Uproar Forest

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Uproar Forest 騒ぎの森 Uproar Forest

Basic info Floors: 10RB 4RTDX Rest stops: No Traps: NoRB YesRTDX Monster Houses: Yes Main type: Grass, Poison Boss: Mankey ×3

Allowances Recruiting: Yes Items: Allowed Money: Allowed Starting level: Current Team members: 3

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

Uproar Forest (Japanese: 騒ぎの森 Uproar Forest) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX. It consists of 10^RB/4^RTDX floors and is the focus of a side quest.

Once player completes Mt. Freeze and finishes at least 3 missions, Wynaut and Wobbuffet will appear outside the Pelipper Post Office to ask someone to take the "Punish Bad Mankey" mission on the noticeboard. Accepting it will unlock Uproar Forest. The first time the dungeon is completed, there is a boss battle against three Mankey on the final floor. On completion, Wynaut, Wobbuffet, Caterpie, and the Mankey will help to remodel the rescue Team Base. However, the Mankey go on strike half-way through until they are given two chestnuts. Once the remodeling is completed, the main storyline picks up again with the events around Magma Cavern.

Chestnuts can be found on the ground on the ninth floor of the dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, and on any floor in Rescue Team DX.

Gameplay

Generation III

There is a random weather effect on floors 3 and 6. Additionally, all floors except the final floor are shrouded in darkness, limiting field of vision to 2 tiles outside of rooms.

This is the first dungeon to have the possibility of Monster Houses.

Generation VIII

This is the first dungeon to have the possibility of Mystery Houses.

Pokémon encountered

Generation III

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Venonat	1-5	17	11.4%
	Aipom	1-6 B	15	7.2%
	Seedot	1-9	16	11.2%
	Roselia	4-7 R	16	7%
	Nuzleaf	5-9	10	-19%
	Mankey	8-10	11	10.9%
There are three Mankey at B10F as boss the first time the dungeon is cleared. Mankey cannot be recruited until after the first completion of the dungeon.

Generation VIII

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Mystery House levels, floors

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Venonat	1-3	23	10.8%
	Aipom	1-3	23	10.8%
	Nuzleaf	1-3	23	10.8%
	Seedot	2-3	23	10.8%
	Mankey	3	23	10.8%
	Roselia	3	23	10.8%
	Mankey	4	23	Unrecruitable Boss
Fainted Pokémon
	Lotad	2-3	20	100%
	Ledyba	2-3	20	100%
	Noctowl	2-3	20	100%
	Grimer	2-3	20	100%
	Raticate	2-3	20	100%
	Koffing	2-3	20	100%
Mystery House
	Kadabra	?	?	100%
	Onix	?	?	100%
	Steelix	?	?	100%
	Haunter	?	?	100%
	Krabby	?	?	100%
	Staryu	?	?	100%
	Jynx	?	?	100%
	Honchkrow	?	?	100%
	Misdreavus	?	?	100%
	Dunsparce	?	?	100%
	Delibird	?	?	100%
	Mawile	?	?	100%
	Sharpedo	?	?	100%
	Wailord	?	?	100%
	Altaria	?	?	100%
	Lunatone	?	?	100%
	Solrock	?	?	100%
	Duskull	?	?	100%
	Clamperl	?	?	100%
There are three Mankey as a boss the first time the dungeon is cleared. Mankey cannot be recruited until after the first completion of the dungeon.

Items

Generation III

Uproar Forest

Item		Floors
	4-226 Poké	1-8F
	Apple	1-8F
	Chestnut	9F
	Grass Gummi	1-8F
	Green Gummi	1-8F
	Cheri Berry	1-8F
	Oran Berry	1-8F
	Pecha Berry	1-8F
	Blast Seed	1-8F
	Heal Seed	1-8F

Monster House

Item		Floors
	4-226 Poké	1-9F
	Aerial Ace	1-9F
	Attract	1-9F
	Brick Break	1-9F
	Bullet Seed	1-9F
	Calm Mind	1-9F
	Dig	1-9F
	Earthquake	1-9F
	Facade	1-9F
	Fire Blast	1-9F
	Flamethrower	1-9F
	Focus Punch	1-9F
	Frustration	1-9F
	Giga Drain	1-9F
	Hidden Power	1-9F
	Ice Beam	1-9F
	Light Screen	1-9F
	Psychic	1-9F
	Reflect	1-9F
	Rest	1-9F
	Return	1-9F
	Roar	1-9F
	Safeguard	1-9F
	Secret Power	1-9F
	Shadow Ball	1-9F
	Shock Wave	1-9F
	Solarbeam	1-9F
	Taunt	1-9F
	Thief	1-9F
	Thunderbolt	1-9F
	Torment	1-9F
	Toxic	1-9F
	Blowback Orb	1-9F
	Escape Orb	1-9F
	Evasion Orb	1-9F
	Hurl Orb	1-9F
	Petrify Orb	1-9F
	Pounce Orb	1-9F
	Radar Orb	1-9F
	Rebound Orb	1-9F
	Rollcall Orb	1-9F
	Scanner Orb	1-9F
	Switcher Orb	1-9F
	Trawl Orb	1-9F
	Warp Orb	1-9F

Generation VIII

Uproar Forest

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: needs floor numbers and items

Item		Floors
	10-116 Poké	1-3F
	3-6 Geo Pebble	1-3F
	5-6 Iron Spike	1-3F
	Cover Band	1F
	Mach Ribbon	3F
	Chestnut	1-3F
	Tiny Apple	1-3F
	Cheri Berry	2-3F
	Oran Berry	2-3F
	Pecha Berry	1F
	Rawst Berry	1-3F
	Blast Seed	1F
	Eyedrop Seed	1-2F
	Sleep Seed	2F
	Totter Seed	1F
	Max Ether	1-3F
	Dark Pulse TM	1F
	4 Confuse Wand	1F
	3-4 Petrify Wand	2F
	4-5 Slow Wand	1-3F
	4 Slumber Wand	2F
	3-4 Stayaway Wand	1-2F
	4 Switcher Wand	3F
	2 Tunnel Wand	1F
	3-4 Whirlwind Wand	1-2F

Sparkling Floor

Item		Floors
	Calcium	3F
	Carbos	2F
	Protein	1F

Kecleon Shop

Item		Floors
	4 Geo Pebble	1F
	5-6 Iron Spike	1, 3F
	Mach Ribbon	3F
	Apple	1, 3F
	Max Ether	1, 3F
	All Power-Up Orb	1F
	All Dodge Orb	1F
	Slumber Orb	1, 3F
	Totter Orb	1F
	Wigglytuff Orb	1, 3F
	3 Confuse Wand	3F

Monster House

Item		Floors
	33-70 Poké	2F
	3 Geo Pebble	1F
	5-6 Iron Spike	1-2F
	Chestnut	1F
	Tiny Apple	1-2F
	Pecha Berry	1F

Traps encountered

Generation VIII

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: needs more precise percentages

Note: The % are rough estimates.

Image	Trap	Floor 1-3
	Blast Trap	10.2 %
	Gust Trap	4.4 %
	Hunger Trap	16.8 %
	PP Leech Trap	7.3 %
	Seal Trap	12.4 %
	Slow Trap	10.2 %
	Slumber Trap	12.4 %
	Spiky Trap	8.8 %
	Spin Trap	7.3 %
	Warp Trap	10.2 %

Other encounters

Generation III

Image	Tile	Floor 1-9
	Monster House	6%

Trivia

• Despite the name of the dungeon, in Generation III, none of the Pokémon in it could learn Uproar.

In other languages

Language Title French Bois Brouhaha German Tumultwald Italian Foresta Baraonda Korean 소동의 숲 Sodong-ui Sup Spanish Bosque Alboroto

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