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[[File:Marowak Dojo PMD2.png|thumb|209px|Dojo exterior]]
[[File:Marowak Dojo TDS.png|thumb|209px|Dojo exterior]]
The '''Marowak Dojo''' is a training facility in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] and [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]] located in [[Treasure Town]]. It is run by {{p|Marowak}}. It is similar to the [[Makuhita Dojo]] in [[Pokémon Square]]. Its main purpose is to provide extra dungeons for [[team|exploration teams]] to progress and travel through, thus training team members as desired. The dojo is unlocked upon clearing [[Mt. Bristle]], if a player tries to enter the dojo before [[Mt. Bristle]] is cleared, a notice will be read telling the player that the dojo is not available for service.
The '''Marowak Dojo''' (Japanese: {{tt|'''ガラガラどうじょう'''|Garagara Dōjō}} ''Garagara Dojo'') is a training facility in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] and [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]]. Located in [[Treasure Town]], it is run by {{p|Marowak}}. It is similar to the [[Makuhita Dojo]] in [[Pokémon Square]]. Its main purpose is to provide extra dungeons for [[team|exploration teams]] to progress and travel through, thus training team members as desired. The dojo is unlocked upon clearing [[Mt. Bristle]]. If a player tries to enter the dojo before [[Mt. Bristle]] is cleared, a notice will be read telling the player that the dojo is not available for service.


It is composed of training mazes rather than dungeons. There are initially ten training mazes found in the Dojo. After the credits, the [[Final Maze]] will appear separate from these ten in its own room to the left, the [[#Explorer Maze|Explorer Maze]] will also become available, but only when the player receives a team from another game over wireless communications, it has only one floor, in which the team received can be battled and recruited.
It is composed of training mazes rather than dungeons. There are initially ten training mazes found in the Dojo. After the credits, the [[Final Maze]] will appear separate from these ten in its own room to the left. The '''Explorer Maze''' will also become available, but only when the player receives a team from another game over wireless communications - the dungeon has only one floor, in which the team received can be battled.


==Training maze structure==
==Training maze structure==
[[File:MarowakDojo.png|thumb|Dojo interior (post-credits)]]
[[File:Marowak Dojo interior TDS.png|thumb|Dojo interior]]
{{bad picture|section|Image should contain English text}}
{{main|Dungeon#Training mazes}}
{{main|Dungeon#Training mazes}}
Training mazes are just like ordinary mystery dungeons, except they are much shorter. Each training maze is only five floors in length. Players will not lose any money or items they found if they faint while in the type-based and Explorer mazes, however they must {{tt|hand over|lose}} all items in order to enter. The standard item loss criteria is placed on players should they faint in the Final Maze, however.
Training mazes are just like ordinary mystery dungeons, except they are much shorter. Each training maze is only five floors in length. Players will not lose any [[Poké|money]] or items they found if they faint while in the type-based and Explorer mazes (except in the Final Maze). However, they must hand over all of their items in the [[Treasure Bag]] in order to enter.


==Training maze inhabitants==
==Training maze inhabitants==
The mazes contain Pokémon and aesthetic effects that mostly match the type(s) selected. For example, the {{2t|Dark|Fire}} Maze contains {{t|Dark}} and {{type|Fire}} Pokémon, along with terrain and background effects that match those types (lava, black tiles, etc). Pokémon that are partially the type selected may also appear. Such an example is {{p|Monferno}}, which may appear both in the Dark/Fire maze and the Fighting/Psychic maze (as it is a {{2t|Fire|Fighting}}-type Pokémon).
The mazes contain Pokémon and aesthetic effects that mostly match the type(s) selected. For example, the {{2t|Dark|Fire}} Maze contains {{t|Dark}} and {{type|Fire}} Pokémon, along with terrain and background effects that match those types (lava, black tiles, etc).


The Explorer Maze will contain one to four Pokémon of the sending player's choosing, as they will send the roster of those particular Pokémon over to the receiving player's game.
The Explorer Maze will contain one to four Pokémon of the sending player's choosing, as they will send the roster of those particular Pokémon over to the receiving player's game.


The [[Final Maze]] has a specific set of Pokémon, which includes a variety of species, types and other factors.
The [[Final Maze]] has a specific set of Pokémon, which includes a variety of species, types and other factors.
==Gameplay==
The following applies to type mazes.
Floors 1 through 2 are medium-sized, with 3-9 rooms. Floor 3 is large-sized, with the same amount of rooms. Floor 4 is always a floor with rooms in center and a long hallway on edge connecting the rooms. Floor 5 is the inverse of that - hallways in center with rooms on edge. There's usually 3-5 starting enemies on each floor. There's 1-4 items on each floor, and usually 2-3 Wonder Tiles.
There's water in Normal/Fly Maze. There's lava on floors 1 through 4 of Dark/Fire Maze. The turn limit on each floor is 500. There is light darkness in all mazes.  Enemies on floors 3 through 5 have 150IQ.
==Items==
The following items can spawn in type mazes.
{{DungeonItem/h|arceus}}
{{DungeonItem|Poké|3=1-5|4=2-40|sprite=MDBag Poké TDS Sprite}}
{{DungeonItem|Escape Orb|Wonder Orb|1-5}}
{{DungeonItem|Oran Berry|Oran Berry|1-5}}
|}


==Maze List==
==Maze List==
[[File:Explorer Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Explorer Maze.]]
At any point in time, the following [[type]]-based mazes can be played through as the player desires. Seven of them are [[Type|dual-type]] based in order to accommodate 17 types in 10 mazes. Upon completing all of these initial mazes, Marowak will reward the player with a {{DL|Seed|Joy Seed}}.
At any point in time, the following [[type]]-based mazes can be played through as the player desires. Seven of them are [[Type|dual-type]] based in order to accommodate 17 types in 10 mazes. Upon completing all of these initial mazes, Marowak will reward the player with a {{DL|Seed|Joy Seed}}.
*{{2t|Normal|Flying}} Maze
*{{t|Normal}}/{{t|Flying|Fly}} Maze
*{{2t|Dark|Fire}} Maze
*{{2t|Dark|Fire}} Maze
*{{2t|Rock|Water}} Maze
*{{2t|Rock|Water}} Maze
*{{t|Grass}} Maze
*{{t|Grass}} Maze
*{{2t|Electric|Steel}} Maze
*{{t|Electric|Elec}}/{{t|Steel}} Maze
*{{2t|Ice|Ground}} Maze
*{{2t|Ice|Ground}} Maze
*{{2t|Fighting|Psychic}} Maze
*{{t|Fighting|Fight}}/{{t|Psychic|Psych}} Maze
*{{2t|Poison|Bug}} Maze
*{{2t|Poison|Bug}} Maze
*{{t|Dragon}} Maze
*{{t|Dragon}} Maze
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*Final Maze
*Final Maze


===Normal/Flying Maze===
===Normal/Fly Maze===
The Normal/Flying Maze contains {{t|Normal}}- and {{t|Flying}}-type Pokémon.
[[File:Normal Fly Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Normal/Fly Maze.]]
The Normal/Fly Maze contains {{t|Normal}}- and {{t|Flying}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|normal|flying}}
{{mdloc/h|normal|flying}}
{{mdloc|084|Doduo|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc|084|Doduo|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
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===Dark/Fire Maze===
===Dark/Fire Maze===
[[File:Dark Fire Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Dark/Fire Maze.]]
The Dark/Fire Maze contains {{t|Dark}}- and {{t|Fire}}-type Pokémon.
The Dark/Fire Maze contains {{t|Dark}}- and {{t|Fire}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|dark|fire}}
{{mdloc/h|dark|fire}}
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===Rock/Water Maze===
===Rock/Water Maze===
[[File:Rock Water Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Rock/Water Maze.]]
The Rock/Water Maze contains {{t|Rock}}- and {{t|Water}}-type Pokémon.
The Rock/Water Maze contains {{t|Rock}}- and {{t|Water}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|rock|water}}
{{mdloc/h|rock|water}}
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===Grass Maze===
===Grass Maze===
[[File:Grass Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Grass Maze.]]
The Grass Maze contains {{t|Grass}}-type Pokémon.
The Grass Maze contains {{t|Grass}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|grass}}
{{mdloc/h|grass}}
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{{mdloc/f|grass}}
{{mdloc/f|grass}}


===Electric/Steel Maze===
===Elec/Steel Maze===
The Electric/Steel Maze contains {{t|Electric}}- and {{t|Steel}}-type Pokémon.
[[File:Electric Steel Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Elec/Steel Maze.]]
The Elec/Steel Maze contains {{t|Electric}}- and {{t|Steel}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|steel|electric}}
{{mdloc/h|steel|electric}}
{{mdloc|081|Magnemite|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc|081|Magnemite|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc|179|Mareep|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc|303|Mawile|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc|303|Mawile|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc/f|electric}}
{{mdloc/f|electric}}


===Ice/Ground Maze===
===Ice/Ground Maze===
[[File:Ice Ground Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Ice/Ground Maze.]]
The Ice/Ground Maze contains {{t|Ice}}- and {{t|Ground}}-type Pokémon.
The Ice/Ground Maze contains {{t|Ice}}- and {{t|Ground}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|ground|ice}}
{{mdloc/h|ground|ice}}
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{{mdloc/f|ice}}
{{mdloc/f|ice}}


===Fighting/Psychic Maze===
===Fight/Psych Maze===
The Fighting/Psychic Maze contains {{t|Fighting}}- and {{t|Psychic}}-type Pokémon.
[[File:Fight Psych Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Fight/Psych Maze.]]
The Fight/Psych Maze contains {{t|Fighting}}- and {{t|Psychic}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|fighting|psychic}}
{{mdloc/h|fighting|psychic}}
{{mdloc|066|Machop|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
{{mdloc|066|Machop|1-5|1, 10, 20, 25, 35|0}}
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===Poison/Bug Maze===
===Poison/Bug Maze===
[[File:Poison Bug Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Poison/Bug Maze.]]
The Poison/Bug Maze contains {{t|Poison}}- and {{t|Bug}}-type Pokémon.
The Poison/Bug Maze contains {{t|Poison}}- and {{t|Bug}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|poison|bug}}
{{mdloc/h|poison|bug}}
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===Dragon Maze===
===Dragon Maze===
[[File:Dragon Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Dragon Maze.]]
The Dragon Maze contains {{t|Dragon}}-type Pokémon.
The Dragon Maze contains {{t|Dragon}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|dragon}}
{{mdloc/h|dragon}}
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===Ghost Maze===
===Ghost Maze===
[[File:Ghost Maze TDS.png|thumb|right|The Ghost Maze.]]
The Ghost Maze contains {{t|Ghost}}-type Pokémon.
The Ghost Maze contains {{t|Ghost}}-type Pokémon.
{{mdloc/h|ghost}}
{{mdloc/h|ghost}}
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===Final Maze===
===Final Maze===
{{main|Final Maze}}
{{main|Final Maze}}
After the credits the Final Maze is unlocked and is located to the left of the rest of the mazes.
After graduation, the Final Maze is unlocked and is located to the left of the rest of the mazes.
 
===Items===
Each maze has a few items which are the same for each maze. The items are placed randomly just like a normal dungeon.
*money (between 5 and 20 P)
*Escape Orb
*Oran Berry
It is currently unknown if the final maze has any items or not.
This list is for the dojo in Explorers of Time only, it is currently unknown if Explorers of Darkness has the same items or not.
 
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]], a remix of the music from the [[Makuhita Dojo]] plays while the player is in the training mazes, while in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] a {{tt|completely different track|known as Random Dungeon Theme 2, according to the Sky Jukebox}} plays. In Explorers of Sky, players can listen to the old version by selecting track 99 from the [[Sky Jukebox]], and the newer version by selecting track 101. Both tracks are available as soon as the Sky Jukebox is obtained.
* In [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]], a remix of the music from the [[Makuhita Dojo]] plays while the {{player}} is in the training mazes, while in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] a {{tt|completely different track|known as Random Dungeon Theme 2, according to the Sky Jukebox}} plays. In Explorers of Sky, players can listen to the old version by selecting track 99 from the [[Sky Jukebox]], and the newer version by selecting track 101. Both tracks are available as soon as the Sky Jukebox is obtained.
**Also, in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] in the room with the teleporter leading to the [[Final Maze]], no music plays, while in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]], the sound effects of the Rainbow Stoneship will play as the player nears the teleporter.
** Also, in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] in the room with the teleporter leading to the [[Final Maze]], no music plays, while in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]], the sound effects of the Rainbow Stoneship will play as the player nears the teleporter.
*Apparently, {{p|Marowak}} closed the dojo during the time of the Special Episode [[Bidoof's Wish]].
* Apparently, {{p|Marowak}} closed the dojo during the time of the Special Episode [[Bidoof's Wish]].
*All of the training mazes based on two types have a type configuration that matches the types of one or more Pokémon.
* All of the training mazes based on two types have a type configuration which matches both types of at least one Pokémon in that maze.
**The {{2t|Normal|Flying}} Maze's type configuration is the same as most birds, including {{p|Pidgey}}, {{p|Doduo}}, {{p|Taillow}} and {{p|Starly}}.
** The {{2t|Normal|Flying}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Doduo}} and {{p|Staravia}}'s.
**The {{2t|Dark|Fire}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Houndour}}'s.
** The {{2t|Dark|Fire}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Houndour}}'s.
**The {{2t|Rock|Water}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Omanyte}}'s.
** The {{2t|Rock|Water}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Omanyte}} and {{p|Kabuto}}'s.
**The {{2t|Electric|Steel}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Magnemite}}'s.
** The {{2t|Electric|Steel}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Magnemite}}'s.
**The {{2t|Ice|Ground}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Swinub}}'s.
** The {{2t|Ice|Ground}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Swinub}}'s.
**The {{2t|Fighting|Psychic}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Meditite}}'s.
** The {{2t|Fighting|Psychic}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Meditite}}'s.
**The {{2t|Poison|Bug}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Skorupi}}'s.
** The {{2t|Poison|Bug}} Maze's type configuration is the same as {{p|Spinarak}} and {{p|Skorupi}}'s.
*Sometime prior to [[Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon]], the Marowak Dojo crumbled to the ground and went out of business.
* Sometime prior to [[Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon]], the Marowak Dojo crumbled to the ground and went out of business.


==In other languages==
==In other languages==
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|fr=Dojo Ossatueur
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|es=Dojo Marowak
|es=Dojo Marowak
|sv=Marowaks dojo{{tt|*|Explorers manual}}
|sv=Marowaks dojo{{tt|*|Explorers manual}}
|pt=Dojo Marowak{{tt|*|Explorers manual}}
}}
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[[Category:Mystery Dungeon facilities]]
[[Category:Mystery Dungeon facilities]]


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Latest revision as of 21:35, 24 August 2024

Dojo exterior

The Marowak Dojo (Japanese: ガラガラどうじょう Garagara Dojo) is a training facility in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. Located in Treasure Town, it is run by Marowak. It is similar to the Makuhita Dojo in Pokémon Square. Its main purpose is to provide extra dungeons for exploration teams to progress and travel through, thus training team members as desired. The dojo is unlocked upon clearing Mt. Bristle. If a player tries to enter the dojo before Mt. Bristle is cleared, a notice will be read telling the player that the dojo is not available for service.

It is composed of training mazes rather than dungeons. There are initially ten training mazes found in the Dojo. After the credits, the Final Maze will appear separate from these ten in its own room to the left. The Explorer Maze will also become available, but only when the player receives a team from another game over wireless communications - the dungeon has only one floor, in which the team received can be battled.

Training maze structure

Dojo interior
Main article: Dungeon#Training mazes

Training mazes are just like ordinary mystery dungeons, except they are much shorter. Each training maze is only five floors in length. Players will not lose any money or items they found if they faint while in the type-based and Explorer mazes (except in the Final Maze). However, they must hand over all of their items in the Treasure Bag in order to enter.

Training maze inhabitants

The mazes contain Pokémon and aesthetic effects that mostly match the type(s) selected. For example, the Dark/Fire Maze contains Dark and Fire-type Pokémon, along with terrain and background effects that match those types (lava, black tiles, etc).

The Explorer Maze will contain one to four Pokémon of the sending player's choosing, as they will send the roster of those particular Pokémon over to the receiving player's game.

The Final Maze has a specific set of Pokémon, which includes a variety of species, types and other factors.

Gameplay

The following applies to type mazes.

Floors 1 through 2 are medium-sized, with 3-9 rooms. Floor 3 is large-sized, with the same amount of rooms. Floor 4 is always a floor with rooms in center and a long hallway on edge connecting the rooms. Floor 5 is the inverse of that - hallways in center with rooms on edge. There's usually 3-5 starting enemies on each floor. There's 1-4 items on each floor, and usually 2-3 Wonder Tiles.

There's water in Normal/Fly Maze. There's lava on floors 1 through 4 of Dark/Fire Maze. The turn limit on each floor is 500. There is light darkness in all mazes. Enemies on floors 3 through 5 have 150IQ.

Items

The following items can spawn in type mazes.

Item Floors
MDBag Poké TDS Sprite.png 2-40 Poké 1-5F
MDBag Wonder Orb TDS Sprite.png Escape Orb 1-5F
MDBag Oran Berry TDS Sprite.png Oran Berry 1-5F

Maze List

The Explorer Maze.

At any point in time, the following type-based mazes can be played through as the player desires. Seven of them are dual-type based in order to accommodate 17 types in 10 mazes. Upon completing all of these initial mazes, Marowak will reward the player with a Joy Seed.

After the player has graduated from the guild, two more mazes are unlocked. They are:

  • Explorer Maze (Requires that the player has received a team from a friend over Wireless Communications)
  • Final Maze

Normal/Fly Maze

The Normal/Fly Maze.

The Normal/Fly Maze contains Normal- and Flying-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Doduo (Pokémon) Doduo 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Staravia (Pokémon) Staravia 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Dark/Fire Maze

The Dark/Fire Maze.

The Dark/Fire Maze contains Dark- and Fire-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Houndour (Pokémon) Houndour 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Magby (Pokémon) Magby 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Poochyena (Pokémon) Poochyena 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Rock/Water Maze

The Rock/Water Maze.

The Rock/Water Maze contains Rock- and Water-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Omanyte (Pokémon) Omanyte 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Kabuto (Pokémon) Kabuto 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Grass Maze

The Grass Maze.

The Grass Maze contains Grass-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Shroomish (Pokémon) Shroomish 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Carnivine (Pokémon) Carnivine 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Elec/Steel Maze

The Elec/Steel Maze.

The Elec/Steel Maze contains Electric- and Steel-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Magnemite (Pokémon) Magnemite 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Mareep (Pokémon) Mareep 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Mawile (Pokémon) Mawile 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Ice/Ground Maze

The Ice/Ground Maze.

The Ice/Ground Maze contains Ice- and Ground-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Swinub (Pokémon) Swinub 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Phanpy (Pokémon) Phanpy 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Fight/Psych Maze

The Fight/Psych Maze.

The Fight/Psych Maze contains Fighting- and Psychic-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Machop (Pokémon) Machop 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Meditite (Pokémon) Meditite 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Poison/Bug Maze

The Poison/Bug Maze.

The Poison/Bug Maze contains Poison- and Bug-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Spinarak (Pokémon) Spinarak 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable
Skorupi (Pokémon) Skorupi 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Dragon Maze

The Dragon Maze.

The Dragon Maze contains Dragon-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Bagon (Pokémon) Bagon 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Ghost Maze

The Ghost Maze.

The Ghost Maze contains Ghost-type Pokémon.

Pokémon Floors Levels Recruit Rate
Misdreavus (Pokémon) Misdreavus 1-5 1, 10, 20, 25, 35 Unrecruitable

Final Maze

Main article: Final Maze

After graduation, the Final Maze is unlocked and is located to the left of the rest of the mazes.

Trivia

In other languages

Language Title
Japan Flag.png Japanese ガラガラどうじょう Garagara Dōjō
France Flag.png French Dojo Ossatueur
Germany Flag.png German Knogga-Dojo
Italy Flag.png Italian Dojo Marowak
South Korea Flag.png Korean 텅구리 도장 Teongguri Dojang
Portugal Flag.png Portuguese Dojo Marowak*
Spain Flag.png Spanish Dojo Marowak
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Marowaks dojo*

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Locations in the Pokémon world in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky
Major locations
Sharpedo Bluff • Treasure Town • Kangaskhan Storage • Kecleon Shop
Marowak Dojo • Chimecho Assembly • Wigglytuff's Guild • Croagunk's Swap Shop
Beach • Fogbound Lake • Hot Spring • Luminous Spring • Pelipper Island
Spinda's CaféS • Shaymin VillageS • Sky PeakS
Dungeons
Beach Cave • Drenched Bluff • Mt. Bristle • Waterfall Cave • Apple Woods
Side Path • Craggy Coast • Rock Path • Mt. Horn • Forest Path
Foggy Forest • Steam Cave • Amp Plains • Northern Desert • Quicksand Cave
Crystal Cave • Crystal Crossing • Chasm Cave • Dark Hill • Sealed Ruin
Dusk Forest • Deep Dusk Forest • Treeshroud Forest • Brine Cave • Hidden Land
Temporal Tower • Mystifying Forest • Blizzard Island • Crevice Cave • Surrounded Sea
Miracle Sea • Aegis Cave • Mt. Travail • The Nightmare • Spacial Rift
Dark Crater • Concealed Ruins • Marine Resort • Bottomless Sea • Shimmer Desert
Mt. Avalanche • Giant Volcano • World Abyss • Sky Stairway • Mystery Jungle
Serenity River • Landslide Cave • Lush Prairie • Tiny Meadow • Labyrinth Cave
Oran Forest • Lake Afar • Happy Outlook • Mt. Mistral • Shimmer Hill
Lost Wilderness • Midnight Forest • Zero Isle North • Zero Isle East • Zero Isle West
Zero Isle South • Final Maze
Dungeons exclusive to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
Zero Isle Center • Destiny Tower • Oblivion Forest • Treacherous Waters • Southeastern Islands • Inferno Cave
Star Cave • Sky Peak Mountain Path • Murky Forest • Eastern Cave • Fortune Ravine • Spring Cave
Southern Jungle • Boulder Quarry • Left Cave Path • Right Cave Path • Limestone Cavern • Barren Valley
Dark Wasteland • Spacial Cliffs • Dark Ice Mountain • Icicle Forest • Vast Ice Mountain
Demo only:
Little Plains • Mt. Clear • Challenge River • Trial Forest • Guiding Sea • Hidden Shopkeeper Village


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