Rescue Team:Sky Tower

Sky Tower てんくうの　とう
Information
Entrance Location		Story event / Rescue Team Base
Final Goal Floor		Sky Tower Summit floor 9
Total Floor Count		34
Initial Level		Current
Bring Items In?		Yesː 20
Bring Poké In?		Yes
Bring Team Members In?		Yesː 1 / 2
Rescues		Yes
Kangaskhan Rest Stops		25
Weather		Sky Tower Clear: 1 - 6, 8 - 10, 13 - 14, 16 - 17, 19 - 20, 22 - 23, 25 Rain: 7 Hail: 11, 15, 18 Cloudy: 12, 21 Sunny: 24 Sky Tower Summit Clear: 1, 3, 5, 7 - 9 Sunny: 2 Cloudy: 4 Rain: 6
Visibility		Normal
Kecleon Shops		No
Monster Houses		Yes
Unseen Force		Sky Tower: 2,000 turns Sky Tower Summit: 600 turns
Boss		Rayquaza
Navigation
← Previous dungeon		Next dungeon →
	Magma Cavern	N/A

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

For the lore page, see Pkmn:Sky Tower.

Sky Tower  (Japanese: てんくうの　とう) is a story Dungeon in / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team. It is unlocked after completing Magma Cavern.

Plot

After subduing Groudon and saving the Rescue Teams who went down to Magma Cavern, the Hero and Partner return to the welcome arms of Pokémon Square. However, in the midst of their celebrations, Xatu telepathically communicates with them and warns them about the bigger dangers ahead. Xatu states that Groudon is not the cause of natural disasters and earthquakes; instead, the cause is a falling Meteor. It then states that if the meteor strikes the Pokémon World, then everyone there will be no more. Xatu then asks the Hero and their Partner to go up to Sky Tower to ask Rayquaza for assistance in destroying the meteor, as well as asking Alakazam to help it create the Teleport Gem, an important Item that will assist the Hero and their Partner in getting to Sky Tower. The Hero and their Partner are then given the day and night to prepare for the situation ahead.

At night, the Hero is visited by Gengar, who uses Dream Eater to inflict fear into the Hero but is intervened in the meantime by an orb, Gardevoir. Gardevoir then enters the dream, weakening Dream Eater, and begins talking to the Hero as usual. She informs the Hero that their journey is coming to an end, that the reason that they were chosen to become a Pokémon was because of their fate, and that it was their role to destroy the meteor and save the Pokémon World. She also reminisces on her original Trainer as well, stating that even though what they did was wrong, she still forgives them for it and still sees them as an irreplaceable friend. Gengar, watching all this, is heartbroken and runs away crying, to which Gardevoir notices and points it out. Gardevoir then notes that she has to go soon, as the sun is rising and the player's last mission is about to begin, and farewells the player, stating that they'll cross paths soon.

The Hero meets the early-rising Partner afterward, and the two set off to the Hill of Ancients in order to meet up with Xatu and Alakazam. They then give the player the Teleport Gem, stating that a Ghost-type Pokémon helped them in the process. The player and partner are then teleported to the entrance of Sky Tower, where they'll begin their treacherous journey to the top.

Once reaching the summit's top, the Hero and Partner then confront Rayquaza, who proceeds with a Boss Battle after refusing to listen to them. After being defeated, the Partner points out the meteor to Rayquaza and it dutifully destroys the meteor, shrouding the whole area in a large, white light.

The Hero is then next seen in the spirit realm, lying there unconscious, Gengar then appears and begins to drag the Hero to a supposed dark land, but suddenly stops halfway. He states that he's 'forgotten' where the dark realm is, and says that that isn't like him, and ditches the Hero. It is then revealed that Gengar had actually carried the Hero back to the Hill of Ancients, where all the townsfolk and the Partner await.

The Hero slowly wakes up, and everyone is overjoyed to see them wake up. Whilst everyone jokes around in the distance and celebrates over the meteor being destroyed, the Hero starts fading and Gardevoir appears, stating that it is time for the Hero to go. The Partner soon realizes this, and comments on the Hero fading, to which the Hero responds that they must return to the Human World as their role is complete. The Partner, shocked, does not want the Hero to leave, but the Hero cannot stop that, and soon they become a glowing orb that ascends to the sky. The Partner and townsfolk weep over the sudden loss, angry, upset, and sad that the Hero did not tell them sooner that they were leaving. The scene switches to the Hero floating and the credits roll.

After the credits, the Hero is seen stating that they did not want to leave, and they wanted to stay with a friend that was deemed irreplaceable and decide with their own will that they wanted to return. Down below, it is seen that everyone is at the Team Base, mourning over the loss, when the Hero's orb returns. Everyone notices and sees that the Hero has indeed returned, and all rejoice at the arrival, ending the main story plot of the game.

Dungeon information

The dungeon consists of 34 floors in total, with 25 main floors and 9 additional floors at Sky Tower Summit. Weather conditions are set to appear on multiple floors of both the main floor and the summit, and Monster Houses are also set to appear on all floors except 1 and 2. However, there is no chance of finding a Kecleon Shop or buried items on any floor. The Teleport Gem is first required to access Sky Tower, however, anytime after that the Fly HM or a Pokémon that knows Fly is required to access Sky Tower.

Pokémon

Sky Tower

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Shedinja	ヌケニン			5	4	1 - 5	Unrecruitable			Both
	Forretress	フォレトス			23	240	1 - 6	Unrecruitable			Both
	Shuppet	カゲボウズ			28	222	1 - 6	8.0%	Darkness Ridge	Yes	Both
	Masquerain	アメモース			27	144	1 - 8	Unrecruitable			Both
	Lunatone	ルナトーン			24	379	1 - 11	5.0%	Mt. Moonview	No	Both
	Duskull	ヨマワル			27	198	7 - 14	7.5%	Darkness Ridge	Yes	Both
	Koffing	ドガース			24	231	9 - 16	7.9%	Poison Swamp	No	Both
	Ledian	レディアン			24	247	10 - 18	Unrecruitable			Both
	Altaria	チルタリス			24	184	12 - 19	Unrecruitable			Both
	Solrock	ソルロック			24	396	12 - 20	5.0%	Mt. Moonview	No	Both
	Scizor	ハッサム			24	356	15 - 21	Unrecruitable			Both
	Dusclops	サマヨール			24	247	17 - 23	Unrecruitable			Both
	Venomoth	モルフォン			18	162	20 - 25	Unrecruitable			Both
	Aerodactyl	プテラ			25	238	21 - 25	8.4%	Ancient Relic	No	Both
	Flygon	フライゴン			27	324	21 - 25	Unrecruitable			Both
	Tropius	トロピウス			27	360	22 - 25	7.6%	Jungle	Yes	Both

Sky Tower Summit

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
	English	Japanese						Base Chance	Friend Area	Story
	Aerodactyl	プテラ			25	238	1 - 8	8.4%	Ancient Relic	No	Both
	Claydol	ネンドール			26	315	1 - 8	Unrecruitable			Both
	Flygon	フライゴン			27	324	1 - 8	Unrecruitable			Both
	Metagross	メタグロス			30	370	1 - 8	Unrecruitable			Both
	Salamence	ボーマンダ			29	323	1 - 8	Unrecruitable			Both
	Tropius	トロピウス			27	260	1 - 8	7.6%	Jungle	Yes	Both

Boss

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Recruit Chance		Move
	English	Japanese					Base Chance	Friend Area
	Rayquaza	レックウザ			35	[Research required]	Unrecruitable		Crunch
									Ancientpower
									Scary Face
									Twister
									Dragon Claw
									Dragon Dance
	Rayquaza	レックウザ			45	[Research required]	-10.0%	Stratos Lookout	Crunch
									Ancientpower
									Scary Face
									Fly
									Twister
									Dragon Claw
									Dragon Dance

Recruitment Calculator

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Items and Poké

Sky Tower

Ground

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
[Data needed]	[Data needed]	1 - 25

Equipment
English	Japanese	Floors
Detect Band	みきりハチマキ	1 - 25
Gold Ribbon	きんのリボン	1 - 25
Heal Ribbon	かいふくリボン	1 - 25
Insomniscope	ふみんスコープ	1 - 25
Pecha Scarf	モモンスカーフ	1 - 25
Persim Band	モモンスカーフ	1 - 25
Power Band	パワーバンダナ	1 - 25
Racket Band	ばくおんハチマキ	1 - 25
Scope Lens	ピントレンズ	1 - 25
Special Band	スペシャルリボン	1 - 25
Stamina Band	スタミナリボン	1 - 25
Warp Scarf	ワープスカーフ	1 - 25
X-Ray Specs	みとおしメガネ	1 - 25

Projectile
English	Japanese	Floors
Iron Thorn	てつのトゲ	1 - 25
Silver Spike	ぎんのハリ	1 - 25

Food
English	Japanese	Floors
Apple	リンゴ	1 - 25

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Clear Gummi	とうめいグミ	1 - 25
Gray Gummi	はいいろグミ	1 - 25
Pink Gummi	ももいろグミ	1 - 25
Purple Gummi	むらさきグミ	1 - 25
Sky Gummi	そらいろグミ	1 - 25

TM
English	Japanese	Floors
Aerial Ace TM	つばめがえし	1 - 25
Attract TM	メロメロ	1 - 25
Brick Break TM	かわらわり	1 - 25
Bullet Seed TM	タネマシンガン	1 - 25
Calm Mind TM	めいそう	1 - 25
Dig TM	あなをほる	1 - 25
Earthquake TM	じしん	1 - 25
Facade TM	からげんき	1 - 25
Fire Blast TM	だいもんじ	1 - 25
Flamethrower TM	かえんほうしゃ	1 - 25
Focus Punch TM	きあいパンチ	1 - 25
Frustration TM	やつあたり	1 - 25
Giga Drain TM	ギガドレイン	1 - 25
Hidden Power TM	めざめるパワー	1 - 25
Ice Beam TM	れいとうビーム	1 - 25
Light Screen TM	ひかりのかべ	1 - 25
Psychic TM	サイコキネシス	1 - 25
Reflect TM	リフレクター	1 - 25
Rest TM	ねむる	1 - 25
Return TM	おんがえし	1 - 25
Roar TM	ほえる	1 - 25
Safeguard TM	しんぴのまもり	1 - 25
Secret Power TM	ひみつのちから	1 - 25
Shadow Ball TM	シャドーボール	1 - 25
Shock Wave TM	でんげきは	1 - 25
Solarbeam TM	ソーラービーム	1 - 25
Taunt TM	ちょうはつ	1 - 25
Thief TM	どろぼう	1 - 25
Thunderbolt TM	１０まんボルト	1 - 25
Torment TM	いちゃもん	1 - 25
Toxic TM	どくどく	1 - 25

Link Box
English	Japanese	Floors
Link Box	れんけつばこ	1 - 25

Sky Tower Summit

Ground

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

Equipment
English	Japanese	Floors
Detect Band	みきりハチマキ	1 - 8
Gold Ribbon	きんのリボン	1 - 8
Heal Ribbon	かいふくリボン	1 - 8
Insomniscope	ふみんスコープ	1 - 8
Pecha Scarf	モモンスカーフ	1 - 8
Persim Band	モモンスカーフ	1 - 8
Power Band	パワーバンダナ	1 - 8
Racket Band	ばくおんハチマキ	1 - 8
Scope Lens	ピントレンズ	1 - 8
Special Band	スペシャルリボン	1 - 8
Stamina Band	スタミナリボン	1 - 8
Warp Scarf	ワープスカーフ	1 - 8
X-Ray Specs	みとおしメガネ	1 - 8

TM
English	Japanese	Floors
Aerial Ace TM	つばめがえし	1 - 8
Attract TM	メロメロ	1 - 8
Brick Break TM	かわらわり	1 - 8
Bullet Seed TM	タネマシンガン	1 - 8
Calm Mind TM	めいそう	1 - 8
Dig TM	あなをほる	1 - 8
Earthquake TM	じしん	1 - 8
Facade TM	からげんき	1 - 8
Fire Blast TM	だいもんじ	1 - 8
Flamethrower TM	かえんほうしゃ	1 - 8
Focus Punch TM	きあいパンチ	1 - 8
Frustration TM	やつあたり	1 - 8
Giga Drain TM	ギガドレイン	1 - 8
Hidden Power TM	めざめるパワー	1 - 8
Ice Beam TM	れいとうビーム	1 - 8
Light Screen TM	ひかりのかべ	1 - 8
Psychic TM	サイコキネシス	1 - 8
Reflect TM	リフレクター	1 - 8
Rest TM	ねむる	1 - 8
Return TM	おんがえし	1 - 8
Roar TM	ほえる	1 - 8
Safeguard TM	しんぴのまもり	1 - 8
Secret Power TM	ひみつのちから	1 - 8
Shadow Ball TM	シャドーボール	1 - 8
Shock Wave TM	でんげきは	1 - 8
Solarbeam TM	ソーラービーム	1 - 8
Taunt TM	ちょうはつ	1 - 8
Thief TM	どろぼう	1 - 8
Thunderbolt TM	１０まんボルト	1 - 8
Torment TM	いちゃもん	1 - 8
Toxic TM	どくどく	1 - 8

Special Tiles

Sky Tower

Sprite	Trap		Floors
English	Japanese
	Wonder Tile	ふしぎなゆか	1 - 25

Sky Tower Summit

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

Traps

No traps are found in Sky Tower.

Gallery

• 

  Exterior.

• 

  Entrance.

• 

  Dungeon terrain

• 

  Sky Tower Summit

• 

  Boss arena

• 

  Confronting Rayquaza.

Trivia

• Sky Tower, along with Sky Tower Summit, are the only dungeon where the music is not used for any other dungeons present in the game.
• Sky Tower has the most floors in total out of all the main-story dungeons.
• Sky Tower has the most Pokémon out of all the main story dungeons
• The theme that plays during the battle against Rayquaza also plays during the battle against Mega Rayquaza in  Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon.

In Other Languages

Language Name English Sky Tower Japanese てんくうの　とう Sky Tower French Tour Céleste Spanish Torre del Cielo German Himmelsturm Italian Torre Celeste Korean 천공의 탑

Language Name English Sky Tower Summit Japanese てんくうの　とう さいじょうかい French Tour Céleste-Sommet Spanish Techo del Cielo German Himmelsturmspitze Italian Vetta Celeste Korean 천공의 탑 최상단

References

• Trivia, In Other Languages.
• 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.
• Items.

Part of this page's history has been imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki. On September 11, 2019, the Gamepedia Shiren the Wanderer Wiki became the Gamepedia Mystery Dungeon Wiki. As part of the unification project between Fandom and Gamepedia, we absorbed the Rescue Team Wiki and its page histories. Some pages were originally deemed unworthy of being imported and were left behind. We've since imported them with the intent to preserve the edits and history of this community and its contributions, as well as to build upon them. In some cases, these pages have been created again by editors of the MDFW, and the Rescue Team page histories were imported into them at a later date. You can check if this is the case by visiting the page's history. For a full list of imported pages, see: Pages with histories imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki.