Crevice Cave

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Crevice Cave クレバスのどうくつ Crevice Cave TDS

Basic info Floors: 15* Rest stops: Yes Traps: Yes Monster Houses: Yes Main type: Ice, Water, Normal Boss: Froslass*

Allowances Recruiting: Yes Items: 48 Money: Allowed Starting level: Current Team members: 4

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Crevice Cave (Japanese: クレバスのどうくつ Crevice Cave) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It has 14 floors and a relay point between Floor 10 and the first floor of Lower Crevice Cave. It is unlocked after the player completes Blizzard Island. Upon first completing the dungeon the player will battle a Froslass as a boss. After she is defeated, the player rescues Scizor, whom Froslass had frozen and kept for several years. The player then receives the Secret Rank from the grateful explorer.

Darkrai can be found on the second floor of Lower Crevice Cave, but only after Manaphy has told the player about Marine Resort, and if the player has the Mystery Part or Secret Slab in the bag.

Pokémon encountered

Crevice Cave

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Golduck	B1-B10	41-43	-12%
	Jynx	B1-B10	42-44	-4.5%
	Marill	B1-B10	40-42	0.5%
	Azumarill	B1-B10	45-47	0.5%
	Sneasel	B1-B10	12-14	6.4%
	Swinub	B1-B10	14-16	8.2%
	Piloswine	B1-B10	41-43	0.5%
	Delibird	B1-B10	41-43	8.2%
	Smoochum	B1-B10	17-19	6.4%
	Slakoth	B1-B10	15-17	8.2%
	Vigoroth	B1-B10	41-43	-10%
	Slaking	B1-B10	45-47	-12%
	Azurill	B1-B10	11-13	8.2%
	Nosepass	B1-B10	42-44	6.4%
	Swablu	B1-B10	11-13	6.4%
	Altaria	B1-B10	42-44	-12%
	Zangoose	B1-B10	42-44	6.4%
	Snorunt	B1-B10	14-16	6.4%
	Piplup	B1-B10	5-7	8.2%
	Prinplup	B1-B10	42-44	-10%
	Empoleon	B1-B10	45-47	-12%
	Snover	B1-B10	13-15	8.2%
	Weavile	B1-B10	42-44	-12%
	Glaceon	B1-B10	42-44	-10%
	Mamoswine	B1-B10	42-44	-12%

Lower Crevice Cave

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Golduck	B1-B4	43	-12%
	Jynx	B1-B4	44	-4.5%
	Marill	B1-B4	42	0.5%
	Azumarill	B1-B4	47	0.5%
	Sneasel	B1-B4	14	6.4%
	Swinub	B1-B4	16	8.2%
	Piloswine	B1-B4	43	-12%
	Delibird	B1-B4	43	8.2%
	Smoochum	B1-B4	19	6.4%
	Slakoth	B1-B4	17	8.2%
	Vigoroth	B1-B4	43	-10%
	Slaking	B1-B4	47	-12%
	Azurill	B1-B4	13	8.2%
	Nosepass	B1-B4	44	6.4%
	Swablu	B1-B4	13	6.4%
	Altaria	B1-B4	44	-12%
	Zangoose	B1-B4	44	6.4%
	Snorunt	B1-B4	16	6.4%
	Piplup	B1-B4	7	8.2%
	Prinplup	B1-B4	44	-10%
	Empoleon	B1-B4	47	-12%
	Snover	B1-B4	15	8.2%
	Weavile	B1-B4	44	-12%
	Glaceon	B1-B4	44	-10%
	Mamoswine	B1-B4	44	-12%
	Darkrai	B2	53	-22% *

Crevice Cave Pit

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Froslass	Pit	41	Unrecruitable Boss
Froslass is encountered only the first time around.

Traps

Image	Trap
	Chestnut Trap
	Explosion Trap
	Grimy Trap
	Gust Trap
	Mud Trap
	Poison Trap
	Pokémon Trap
	PP-Zero Trap
	Seal Trap
	Selfdestruct Trap
	Slow Trap
	Slumber Trap
	Spin Trap
	Sticky Trap
	Summon Trap
	Trip Trap
	Warp Trap
	Wonder Tile

Layout

Game	Entrance	Rest stop	Pit
Time
Darkness
Sky

Trivia

• At the relay point one can hear the introduction music from the start of the game when the survey was presented.
• This is the only dungeon that is progressed through the main storyline where the music randomly changes.
• Froslass, despite being the boss Pokémon in this dungeon, can be encountered (and recruited) earlier in the game; they appear in Crystal Crossing after graduating from the guild.

In other languages

Crevice Cave Language Title French Grotte Lézarde German Gletscherhöhle Italian Grotta dell'Abisso Korean 크레바스 동굴 Crevice donggul Spanish Cueva Témpano

Lower Crevice Cave Language Title French Grotte Lézarde Profondeurs German Untere Gletscherhöhle Italian Antro dell'Abisso Korean 크레바스 동굴 최심부 Crevice donggul choesimbu Spanish Fosa Témpano

Crevice Cave Pit Language Title French Grotte Lézarde Fond German Gletscherhöhlengrube Italian Fossa dell'Abisso Korean 크레바스 동굴 깊은 곳 Crevice donggul gipeun got Spanish Sima Témpano

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