Reverse Mountain

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Reverse Mountain 地天の山 Earthsky Mountain

Basic info Floors: 9 Rest stops: Yes* Traps: Yes Monster Houses: No Main type: Ghost, Fighting, Steel Boss: Mega Tyranitar, Mega Gengar ×2, Void Shadows ×2

Allowances Recruiting: No* Items: Current Money: Allowed Starting level: Current Team members: Up to 3*

Location Please upload a world map highlighting this dungeon's location.

Reverse Mountain (Japanese: 地天の山 Earthsky Mountain) is a dungeon in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon. It is the final dungeon of the Voidlands the player treks through to return to the Pokémon world. Once Reverse Mountain has been completed in the main story, thus completing the trek through the Voidlands, it cannot be revisited in the main story. It can only be revisited through Pelipper Island, where it is considered part of the Water Continent.

Reverse Mountain as seen from afar

After being saved by the Legendary beasts, the player, their partner, and Mawile, are brought to Reverse Mountain, which the Legendary trio believe to be closely connected to Revelation Mountain. The trio warns the player's group that they will abandon them if they become a liability.

After an arduous climb, the group reaches the mountain's peak, only to discover that the Door to Light, the gateway to the real world, is being blocked by Void Shadows. Surrounded, they fight five shadows, one of which transforms into a Mega Tyranitar, and two of which turn into Mega Gengar. Even after their victory, more Void Shadows continue to fall from the sky. In a last, desperate action, Mawile shoves the player and partner in front of the door, leaving her and the beasts behind. After discovering the beasts anticipated this would happen, and were acting distant to keep the two from worrying about them, the player's partner swears they'll find a way to save them, and the two escape just as the door disappears.

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Pokémon encountered

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Gastly	1F-9F	22	Unrecruitable
	Medicham	1F-9F	37	Unrecruitable
	Bronzong	1F-9F	33	Unrecruitable
	Spiritomb	1F-9F	22	Unrecruitable
	Throh	1F-9F	22	Unrecruitable
	Sawk	1F-9F	22	Unrecruitable
	Ferrothorn	1F-9F	40	Unrecruitable
	Chandelure	1F-9F	41	Unrecruitable
	Aegislash	1F-9F	35	Unrecruitable
These Pokémon are recruited through the Connection Orb rather than fighting them.

Boss

Mega Gengar ×2 Boosts: +200 HP	Mega Tyranitar Boosts: +300 HP	Boss allies: Void Shadows ×2 Boosts: +150 HP
Types: Ghost Poison Ability: Shadow Tag Held item: None Mega Gengar Lv.35 Lick Ghost Physical   --       Night Shade Ghost Special   --       Shadow Punch Ghost Physical   --       Confuse Ray Ghost Status   --	Types: Rock Dark Ability: Sand Stream Held item: None Mega Tyranitar Lv.55 Sandstorm Rock Status   --       Bite Dark Physical   --       Screech Normal Status   --       Chip Away Normal Physical   --	Type: Unknown Unknown Ability: Void Shadows Held item: None Void Shadows Lv.20 Drain Unknown Special   --       Peripheral Attack Unknown Special   --       Shadow Headbutt Unknown Physical   --       Curse Unknown Status   --

Items found

Item		Floors
	Poké	1F-9F
	Elixir	1F-9F
	Grimy Food	1F-9F
	Cheri Berry	1F-9F
	Chesto Berry	1F-9F
	Oran Berry	1F-9F
	Pecha Berry	1F-9F
	Rawst Berry	1F-9F
	Ban Seed	1F-9F
	Blast Seed	1F-9F
	Decoy Seed	1F-9F
	Tiny Reviver Seed	1F-9F
	Emera-Up Orb	1F-9F
	See-Trap Orb	1F-9F
	Totter Orb	1F-9F
	Confuse Wand	1F-?F
	Guiding Wand	1F-?F
	Petrify Wand	1F-?F
	Slow Wand	1F-?F
	Slumber Wand	1F-?F
	Stayaway Wand	1F-?F
	Surround Wand	1F-?F
	Truant Wand	1F-?F
	Tunnel Wand	1F-?F
	Barrage	B1F-?F
	Barrage Guard	B1F-?F
	Burn Guard	B1F-?F
	Clutch Performer	B1F-?F
	Confusion Guard	B1F-?F
	Dizzying Payback	B1F-?F
	Dizzying Stare	B1F-?F
	Guard Boost	B1F-?F
	Intimidator	B1F-?F
	Paralysis Guard	B1F-?F
	Poison Guard	B1F-?F
	Power Boost X	B1F-?F
	Power Boost Y	B1F-?F
	Sleep Guard	B1F-?F
	Toughness	B1F-?F
	Trap Proof	B1F-?F
	Type Bulldozer	B1F-?F

Traps encountered

Image	Trap	Floors
	Gust Trap	7F
	Poison Trap	2F, 9F
	Slow Trap	4F
	Spiky Trap	2F, 4F, 7F
	Summon Trap	7F

Layout

Rest stop

In other languages

Language Title French Mont Terrociel German Sphärenberg Italian Monte Terracielo Spanish Cumbre Cosmoterra

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