Link Box

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A Link Box (Japanese: れんけつばこ Link Box) is an item in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series that allows more than one move to be linked with one another. The item allows players to link moves while in dungeons, as opposed to having to wait until after the dungeon to use Gulpin's Link Shop in the first game's Pokémon Square or Electivire's Link Shop in the second and third game's Treasure Town. It can be bought for 9000 Poké.

Link Box れんけつばこ Link Box   TREASURE BAG					INTRODUCED IN GEN III		Cannot be bought Sell for: 500* 150*
Effect: Links and delinks moves inside dungeons.					Locations MDRB Various dungeons
Description MDRB A marvelous box that enables the user to link and delink moves. Linked moves become separated if their combined PP drops to zero. MDTDS A marvelous box that lets the user link moves together and delink them again. Note: Moves connected with link automatically lose their link if either move's PP drops to zero.

In other languages

Language Title French Boîte Chaîne German Linkbox

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