいグミ	1 - 14
Brown Gummi	ちゃいろグミ	1 - 14
Gray Gummi	はいいろグミ	1 - 14
Orange Gummi	だいだいグミ	1 - 14
Pink Gummi	ももいろグミ	1 - 14
Red Gummi	あかいグミ	1 - 14
Silver Gummi	ぎんいろグミ	1 - 14

TM
English	Japanese	Floors
Aerial Ace TM	つばめがえし	1 - 14
Attract TM	メロメロ	1 - 14
Brick Break TM	かわらわり	1 - 14
Bullet Seed TM	タネマシンガン	1 - 14
Dig TM	あなをほる	1 - 14
Facade TM	からげんき	1 - 14
Frustration TM	やつあたり	1 - 14
Giga Drain TM	ギガドレイン	1 - 14
Hidden Power TM	めざめるパワー	1 - 14
Rest TM	ねむる	1 - 14
Return TM	おんがえし	1 - 14
Roar TM	ほえる	1 - 14
Safeguard TM	しんぴのまもり	1 - 14
Secret Power TM	ひみつのちから	1 - 14
Shadow Ball TM	シャドーボール	1 - 14
Shock Wave TM	でんげきは	1 - 14
Taunt TM	ちょうはつ	1 - 14
Thief TM	どろぼう	1 - 14
Torment TM	いちゃもん	1 - 14
Toxic TM	どくどく	1 - 14

Link Box
English	Japanese	Floors
Link Box	れんけつばこ	1 - 14

Mt. Blaze Peak

Ground

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
[Data needed]	[Data needed]	1 - 2

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Red Gummi	あかいグミ	1 - 2

Special Tiles

Mt. Blaze

Sprite	Trap		Floors
English	Japanese
	Wonder Tile	ふしぎなゆか	1 - 12

Mt. Blaze Peak

Sprite	Trap		Floors
English	Japanese
	Wonder Tile	ふしぎなゆか	1 - 2

Traps

No traps are found in Mt. Blaze.

Gallery

• 

  Cutscene.

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  Entrance.

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  Summit.

Trivia

• Mt. Blaze is the first dungeon to feature lava tiles.
• Mt. Blaze is the first dungeon to have Kecleon Shops.
• Mt. Blaze Peak is the first dungeon to have buried items.

In Other Languages

Language Name English Mt. Blaze Japanese ほのおの　やま Mt. Blaze French Mt Ardent Spanish Monte Ígneo German Feuerberg Italian Monte Vampa Korean 화염산

Language Name English Mt. Blaze Peak Japanese ほのおの　やま さんちょう French Mt Ardent-Pic Spanish Pico Ígneo German Feuerberggipfel Italian Vetta Vampa Korean 화염산 중턱

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