Pokémon Square

Aerial view of Pokémon Square from Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team

Pokémon Square (Japanese: ポケモン広場 Pokémon Plaza) is the central village in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team, Blue Rescue Team, and Rescue Team DX. It is populated solely by Pokémon, like the rest of the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon world.

Places of interest

The central area of Pokémon Square from Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team

The central area of Pokémon Square in Rescue Team DX

In the center of the square

Kecleon Shop

Main article: Kecleon Shop

The Kecleon Shop is run by two Kecleon brothers. The younger, green Kecleon runs the Kecleon Shop, which sells various items, such as Food, Throwing items, and Seeds. The older, purple Kecleon runs Kecleon Wares, which sells TMs and Wonder Orbs. The shop starts selling different items after completing Great Canyon, and again after completing Sky Tower.

Felicity Bank

Felicity Bank (Japanese: ペルシアン銀行 Persian Bank) is a bank run by Persian. This bank allows the rescue team to store money so it is not lost if the party is defeated in a dungeon.

In Rescue Team DX, if the rescue team makes a transaction at Felicity Bank every day for a certain number of days, Persian will give them a reward. The reward can be an Apple, a Tiny Reviver Seed, a Max Ether, or an Oran Berry.

Wigglytuff's Camp Corner / Wigglytuff Club

Wigglytuff's Camp Corner^RTDX (Japanese: プクリンのキャンプコーナー Pukurin's Camp Corner) or the Wigglytuff Club^RB (Japanese: プクリンのともだちサークル Pukurin's Friend Circle) is a shop run by Wigglytuff that sells access to rescue team camps/Friend Areas, which allow Pokémon can be recruited for the rescue team.

Kangaskhan Storage

Main article: Kangaskhan Storage

Kangaskhan Storage is run by Kangaskhan. This storage system allows the player to store items so they will not be lost if the party is defeated in a dungeon.

Gulpin Link Shop

Gulpin Link Shop (Japanese: ゴクリンの連結店 Gokulin's Link Shop) is a shop run by Gulpin that allows the rescue team to set moves, link them for combos, or remember forgotten techniques. However, in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, Gulpin cannot teach Deoxys moves it has forgotten, saying this is because Deoxys is a "special" Pokémon, but this has been accessible in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.

In Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, this costs 150 Poké; in Rescue Team DX, this service is free.

After completing the main story in Rescue Team DX, Gulpin will open up a new service for Pokémon to learn moves outside of their level-up and TM movepool (equivalent to moves learned by tutoring in the core series games). This service costs the player money, and the price differs for individual moves.

Outside of the square

Whiscash Pond

Main article: Whiscash Pond

Whiscash Pond is an area to the north of Pokémon Square. Its main inhabitant is Whiscash, who tells stories to the player. After saving the world from a meteor, it is possible to access Luminous Cave from here, which permits Pokémon to evolve.

Pelipper Post Office

The four Pokémon statues in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX

The Pelipper Post Office (Japanese: ペリッパー連絡所 Pelipper Communication Station) is a post office run by multiple Pelipper located to the east of Pokémon Square. It allows the player to send SOS mail, lend a Pokémon to a friend, send A-OK Mail, and Thank-You-Mail. In addition, at the bulletin board in front of the post office, rescue missions can be accepted.

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, statues are located outside the Pelipper Post Office, replacing the figures present in Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team. The Bonsly, Mime Jr., Weavile and Lucario statues are obtained by reaching Bronze Rank, Gold Rank, Diamond Rank, and Ultra Rank respectively. Each statue has the added effect of allowing the player to encounter the depicted Pokémon in dungeons; Bonsly, Mime Jr. and Weavile can be encountered regularly, while Lucario must be found inside Mystery Houses.

Makuhita Dojo

Main article: Makuhita Dojo

Makuhita Dojo is located to the south of the square and is run by a Makuhita. The player's rescue team can challenge mazes to level up their Pokémon.

Gallery

Red and Blue Rescue Team

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  Kecleon Shop
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  Felicity Bank
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  Wigglytuff Club
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  Kangaskhan Storage
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  Gulpin Link Shop
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  Whiscash Pond
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  Pelipper Post Office
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  Makuhita Dojo

Rescue Team DX

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  Kecleon Shop
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  Felicity Bank
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  Wigglytuff Club
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  Kangaskhan Storage
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  Gulpin Link Shop
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  Whiscash Pond
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  Pelipper Post Office
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  Makuhita Dojo

Music

By Pokémon

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In animation

Pokémon Square in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters Out of the Gate!

Pokémon Square appeared in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters Out of the Gate!, looking exactly as it does in the games. Of the locations found in Pokémon Square, Team Go-Getters visited the Whiscash Pond, Kecleon Shop, and Kangaskhan Storage.

In the manga

Pokémon Square in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Ginji's Rescue Team

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Ginji's Rescue Team

Pokémon Square first appeared in I Want to be Human Again!, where Ginji and Mudkip visited it. During their visit, they encountered Gengar, who asked them to accompany him to visit Xatu at the Hill of the Ancients. Initially, he only did so in order to get to steal some stuff from Xatu, but after hearing Xatu say that Ginji was actually a human, he told the residents of Pokémon Square the Ninetales legend upon his return there, claiming that Ginji was the human mentioned in the legend and that his existence was the cause of the natural disasters that plagued the world.

In Goodbye to a Peaceful Village!, Ginji and Mudkip left Pokémon Square in order to find Ninetales and find out if Ginji truly was the human mentioned in the legend.

Merchandise

Dioramap Collection by Yujin

The Kangaskhan Storage and the Pelipper Post Office (including Kangaskhan and Pelipper) have been featured in the Dioramap Collection trading figure line released in January 2006 by Yujin (now Takara Tomy).

In other languages

Language		Title
Dutch		Pokémon-plein*
French		Place Pokémon
German		Pokémon-PlatzRTDX PokémonplatzRB
Italian		Piazza Pokémon
Korean		포켓몬 광장 Pokémon Gwangjang
Portuguese		Praça Pokémon*
Spanish		Plaza Pokémon

Felicity Bank

Language		Title
French		Banque PersianRTDX Banque FélicitéRB
German		Snobilikat-Bank
Italian		Banca PersianRTDX Banca FelicitàRB
Korean		페르시온 은행 Pereusion Eunhaeng
Portuguese		Banco Felicity*
Spanish		Banco Fortuna

Wigglytuff's Camp Corner^RTDX / Wigglytuff Club^RB

Language		Title
French		Club CampingRTDX Club GrodoudouRB
German		Knuddeluff-CampkioskRTDX Knuddeluff-ClubRB
Italian		Chiosco WigglytuffRTDX Club WigglytuffRB
Korean		푸크린의 친구 클럽 Pukurin-ui Chingu Keulleob
Portuguese		Clube Wigglytuff*
Spanish		Campamentos WigglytuffRTDX Club WigglytuffRB

Gulpin Link Shop

Language		Title
Dutch		Gulpin-koppelshop*
French		Comboutique GlouptiRTDX Stand Chaîne GlouptiRB
German		Schluppuck-Link
Italian		Combiteca Gulpin
Korean		꼴깍몬 링크샵 Kolkkakmon Link Shop
Portuguese		Loja de Ligações Gulpin*
Spanish		Enlaces Gulpin

Pelipper Post Office

Language		Title
Dutch		Pelipper-postkantoor*
Finnish		Pelipperin postitoimisto*
French		Poste Bekipan
German		Pelipper-Post
Italian		Ufficio Postale Pelipper
Korean		패리퍼 연락소 Pelipper Yeollakso
Portuguese		Estação de Correios Pelipper*
Spanish		Mensajeros Pelipper

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