Rescue Team:Silent Chasm

Silent Chasm ちんもくのたに
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 2
Rescues		Yes
Kangaskhan Rest Stops		None
Weather		Clear
Visibility		Normal
Kecleon Shops		No
Monster Houses		No
Unseen Force		1,000 turns
Boss		None
Navigation
← Previous dungeon		Next dungeon →
	Sinister Woods	Mt. Thunder

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

For the lore page, see Pkmn:Silent Chasm.

Silent Chasm (Japanese: ちんもくのたに, Silent Valley) is a dungeon in / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team. It is unlocked after completing Sinister Woods.

Plot

The team receives a mission to rescue Jumpluff and Shiftry's Rescue Team.

Jumpluff meets with the team at the entrance to Silent Chasm. Jumpluff confirms its friend, another Jumpluff, is lost inside. Jumpluff also informs the team that it is rumored an "amazing monster" sleeps inside.

Once the rescue team reaches floor 10, they find Jumpluff and Shiftry. Shiftry warns the team to escape and disappears into a flash of light. Zapdos appears and tells the team "If you wish to save Shiftry, then scale Mt. Thunder!" The team escapes the dungeon with Jumpluff.

Pokémon

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Farfetch'd	カモネギ			10	76	1 - 3	7.2%	Wild Plains	Yes	Both
	Teddiursa	ヒメグマ			10	76	1 - 3	11.4%	Mt. Deepgreen	Yes	Both
	Weedle	ビードル			8	30	1 - 6	11.4%	Mist-Rise Forest	Yes	Both
	Gloom	クサイハナ			10	68	1 - 9	-19.0%	Jungle	Yes	Both
	Yanma	ヤンヤンマ			10	104	1 - 9	7.4%	Mist-Rise Forest	Yes	Both
	Dustox	ドクケイル			10	70	4 - 7	Unrecruitable			Both
	Houndour	デルビル			11	90	5 - 7	11.4%	Ravaged Field	Yes	Both
	Poliwag	ニョロモ			10	76	5 - 9	8.1%	Tadpole Pond	Yes	Both
	Spinarak	イトマル			11	100	6 - 9	7.8%	Secretive Forest	No	Both
	Trapinch	ナックラー			11	120	6 - 9	8.3%	Furnace Desert	No	Both
	Paras	パラス			11	60	7 - 9	11.4%	Mushroom Forest	Yes	Both
	Beedrill	スピアー			10	76	9	Unrecruitable			Both

Recruitment Calculator

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Items and Poké

Ground

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
2	120	1 - 9

Berry
English	Japanese	Floors
Cheri Berry	クラボのみ	1 - 9
Oran Berry	オレンのみ	1 - 9
Pecha Berry	モモンのみ	1 - 9
Rawst Berry	チーゴのみ	1 - 9

Health Drink
English	Japanese	Floors
Max Elixir	ピーピーマックス	1 - 9

Seed
English	Japanese	Floors
Blast Seed	ばくれつのタネ	1 - 9

Wonder Orb
English	Japanese	Floors
Blowback Orb	ふっとびだま	1 - 9
Escape Orb	あなぬけのたま	1 - 9
Hurl Orb	なげとばしだま	1 - 9
Scanner Orb	ものみのたま	1 - 9
Switcher Orb	ばしょがえだま	1 - 9
Warp Orb	ワープだま	1 - 9

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Blue Gummi	あおいグミ	1 - 9
Brown Gummi	ちゃいろグミ	1 - 9
Gold Gummi	きんいろグミ	1 - 9
Gray Gummi	はいいろグミ	1 - 9
Orange Gummi	だいだいグミ	1 - 9
Purple Gummi	むらさきグミ	1 - 9
Red Gummi	あかいグミ	1 - 9
Royal Gummi	こんいろグミ	1 - 9
White Gummi	しろいグミ	1 - 9
Yellow Gummi	きいろグミ	1 - 9

Projectile
English	Japanese	Floors
Gravelerock	ゴローンのいし	1 - 9

Equipment
English	Japanese	Floors
Power Band	パワーバンダナ	1 - 9
Special Band	スペシャルリボン	1 - 9

Special Tiles

Sprite	Trap		Floors
English	Japanese
	Wonder Tile	ふしぎなゆか	1 - 9

Traps

No traps are found in Silent Chasm.

Gallery

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  Outside Silent Chasm.

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In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Silent Chasm
Japanese		ちんもくのたに, Silent Valley
French		Val Silencieux
Spanish		Sima Silenciosa
German		Stillklamm
Italian		Abisso Silente
Korean		침묵의 계곡 Chimmug-ui gyegog

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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