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'''Glacier Palace''' (Japanese: '''グレッシャーパレス''' ''Glacier Palace'') is a playable dungeon the player goes through in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity]]. It has 13 floors and three bosses. This dungeon is accessible immediately after finishing the [[Glacial Underpass]] dungeon. Recruited Pokémon automatically get sent back to Pokémon Paradise instead of staying with the group. This dungeon has both outer and inner areas. {{p|Kyurem}} is encountered in this dungeon. After the main story-line, this dungeon can be entered from the [[Desolate Canyon]] and [[Holehills]] dungeons with a high mysteriosity level. | '''Glacier Palace''' (Japanese: '''グレッシャーパレス''' ''Glacier Palace'') is a playable dungeon the player goes through in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity]]. It has 13 floors and three bosses. This dungeon is accessible immediately after finishing the [[Glacial Underpass]] dungeon. Recruited Pokémon automatically get sent back to Pokémon Paradise instead of staying with the group. This dungeon has both outer and inner areas. {{p|Kyurem}} is encountered in this dungeon. After the main story-line, this dungeon can be entered from the [[Stony Cave]], [[Desolate Canyon]] and [[Holehills]] dungeons with a high mysteriosity level. | ||
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* After the main story-line, Glacier Palace looks exactly like [[Glacier Palace - Eastern Spire]] instead when entered from [[Desolate Canyon]] and [[Holehills]]. | * After the main story-line, Glacier Palace looks exactly like [[Glacier Palace - Eastern Spire]] instead when entered from [[Stony Cave]], [[Desolate Canyon]] and [[Holehills]]. | ||
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Glacier Palace (Japanese: グレッシャーパレス Glacier Palace) is a playable dungeon the player goes through in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. It has 13 floors and three bosses. This dungeon is accessible immediately after finishing the Glacial Underpass dungeon. Recruited Pokémon automatically get sent back to Pokémon Paradise instead of staying with the group. This dungeon has both outer and inner areas. Kyurem is encountered in this dungeon. After the main story-line, this dungeon can be entered from the Stony Cave, Desolate Canyon and Holehills dungeons with a high mysteriosity level.
Pokémon encountered
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Piloswine | 1-13 | ? | ?% |
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Palpitoad | 1-13 | 25 | ?% |
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Tirtouga | 1-13 | 24 | ?% |
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Zorua | 1-13 | 26 | ?% |
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Pawniard | 1-13 | 26 | ?% |
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Cryogonal | Icy room | ? | ?% Boss |
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Golurk | Icy room | ? | ?% Boss |
Postgame Illusion
| Pokémon | Floors | Levels | Recruit Rate | |
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Palpitoad | 2-4 | ? | ?% |
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Tirtouga | 2-4 | 24 | ?% |
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Pawniard | 2-4 | 26 | ?% |
Items
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55-123 Poké | 1-13F |
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Oran Berry | 1-13F |
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Cheri Berry | 1-13F |
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Rawst Berry | 1-13F |
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Rollcall Orb | 1-13F |
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All Power-Up Orb | 1-13F |
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Health Orb | 1-13F |
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Slumber Orb | 1-13F |
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Slow Orb | 1-13F |
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Petrify Orb | 1-13F |
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Vile Seed | 1-13F |
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Warp Seed | 1-13F |
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Max Elixir | 1-13F |
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Joy Ribbon | 1-13F |
Gallery
Cliffside
1F exterior
2F interior
6F exterior
frisms
Frism with a voice inside of it
Glacier Palace boss area
Glacier Palace, area where the player meets Kyurem
Kyurem
Treasure chest left by Kyurem
Trivia
- After the main story-line, Glacier Palace looks exactly like Glacier Palace - Eastern Spire instead when entered from Stony Cave, Desolate Canyon and Holehills.
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