Rescue Team:Mt. Steel

Mt. Steel ハガネやま
Information
Entrance Location		Rescue Team Base
Final Goal Floor		9
Total Floor Count		9
Initial Level		Current
Bring Items In?		Yesː 20
Bring Poké In?		Yes
Bring Team Members In?		Yesː Partner / 2
Rescues		Yes
Kangaskhan Rest Stops		None
Weather		Clear
Visibility		Normal
Kecleon Shops		No
Monster Houses		No
Unseen Force		1,000 turns
Boss		Skarmory (first visit)
Navigation
← Previous dungeon		Next dungeon →
	Thunderwave Cave	Sinister Woods

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

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

Mt. Steel (Japanese: ハガネやま) is adungeon in / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team. It is unlocked after completing Thunderwave Cave and two random missions.

Plot

The morning after an earthquake, Dugtrio visits the hero at the Rescue Team Base and explains that his son, Diglett was attacked and kidnapped to be taken to the top of Mt. Steel by Skarmory, who blames Diglett and Dugtrio for the recent earthquakes. Dugtrio says he can't climb that high, which is why he is looking for help. The hero and partner climb Mt. Steel and try to explain the situation to Skarmory, who puts up a fight. After Skarmory flees from the battle, the two Magnemite that the hero and partner helped in Thunderwave Cave come to help by taking Diglett away from the cliif he's stuck in. The partner then asks the Magnemite if they want to join the team, however they can't join yet because the hero and partner don't have their Friend Area yet.

As a reward for saving Diglett, the hero's team receives 500 Poké, a Pecha Scarf, and a Ginseng.

Dungeon information

Jobs

Rank	Floors	Mission
E	1 - 8	Any
D	5 - 8	Any

Pokémon

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Baltoy	ヤジロン			5	29	1 - 4	5.6%	Ancient Relic	No	Both
	Spearow	オニスズメ			4	32	1 - 4	11.9%	Ravaged Field	Yes	Both
	Aron	ココドラ			6	52	1 - 8	7.8%	Mt. Cleft	Yes	Both
	Zigzagoon	ジグザグマ			5	35	1 - 8	8.5%	Wild Plains	Yes	Both
	Beldum	ダンバル			5	44	5 - 8	7.8%	Magnetic Quarry	Yes	Both
	Geodude	イシツブテ			5	35	5 - 8	9.1%	Mt. Deepgreen	Yes	Both
	Meditite	アサナン			6	48	5 - 8	5.5%	Mt. Discipline	Yes	Both
	Tyrogue	バルキー			6	45	5 - 8	8.0%	Mt. Discipline	Yes	Both
	Pinsir	カイロス			6	60	7 - 8	8.3%	Overgrown Forest	Yes	Both

Boss

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Recruit Chance		Move
	English	Japanese					Base Chance	Friend Area
	Skarmory	エアームド			10	[Research required]	Unrecruitable		Sand-Attack
									Peck
									Leer

Recruitment Calculator

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Items and Poké

Ground

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
2	120	1 - 8

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

Health Drink
English	Japanese	Floors
Max Elixir	ピーピーマックス	1 - 8

Seed
English	Japanese	Floors
Blast Seed	ばくれつのタネ	1 - 8

Wonder Orb
English	Japanese	Floors
Blowback Orb	ふっとびだま	1 - 8
Escape Orb	あなぬけのたま	1 - 8
Hurl Orb	なげとばしだま	1 - 8
Petrify Orb	しばりだま	1 - 8
Switcher Orb	ばしょがえだま	1 - 8
Warp Orb	ワープだま	1 - 8

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Orange Gummi	だいだいグミ	1 - 8
White Gummi	しろいグミ	1 - 8

Projectile
English	Japanese	Floors
Gravelerock	ゴローンのいし	1 - 8

Special Tiles

Sprite	Trap		Floors
English	Japanese
	Wonder Tile	ふしぎなゆか	1 - 8

Traps

No traps are found in Mt. Steel.

Gallery

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  Mt. Steel entrance.

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  Dungeon terrain starting on floor 6.

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  Mt. Steel summit

Trivia

• Mt. Steel is the first dungeon to introduce Wonder Orbs and Gummis.
  • It is also the first dungeon to contain a boss at the end of a dungeon.

In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Mt. Steel
Japanese		ハガネやま Mt. Steel
French		Mt. Acier
Spanish		Monte Acero
German		Stahlberg
Italian		Monte Acciaio
Korean		전자파 동굴

References

• 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.
• Walkthrough from GameFAQs.

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