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===Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky===
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Escort and outlaw missions, as well as those with restirctions, raise the rank by one stage (but not above ★9). These increases do not stack; an outlaw mission with a restriction, or one where the player is accompanied by Magnemite or Magnezone is still raised by only one rank.
Escort and outlaw missions, as well as those with restrictions, raise the rank by one stage (but not above ★9). These increases do not stack; an outlaw mission with a restriction, or one where the player is accompanied by Magnemite or Magnezone is still raised by only one rank.
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Revision as of 20:14, 29 December 2020

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Squirtle reading a job request

A job in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series is a mission that can be taken by teams for various rewards.

Jobs are typically obtained from various job boards and by entering Wonder Mail codes via the game's main menu. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, there can be a maximum of eight on the board outside the Pelipper Post Office and four in the mailbox outside the Team Base and the player can have a maximum of eight in their job list. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, the player's job list increases in size as the rank does. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky, the player can accept jobs from the Wigglytuff's Guild's Job Bulletin Board and Outlaw Notice Board, which may have up to eight available missions each; as well as possibly one each from customers at Spinda's Café and bottles at the Beach in the latter's case. Again, the player can have a maximum of eight jobs in their job list at a time. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, up to eight missions can be found on the Request Board and the player's job list.

Certain actions, such as clearing a maze at the Dojo, shall refresh the missions available on the bulletin board.

There are various limits as to what can be done:

  • Only one job per dungeon floor can be taken at a time.
  • In Red and Blue Rescue Team, if the dungeon has a rest stop, the team will exit at the rest stop instead of continuing to the next area. Consequently, missions created in Wonder Mail generators that are set in the next area cannot be taken.
  • Only one escort mission can be done at a time.
  • Some dungeons, such as the Hidden Land and Temporal Tower, will never have missions randomly created for them, nor will any dungeon that can't be revisited. Such missions created in Wonder Mail generators cannot be taken.
    • Similarly, jobs generated or received from Wonder Mail codes cannot be taken if they take place in a dungeon which the player has not unlocked yet.

Types of Jobs

Story

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Two storyline dungeons in Red and Blue Rescue Team, Uproar Forest and Wish Cave, as well as the optional dungeon Howling Forest, are unlocked by selecting special jobs from the Job Bulletin Board. These jobs do not have Wonder Mail codes, will disappear completely from the board after the dungeon is unlocked, and won't appear in the job list.

Escort

In this job, the player is required to guide a level one Pokémon through a dungeon. The objective is to either reach a certain floor (which may or may not be specified in the job's description) or bring the client to a certain Pokémon on that floor. In Red and Blue Rescue Team, Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky, the entire team will be treated as having fainted if a client is defeated and cannot be revived.

There are two different scenarios in Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky, where the player has to take the Pokémon to a locked door or Golden Chamber. A Key is not required for the former scenario.

Rescue

This job tasks the player with finding a lost Pokémon in a dungeon, either the client or another Pokémon. The job cannot be completed if the Pokémon faints before being rescued (such as through damaging weather conditions).

Bring item

This job requires the player to deliver a specified item to the client waiting in a dungeon. It cannot be completed if the player's team lacks that item.

Find item

This job requires the player to find a certain item in a dungeon. In Red and Blue Rescue Team, no floor is specified, while a floor is chosen in Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky where the item is generated by default. Taking this type of job with the item already in the team's possession and using an Escape Orb on the first floor will clear it.

Defeat outlaw

In this job, the player is required to defeat an outlaw Pokémon on the specified floor. It does not exist in Red and Blue Rescue Team. This job has several variations:

  • The outlaw may run from the player's team when they arrive on the floor. The job cannot be completed if the outlaw reaches the floor's stairs. If the outlaw knows Teleport, it will be used.
    • In this scenario, the outlaw may be holding a stolen item which must be returned to the client Pokémon; however, any matching item carried by the team will also work. The stolen item will be sticky by default, likely to prevent the outlaw from using any consumable items.
      • In a stolen item scenario, the outlaw may instead be hidden amongst the floor's normal enemies. Their species will not be known prior to encountering them.
  • The outlaw may be leading a team. In this case, the floor will be changed to a special layout where Wonder Orbs cannot be used. This scenario is only present in Explorers of Sky.
  • The outlaw may be in a Monster House room, even in a dungeon where they don't normally appear. This scenario is only present in Explorers of Sky.

Additionally, in Explorers of Sky, normal scenarios can also task the player with guiding Deputy Magnemite or Officer Magnezone until the outlaw is defeated. The normal consequences for a fainted escort apply here.

Special Missions

Main article: Seven Treasures

This job type can only be received by obtaining the Secret Rank upon clearing Crevice Cave. They are exclusively obtained by Wonder Mail codes in Explorers of Time and Darkness, while players in Explorers of Sky can receive them from customers in Spinda's Café. Upon taking the job, its specified dungeon is unlocked and the top-secret job deletes itself.

Challenge Letter

This job type only exists in Explorers of Sky, where they are received from customers in Spinda's Café. The player is required to reach the specified dungeon floor and defeat the challenger. This is treated as a boss battle; Wonder Orbs cannot be used and rescue is unavailable.

Five unique variations exist where the challengers are Mewtwo in Sky Stairway, Raikou in Southeastern Islands, Entei in Inferno Cave, Suicune in Treacherous Waters, or Jirachi in Star Cave. All of these Pokémon will join the player's team after clearing the job, after which it will not be randomly created again. While the first four require the dungeon to be unlocked for creation, Jirachi's job unlocks Star Cave and requires the completion of Bidoof's Wish instead.

Treasure Memo

This job type only exists in Explorers of Sky, where they are found in bottles on the beach. The job's description does not reveal the specified dungeon; only the floor number and a hint that describes where a treasure has been hidden. The player's task is to decipher the hint and find the treasure. Traps are preset on these special floors and cannot be destroyed, with Warp Traps sometimes being placed to facilitate transportation past impassible terrain. Higher-ranked jobs of this type may require multiple Keys or even the ability to get past walls.

Job Ranks

Red and Blue Rescue Team

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Each dungeon has an internal difficulty value assigned to each of its floors that is used to determine the rewards for the mission. An escort mission raises this value by 2 (but not above 15).

Sometimes, a job might offer double the Poké it normally awards.

Difficulty Rank Poké Points Rewards Dungeons
1 E 100 5 Gravelerock (40%), Reviver Seed (24%), Max Elixir (24%), Cheri Berry (12%) Tiny Woods, Thunderwave Cave, Mt. Steel
2 D 200 10 Max Elixir (14.12%), Gravelerock (11.76%), Heal Seed, Reviver Seed, Cheri Berry (7.06% each), Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band (5.88% each), random Gummi (2.08% each) Sinister Woods, Silent Chasm 1-7F
3 20 Max Elixir (12%), Gravelerock (8%), Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (6% each), Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band (3% each), random Gummi (2.82% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (0.57% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, and Rest (0.29% each) Silent Chasm 8-9F, Mt. Thunder, Mt. Thunder Peak*
4 C 300 40 Max Elixir, Gravelerock, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (7.69% each), random Gummi (2.71% each), Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band, Weather Band (2.31% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (0.82% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, and Rest (0.41% each) Great Canyon, Lapis Cave, Mt. Blaze. Mt. Blaze Peak*, Frosty Forest 1-5F
5 60 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (7.69% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band, Weather Band (3.33% each), random Gummi (2.35% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (1.43% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, and Rest (0.71% each) Frosty Forest 6-9F, Frosty Grotto*, Mt. Freeze, Mt. Freeze Peak*, Uproar Forest
6 B 400 80 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (6.67% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band, Weather Band (3.75% each), random Gummi (1.81% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (1.46% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (0.73% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.18% each) Magma Cavern, Magma Cavern Pit*, Sky Tower
7 100 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (8.33% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band, Weather Band (4.17% each), random Gummi (1.47% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (1.59% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (0.79% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.2% each) Sky Tower Summit*, Howling Forest, Stormy Sea 1-19F, Silver Trench 1-19F, Meteor Cave 1-9F, Fiery Field 1-19F, Lightning Field 1-19F, Northwind Field 1-9F, Mt. Faraway 1-19F, Western Cave 1-19F, Northern Range 1-9F, Pitfall Valley 1-9F, Buried Relic 1-19F, Wish Cave 1-19F, Murky Cave 1-9F, Desert Region 1-9F, Southern Cavern 1-19F, Wyvern Hill 1-19F, Solar Cave 1-9F, Darknight Relic, Grand Sea 1-10F, Waterfall Pond, Unown Relic, Joyous Tower 1-19F, Far-off Sea 1-19F, Oddity Cave, Remains Island 1-9F, Marvelous Sea 1-19F, Fantasy Strait 1-19F
8 A 500 150 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (8.33% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Special Band, Dodge Scarf, Weather Band (3.57% each), random Gummi (1.47% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (1.59% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (0.79% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.2% each) Stormy Sea 20-29F, Silver Trench 20-29F, Meteor Cave 10-19F, Fiery Field 20-29F, Lightning Field 20-29F, Northwind Field 20-29F, Mt. Faraway 20-29F, Western Cave 20-29F, Northern Range 10-19F, Pitfall Valley 10-19F, Buried Relic 20-29F, Wish Cave 20-29F, Murky Cave 10-19F, Desert Region 10-20F, Southern Cavern 20-29F, Wyvern Hill 20-29F, Solar Cave 10-20F, Grand Sea 11-30F, Joyous Tower 20-29F, Far-off Sea 20-29F, Purity Forest 1-19F, Remains Island 10-20F, Marvelous Sea 20F, Fantasy Strait 20-29F
9 200 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed (8.33% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Def. Scarf, Special Band, Zinc Band, Dodge Scarf, Weather Band (2.78% each), random Gummi (1.47% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (1.59% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (0.79% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.2% each) Stormy Sea 30-39F, Silver Trench 30-35F, Mt. Faraway 30-35F, Western Cave 30-35F, Northern Range 20-24F, Pitfall Valley 20-25F, Buried Relic 30-35F, Wish Cave 30-35F, Southern Cavern 30-50F, Wyvern Hill 30F, Joyous Tower 30-35F, Far-off Sea 30-35F, Purity Forest 20-24F, Fantasy Strait 30F
10 S 600 300 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed, Joy Seed (7.89% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Def. Scarf, Special Band, Zinc Band, Dodge Scarf, Weather Band (3.51% each), Link Box (2.92%), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (2% each), Weavile and Mime Jr. Figures (1.17% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (1% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.25% each) Silver Trench 36-59F, Mt. Faraway 36-39F, Western Cave 36-59F, Buried Relic 36-59F, Wish Cave 36-59F, Joyous Tower 36-59F, Far-off Sea 36-59F, Purity Forest 25-35F
11 500 Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed, Joy Seed (7.89% each), Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Insomniscope, Def. Scarf, Special Band, Zinc Band, Dodge Scarf, Weather Band (3.16% each), Link Box (2.92%), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (2% each), Weavile and Mime Jr. Figures (1.17% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (1% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.25% each) Silver Trench 60-98F, Western Cave 60-74F, Buried Relic 60-74F, Wish Cave 60-74F, Joyous Tower 60-74F, Far-off Sea 60-74F, Purity Forest 36-59F
12 700 700 Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Insomniscope, Def. Scarf, Special Band, Zinc Band, Dodge Scarf, Weather Band (4% each), Link Box (3.71%), Max Elixir, Heal Seed, Reviver Seed, Joy Seed (3.33% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (2.54% each), Weavile and Mime Jr. Figures (1.48% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (1.27% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.32% each) Western Cave 75-98F, Buried Relic 75-99F, Wish Cave 75-98F, Joyous Tower 75-99F, Far-off Sea 75F, Purity Forest 60-74F
13 1000 Purity Forest 75-88F
14 1500 Heal Ribbon, Persim Band, Power Band, Pecha Scarf, Insomniscope, Def. Scarf, Special Band, Zinc Band, Dodge Scarf, Weather Band (4% each), Link Box (3.71%), Joy Seed, Protein, Calcium, Iron, Zinc (2.67% each), TM for Roar, Hidden Power, Taunt, Torment, Facade, Secret Power, Attract, and Thief (2.54% each), Weavile and Mime Jr. Figures (1.48% each), TM for Calm Mind, Bullet Seed, Ice Beam, Light Screen, Frustration, Thunderbolt, Dig, Return, Brick Break, Reflect, Shock Wave, Flamethrower, and Rest (1.27% each), TM for Focus Punch, Toxic, Giga Drain, Safeguard, Solarbeam, Earthquake, Psychic, Shadow Ball, Fire Blast, and Aerial Ace (0.32% each) Purity Forest 88-98F
15 2000 Purity Forest 75-98F*

There exists an unused internal value of 0 that would award 1 point, 100 Poké and be classified as E-rank, and has no associated item pool.

Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky

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Escort and outlaw missions, as well as those with restrictions, raise the rank by one stage (but not above ★9). These increases do not stack; an outlaw mission with a restriction, or one where the player is accompanied by Magnemite or Magnezone is still raised by only one rank.

Rank Poké Points Rewards Dungeons
E 100 10 Unknown 1F of all dungeons*, Beach Cave, Drenched Bluff 2F, Tiny Meadow
D 150 15 Unknown Drenched Bluff 3-6F, Mt. Bristle 2-4F, Waterfall Cave 2F, Mt. Horn 2F, Serenity River 2F, Landslide Cave 2F, Lush Prairie 2F, Labyrinth Cave 2-5F, Oran Forest
C 200 20 Unknown Mt. Bristle 5-9F, Waterfall Cave 3-6F, Apple Woods 2-4F, Craggy Coast 2-4F, Mt. Horn 3F, Foggy Forest 2F, Serenity River 3-7F, Landslide Cave 3-12F, Lush Prairie 3-5F, Labyrinth Cave 6-9F
B 250 30 Unknown Waterfall Cave 7-8F, Apple Woods 5-12F, Craggy Coast 5-9F, Mt. Horn 4-14F, Foggy Forest 3F, Steam Cave 2-3F, Amp Plains 2-3F, Northern Desert 2F
A 300 50TD/60S Unknown Foggy Forest 4-11F, Steam Cave 4-8F, Amp Plains 4-10F, Northern Desert 3-5F, Quicksand Cave 2-3F, Crystal Cave 2-3F, Crystal Crossing 2-3F
S 350 70TD/90S Unknown Northern Desert 6-15F, Quicksand Cave 4-10F, Crystal Cave 4-6F, Crystal Crossing 4-10F, Treeshroud Forest 2-5F
★1 400 100TD/150S Unknown Crystal Cave 7-11F, Crystal Crossing 11-13F, Treeshroud Forest 6-20F, Bottomless Sea 2-4F, Lost Wilderness 2F, Zero Isle East 2F
★2 450 200TD/250S Unknown Brine Cave, Mystifying Forest 2-6F, Blizzard Island 2-3F, Crevice Cave 2-3F, Surrounded Sea 2-5F, Miracle Sea 2-4F, Mt. Travail 2-4F, Spacial Rift 2-4F, Dark Crater 2-5F, Concealed Ruins 2-4F, Marine Resort 2-4F, Bottomless Sea 5-10F, Shimmer Desert 2-4F, Mt. Avalanche 2-4F, Giant Volcano 2-3F, World Abyss 2-3F, Sky Stairway 2F, Mystery Jungle 2-3F, Lake Afar 2-3F, Happy Outlook 2-4F, Mt. Mistral 2-3F, Shimmer Hill 2-9F, Lost Wilderness 3-5F, Midnight Forest 2-4F, Zero Isle North 2F, Zero Isle East 3-4F, Zero Isle West 2-8, Zero Isle South 2-7F, Oblivion Forest 1-7FS
★3 500 300TD/400S Unknown Mystifying Forest 7-13F, Blizzard Island 4-6F, Crevice Cave 4-6F, Surrounded Sea 6-9F, Miracle Sea 5-9F, Mt. Travail 5-11F, Spacial Rift 5-8F, Dark Crater 6-13F, Concealed Ruins 5-11F, Marine Resort 5-9F, Bottomless Sea 11-16F, Shimmer Desert 5-8F, Mt. Avalanche 5-9F, Giant Volcano 4-6F, World Abyss 4-6F, Sky Stairway 3-4F, Mystery Jungle 4-7F, Lake Afar 4-10F, Happy Outlook 5-9F, Mt. Mistral 4-10F, Shimmer Hill 10-17F, Lost Wilderness 6-9F, Midnight Forest 5-8F, Zero Isle North 3-5F, Zero Isle East 5-6F, Zero Isle West 10-18F, Zero Isle South 8-14F, Oblivion Forest 8-14FS
★4 550 400TD/600S Unknown Blizzard Island 7-9F, Crevice Cave 7-9F, Surrounded Sea 9-12F, Miracle Sea 10-17F, Mt. Travail 12-19F, Spacial Rift 9-12F, Dark Crater 14-15F, Concealed Ruins 12-28F, Marine Resort 10-18F, Bottomless Sea 17-23F, Shimmer Desert 9F, Mt. Avalanche 10-13F, Giant Volcano 7-9F, World Abyss 7-9F, Sky Stairway 5-9F, Mystery Jungle 8-14F, Lake Afar 11-24F, Happy Outlook 10-19F, Mt. Mistral 11-19F, Lost Wilderness 10-17F, Midnight Forest 9-24F, Zero Isle North 6-12F, Zero Isle East 7-16F, Zero Isle West 19-32F, Zero Isle South 16-24F, Zero Isle Center 1FS, Treacherous Waters 1-9FS, Southeastern Islands 1-9FS, Inferno Cave 1-9FS
★5 600 500TD/800S Unknown Blizzard Island 10-15F, Crevice Cave 10F, Surrounded Sea 13-17F, Miracle Sea 18F, Spacial Rift 13-15F, Bottomless Sea 24-31F, Mt. Avalanche 14-16F, Giant Volcano 10-12F, World Abyss 10-12F, Sky Stairway 10-13F, Mystery Jungle 15-20F, Zero Isle North 14-29F, Zero Isle East 17-21F, Zero Isle West 34-39F, Zero Isle South 26-35F, Treacherous Waters 10-19FS, Southeastern Islands 10-19FS, Inferno Cave 10-19FS
★6 650 700TD/1000S Unknown Blizzard Island 16-20F, Surrounded Sea 18-19F, Bottomless Sea 32-49F, Mt. Avalanche 17-19F, Giant Volcano 13-19F, World Abyss 13-20F, Sky Stairway 14-19F, Mystery Jungle 21-25F, Zero Isle North 31-41F, Zero Isle East 22-39F, Zero Isle South 36-59F, Southeastern Islands 20-24FS, Inferno Cave 20-29FS
★7 700 1000TD/1200S Unknown World Abyss 21-29F, Sky Stairway 20-29F, Mystery Jungle 26-29F, Zero Isle North 42-50F, Zero Isle South 60-88F
★8 750 1300TD/1400S Unknown Sky Stairway 30-49F, Zero Isle North 51-59F, Zero Isle South 89-98F, Zero Isle Center 2-6FS
★9 800 1500TD/1600S Unknown Zero Isle North 60-74F, Zero Isle Center 7-49FS


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