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Mushroom Forest is an enclosed clearing in a dense forest. It has many large mushrooms growing in it, thus giving the area its name. One mushroom, in the approximate middle of the area, is especially large and is surrounded by smaller mushrooms. A small log also rests in front of the giant mushroom. | Mushroom Forest is an enclosed clearing in a dense forest. It has many large mushrooms growing in it, thus giving the area its name. One mushroom, in the approximate middle of the area, is especially large and is surrounded by smaller mushrooms. A small log also rests in front of the giant mushroom. | ||
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A dank forest sprouting with mushrooms. It attracts Pokémon that like humidity. | A dank forest sprouting with mushrooms. It attracts Pokémon that like humidity. | ||
Revision as of 00:13, 24 July 2008
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Mushroom Forest.
Mushroom Forest is a Friend Area in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon that can be bought from Wigglytuff in Pokémon Square for 500 Poké. It is in the Western Forest area, and has a capacity of seven Pokémon.
Pokémon
| Pokémon | Location | |
|---|---|---|
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Paras | Silent Chasm (7F-9F) |
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Parasect | Evolve Paras |
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Seedot | Uproar Forest (1F-9F) Southern Cavern (1F-9F) |
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Nuzleaf | Uproar Forest (5F-9F) |
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Shiftry | Western Cave (12F-20F) Buried Relic (68F-74F) |
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Shroomish | Sinister Woods (6F-12F) Joyous Tower (21F-25F) |
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Breloom | Evolve Shroomish |
Geography
Mushroom Forest is an enclosed clearing in a dense forest. It has many large mushrooms growing in it, thus giving the area its name. One mushroom, in the approximate middle of the area, is especially large and is surrounded by smaller mushrooms. A small log also rests in front of the giant mushroom.
In-game data
A dank forest sprouting with mushrooms. It attracts Pokémon that like humidity.
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