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Pokémon Mystery Dungeon is an RPG game like the more common series. However, since it's more focused on dungeons, there are different elements that are either left out or used differently. | Pokémon Mystery Dungeon is an RPG game like the more common series. However, since it's more focused on dungeons, there are different elements that are either left out or used differently. | ||
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*This game series introduces level 1 Pokémon, despite having not experienced this situation until the introduction of [[Generation IV]]. | *This game series introduces level 1 Pokémon, despite having not experienced this situation until the introduction of [[Generation IV]]. | ||
*{{p|Shedinja}} has more than one HP, even at level 1. Thia may be due to the standard A attack doing at least 1 HP damage. | *{{p|Shedinja}} has more than one HP, even at level 1. Thia may be due to the standard A attack doing at least 1 HP damage. | ||
* | *The Player is only allowed to have 3 Pokémon at one time in his or her [[party]], with 1 able to become a member of the team, either temporarily due to missions, or until the player release them, in which they want to be the player's friend. | ||
* | *The Player is only allowed to evolve the Pokémon at a specific area. Even so, it doesn't make the player any stronger in stats. | ||
==Status Ailments== | ==Status Ailments== | ||
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===Toss Items=== | ===Toss Items=== | ||
:''Main article: [[Toss Items]]'' | :''Main article: [[Toss Items]]'' | ||
It has been touched upon in the [[Safari Zone]] and the [[Bug-Catching Contest]], where | It has been touched upon in the [[Safari Zone]] and the [[Bug-Catching Contest]], where the player able to toss bait or throw a rock. However, in this game, throwing items result in damage. The toss items are: | ||
*Twig | *Twig | ||
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===Evolutionary Items=== | ===Evolutionary Items=== | ||
Since | Since the player cannot use evolutionary items in order to evolve them, there are other items to replace them: | ||
*[[Sun Ribbon]] (evolves {{p|Eevee}} into {{p|Espeon}}) | *[[Sun Ribbon]] (evolves {{p|Eevee}} into {{p|Espeon}}) | ||
Revision as of 01:23, 14 April 2008
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon is an RPG game like the more common series. However, since it's more focused on dungeons, there are different elements that are either left out or used differently.
Pokémon
- This game series introduces level 1 Pokémon, despite having not experienced this situation until the introduction of Generation IV.
- Shedinja has more than one HP, even at level 1. Thia may be due to the standard A attack doing at least 1 HP damage.
- The Player is only allowed to have 3 Pokémon at one time in his or her party, with 1 able to become a member of the team, either temporarily due to missions, or until the player release them, in which they want to be the player's friend.
- The Player is only allowed to evolve the Pokémon at a specific area. Even so, it doesn't make the player any stronger in stats.
Status Ailments
- Paralysis eventually goes away unlike Pokémon in the regular games where they cannot heal without any status healing moves or abilities.
- Confusion doesn't disappear until after walking around for a while.
Damage
- Sonicboom does 55 damage.
- Depending on the amount of HP it has, Pokémon with the moves Selfdestruct or Explosion may not faint. The moves will, however, clear a pathway if there are walls within the battle area.
- If an enemy were to faint by means other than the party attacking it, the members of the party will 'not' gain experience points.
Items
- The element of hunger and IQ led to food and Gummis, respectively.
Toss Items
- Main article: Toss Items
It has been touched upon in the Safari Zone and the Bug-Catching Contest, where the player able to toss bait or throw a rock. However, in this game, throwing items result in damage. The toss items are:
- Twig
- Cacnea's Needle
- Golden Tooth
- Iron Thorn
- Silver Needle
- Pebble
- Gravelerock/Graveler's Stone
Evolutionary Items
Since the player cannot use evolutionary items in order to evolve them, there are other items to replace them:
- Sun Ribbon (evolves Eevee into Espeon)
- Lunar Ribbon (evolves Eevee into {Umbreon)
Weather=
- They introduced fog, even though it was not until Generation IV that used this element.
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