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[[File:Swanna House.png|250px|thumb| | [[File:Swanna House.png|250px|thumb|The Inn]] | ||
===Deposit Box=== | ===Deposit Box=== | ||
Replaces the functions of [[Kangaskhan Storage]] and [[Duskull Bank]], this box is placed next to the Kecleon Shop. Like in the original Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games, items are collective and are grouped based on item type rather than being individual items. Materials and Treasure Chests are stored separately. Another Deposit Box is also placed in Pokémon Paradise later in the game. | Replaces the functions of [[Kangaskhan Storage]] and [[Duskull Bank]], this box is placed next to the Kecleon Shop. Like in the original Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games, items are collective and are grouped based on item type rather than being individual items. Materials and Treasure Chests are stored separately. Another Deposit Box is also placed in Pokémon Paradise later in the game. | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 24 December 2015
Post Town (Japanese: 宿場町 Post Town) is the central village in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. It is populated solely by Pokémon, like the rest of the world presented in the game.
Post Town shops
Kecleon Shop
- Main article: Kecleon Shop
This shop is available after completing the first dungeon. It is run by Kecleon, the shop sells food, Wonder Orbs, TMs, and other various items. Unlike the previous Mystery Dungeon games, the shop is run by just one Kecleon. There are also other Kecleon Shops that can be found in dungeons which sell different items, some of which that can't be found in this shop.
DLC Shop
It is run by Foongus, the Downloadable Content Shop (DLC) allows the player to choose to return to the main menu and purchase DLC dungeons.
Rampardos Box Buster
Unlocked after completing the first job request after finishing Desolate Canyon for the first time. It is run by Rampardos, the shop opens treasure boxes the player finds in the various dungeons. It is similar to Xatu's Appraisal shops found in the previous games. He requests 
150 for payment.
Gift Shop
After completing a job request after Victini has opened up his shop in Pokémon Paradise, Cinccino opens up shop here. Friend gifts can be created here by giving Cinccino various items and money. Friend gifts are used to auto-recruit specific wild Pokémon in a dungeon. More gifts are unlocked as new dungeons are unlocked.
| Friend Gift | Requirements |
|---|---|
 Wooper Gift
|
300
|
| Dunsparce Gift
|
300
|
| Swinub Gift
|
300
|
| Bagon Gift
|
300
|
| Croagunk Gift
|
300
|
| Panpour Gift
|
300
|
| Blitzle Gift
|
300
|
| Woobat Gift
|
300
|
| Drilbur Gift
|
300
|
| Audino Gift
|
300
|
| Timburr Gift
|
300
|
| Tympole Gift
|
300
File:MDBag Orb V Sprite.png Rainy Orb |
| Sewaddle Gift
|
300
|
| Venipede Gift
|
300
|
| Cottonee Gift
|
300
|
| Petilil Gift
|
300
|
| Sandile Gift
|
300
|
| Scraggy Gift
|
300
|
| Archen Gift
|
300
|
| Minccino Gift
|
300
|
| Gothita Gift
|
300
|
| Emolga Gift
|
1,000
|
| Foongus Gift
|
300
|
| Joltik Gift
|
300
|
| Klink Gift
|
300
|
| Litwick Gift
|
300
File:MDBag Scope V Sprite.png X-Ray Specs |
| Mienfoo Gift
|
300
|
| Pawniard Gift
|
300
|
| Vullaby Gift
|
300
|
| Deino Gift
|
300
|
The second option when talking to Cinccino, Pokémon Information, has a complete list of Pokémon found in the game similar to a Pokédex. Pokémon that have been recruited are marked with a check. Besides the type, location, and a rotating 3D picture of the Pokémon, it also lists the Abilities and evolution method. No descriptions are given. When a Pokémon is selected by pressing A, the unlocked Friend Gift(s) applicable to that Pokémon are displayed.
Glorious Gold
After a certain amount of job requests, Cofagrigus opens up this shop. Gold Bars can be exchanged for money (555 per Gold Bar) or various items.
| Item | Number of 
|
|---|---|
 Reviver Seed
|
2 |
 Tough Flag
|
15 |
| Limber Flag
|
20 |
| Insomnia Flag
|
20 |
| Clarity Flag
|
25 |
| Cheering Flag
|
30 |
| Immunity Flag
|
30 |
| Resilient Flag
|
35 |
 Prize Ticket
|
1 |
| File:Silverticket.png Silver Ticket | 2 |
| File:Goldticket.png Gold Ticket | 3 |
 Red Key
|
5 |
 Blue Key
|
5 |
 Green Key
|
5 |
 Black Key
|
5 |
| Joy Seed
|
15 |
 Accuracy Manual
|
3 |
| Power Manual
|
3 |
| PP Manual
|
3 |
 Blizzard
|
50 |
| Thunder
|
50 |
| Dragon Tail
|
50 |
| Energy Ball
|
50 |
| Fire Blast
|
50 |
Others
Deposit Box
Replaces the functions of Kangaskhan Storage and Duskull Bank, this box is placed next to the Kecleon Shop. Like in the original Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games, items are collective and are grouped based on item type rather than being individual items. Materials and Treasure Chests are stored separately. Another Deposit Box is also placed in Pokémon Paradise later in the game.
The Inn
Swanna runs this hotel/restaurant for Pokémon. Other than being a location to find townsfolk, it serves no significant purpose. Gurdurr is initially found here.
The Traveling Sales-mon
After completing a certain amount of job requests, a random Pokémon will arrive and act as a dojo or a shop that hasn't been built yet in Pokémon Paradise. The attending Pokémon and facility will switch to a new one over time.
Errors
- During the post-game, but before completing Worldcore, a Mienfoo found at Post Town calls the player's partner by the player character's name.
Name origin
Post Town's name is a reference to the Japanese shukuba, waystations where travelers could rest built during the Edo period.
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This article is part of both Project Sidegames and Project Cities and Towns, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Sidegames and Cities and Towns, respectively. | 
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