There are more than a dozen Pokemon creatures to play as (determined by a random set of questions answered at the start of the game), but other than the appearance of that critter and his available moves set, it doesn't matter which character you end up playing. Players can add a bit to the experience by customizing attacks, linking moves together, adding team members and adjusting their AI routines. This is the nuts and bolts of the entire game, and while it's fun for a bit, it drags on with very little variety. Oh, and fighting mean ol' Pokemon creatures along the way through turn-based battles. And because you're now experiencing the Pokemon world as one, you can now understand what the heck they're saying other than the indecipherable "Pika!" and "Char!" Between the scattered plot points, you simply head to the different areas and explore the dungeons, grabbing gold and ability-increasing food while trying to find the staircase to the next part of the dungeon. Though this isn't the first time you're playing as a Pokemon (you can probably chalk up that little bullet-point to Super Smash Bros.), it is the first time these guys are driving a storyline without pesky humans getting in the way. But while you figure out what the heck's going on, why not put those paws, claws, and or tails to use and join a "rescue team?" That's the driving force of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: taking jobs, rescuing friends lost along the way, and trying to be the best gosh darn Pokemon Rescue Team out there. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon revolves around your character who has, mysteriously, turned into a Pokemon, and uncovering the reasons for this confusing transformation. Every time you head down into a dungeon it's never the same map, just the same structure - if something's going to happen on Level 8, for example, it will always happen the trek down or up will be noticeably different in its pathways because of the game's dungeon generator. So you will now have the power plant and the other 3 areas for free.ChunSoft's game is actually a "next generation" of its Fushigi no Dungeon series, an old-school dungeon exploration design that prides itself on one aspect: randomly generated levels. Then they will ask if they can join your rescue team. They will ask Wigglytuff if they can have a power plant. Then the 2 Magnamites will be right next to you. Talk to him and he will tell you to buy some friend areas. When you wake up - go to Pokemon square, then go to a place where there is a Wigglytuff. Then he will say “Let’s get some rest”. He will say that Wigglytuff will be there tomorrow. Then your partner will say that there is a fan club and Wigglytuff was at the door and he wasn't there that day.
Then one Magnamite will speak up and say "Too bad" and both Magnamites will fly away. You and your partner won't know where they will stay. They will ask you if they have a place to stay. They will talk to you for a little while then your partner will ask them if they will join your team. Buy them from Wigglytuff.ģ:Some items improve the chances of a legendary joining your team.Ĥ:Articuno, Moltres and Zapdos can be battled twice.ĥ:Celebi will not battle you, instead it just joins your team.Ħ:Lugia, Mewtwo, Jirachi, and Ho-Oh always join your team if you defeat them.Īfter you save Digalit, two Magnamites will be in front of your house. And if you didn't save before battling the legendary, you will have to beat the dungeon again!)ġ:Always have room in your party, unless you do not want a legendary.Ģ:Sometimes you need to buy friend areas, like the friend area "Final Island" Is Mew's friend area. (Beware! If you saved after the defeating the legendary you will not be able to see it again. If you have defeated a legendary and it didn't join your team you can just shut off the game if you saved at the save point. Here are the locations of the legendaries and the percentage of getting them:įor the areas that have the word Mid, you are asked to save before the legendary, which is helpful.
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