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Final Maze さいごのま Final Chamber

Basic info Floors: 48 Rest stops: No Traps: Yes Monster Houses: {{{monsterhouses}}} Main type: None Boss: None

Allowances Recruiting: Yes Items: 0 Money: Allowed Starting level: Current Team members: 4

Location File:Final Maze Map.png

Final Maze (Japanese: さいごのま Final Chamber) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness as well as Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It has 48 floors and no relay point. It can only be entered through the Marowak Dojo and items may not be taken into it.

Unlike the other mazes of the dojo, when the player faints, he or she teleports out and only loses some items. After the Marine Resort's location is revealed, the player will encounter Jirachi, Suicune, and Moltres at B23F, B29F, and B40F respectively. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, all three legendary Pokémon have been removed from the dungeon and placed in different locations. HMs are scattered randomly throughout the maze (they cannot be used inside any dungeon, but they are reusable).

After clearing the maze, Marowak will give the player a Brown Bow, which is a hold item.

Pokémon encountered

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Machop	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Magnemite	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Doduo	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Omanyte	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Kabuto	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Spinarak	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Mareep	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Misdreavus	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Swinub	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Houndour	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Phanpy	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Magby	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Poochyena	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Shroomish	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Mawile	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Meditite	1-48	40-50	5.5%
	Bagon	1-48	40-50	6.4%
	Staravia	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Skorupi	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Carnivine	1-48	40-50	8.2%
	Jirachi	23 TD	?	-12%
	Suicune	29 TD	45	6.4%
	Moltres	40 TD	?	30%

Trivia

• All of the Pokémon encountered in the Final Maze appear in the Dojo's various mazes (with the obvious exception of the aforementioned legendary Pokémon). Therefore, the Final Maze could be considered a "spawning ground" of sorts.

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