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Mystifying Forest しんぴのもり Mysterious Forest

Basic info Floors: 14 Rest stops: 1 Traps: Yes Monster Houses: {{{monsterhouses}}} Main type: Grass, Poison, Bug Boss: Wigglytuff Guild (except Bidoof)

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

Location File:Mystifying Forest Map.png

Mystifying Forest (Japanese: しんぴのもり Mysterious Forest) is an unlockable dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It has 14 floors and can be unlocked by defeating Dialga at Temporal Tower to end story mode. The third and fifth floors are always covered in fog and there is a chance of finding a floor that weakens all but Normal-type moves (also known as a Cloudy weather condition). It is essential to complete this dungeon to pass the player's Guild graduation test. At the top the player and his/her partner encounter Wigglytuff posing as the Grand Master of all things Bad, with the other Guild members (with the exception of Bidoof) posing as his minions. After defeating them and Wigglytuff commending the player and his/her partner on defeating the group, he then claims to know nothing of the sort and his suspicious example is followed poorly (but successfully) by the other members. Clearing the dungeon will also give the player access to evolve Pokémon if they are under the correct conditions. The protagonist Pokémon and his or her partner will be unable to evolve, however, until the final boss of the main storyline is defeated.

Mystifying Forest also has two other bosses, Celebi and Darkrai, that will only appear after the player has talked to Manaphy about the Marine Resort and while the Mystery Part or Secret Slab is in the bag.

Pokémon encountered

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Bulbasaur	1-13	5-7	8.2%
	Ivysaur	1-13	40,41	-10%
	Metapod	1-13	40,41	-10%
	Rattata	1-13	13-14	8.2%
	Raticate	1-13	43	-4.5%
	Spearow	1-13	12-16	8.2%
	Nidoran♀	1-13	41,42	8.2%
	Nidoran♂	1-13	40	8.2%
	Venonat	1-13	12,13	8.2%
	Bellsprout	1-13	15,16	8.2%
	Weepinbell	1-13	40,41	-10%
	Exeggcute	1-13	10	6%
	Koffing	1-13	13	6.4%
	Scyther	1-13	20	8.2%
	Eevee	1-13	9-11	8.2%
	Chikorita	1-13	5	8.2%
	Bayleef	1-13	38	-10%
	Aipom	1-13	14	6.4%
	Teddiursa	1-13	15-16	8.2%
	Wurmple	1-13	15,16	6.4%
	Seedot	1-13	8,9	8.2%
	Nuzleaf	1-13	11,13,14	0.5%
	Roselia	1-13	40-41	6.4%
	Gulpin	1-13	10,13	6.9%
	Flygon	1-13	39,40	-12%
	Turtwig	1-13	5,6	8.2%
	Grotle	1-13	38	-10%
	Torterra	1-13	40	-12%
	Bidoof	1-13	10,11	8.2%
	Kricketot	1-13	8,9	8.2%
	Stunky	1-13	14,16	8.2%
	Skuntank	1-13	40	0.5%
	Munchlax	1-13	5-7	8.2%
	Celebi	10 T	44	20% *
	Darkrai	13	53	-22% *
Wigglytuff Guild
	Wigglytuff	14	50	Unrecruitable Boss
	Diglett	14	35	Unrecruitable
	Dugtrio	14	35	Unrecruitable
	Sunflora	14	35	Unrecruitable
	Loudred	14	35	Unrecruitable
	Corphish	14	35	Unrecruitable
	Chatot	14	45	Unrecruitable
	Croagunk	14	35	Unrecruitable
Wigglytuff Guild will only be found here the first time. Celebi and Darkrai will not appear the first time.

Traps encountered

In this dungeon, players will encounter some more new traps here. This includes the PP-Zero Trap, Grimy Trap, Mud Trap, Sticky Trap and Seal Trap, which makes it more difficult, especially losing all PP on a PP-Zero Trap, having a food item turn into Grimy Food on a Grimy Trap or even having an item become unusable with a Sticky Trap.

Image	Trap
	Chestnut Trap
	Sticky Trap
	Selfdestruct Trap
	Warp Trap
	Grimy Trap
	Slow Trap
	Spin Trap
File:PokemonTrap.png	Pokémon Trap
File:PPZeroTrap.png	PP-Zero Trap
	Seal Trap
	Mud Trap
	Slumber Trap
	Summon Trap
	Gust Trap
	Poison Trap
	Trip Trap

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