Mt. Mistral

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Mt. Mistral かぜのれいほう Sacred Mt. Wind

Basic info Floors: 20 Rest stops: No Traps: Yes Monster Houses: Yes Main type: Flying Boss: None

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

Mt. Mistral (Japanese: かぜのれいほう Sacred Mt. Wind) is a dungeon found in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It is unlocked by accepting a ☆5-rated job with "???" as the location in Explorers of Time and Darkness, or by finding it on the bottom of a glass in Spinda's Café in Explorers of Sky. It has twenty floors with the last floor containing a Deluxe Box and a Warp Zone to take the player out of the dungeon.

The fifteenth floor contains a locked room containing a Grass Silk trade item.

Ho-Oh can be found on the 19th floor, but only if the player has a Mystery Part and/or Secret Slab in the Treasure Bag.

This is one of the few dungeons where Ginseng can be found as a regular item on the ground.

Pokémon encountered

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Pidgeot	1-19	35-38	-10%
	Fearow	1-19	37-40	-4.5%
	Venomoth	1-19	35-38	-4.5%
	Aerodactyl	1-19	38-41	8.2%
	Jumpluff	1-19	31-34	-10%
	Swellow	1-19	37-40	0.5%
	Flygon	1-19	37-40	-12%
	Staraptor	1-19	39-42	1.5%
	Mothim	1-19	37-40	8.2%
	Drifblim	1-19	34-37	5%
	Mismagius	1-19	35-38	8.2%
	Gliscor	1-19	37-40	-4.5%
	Ho-Oh	19	43	10% *

Traps

Image	Trap	Floors
	Chestnut Trap	1-19F
	Explosion Trap	1-19F
	Grimy Trap	1-19F
	Gust Trap	1-19F
	Mud Trap	1-19F
	Poison Trap	1-19F
	Pokémon Trap	1-19F
	PP-Zero Trap	1-19F
	Seal Trap	1-19F
	Selfdestruct Trap	1-19F
	Slow Trap	1-19F
	Slumber Trap	1-19F
	Spin Trap	1-19F
	Sticky Trap	1-19F
	Summon Trap	1-19F
	Trip Trap	1-19F
	Warp Trap	1-19F
	Wonder Tile	1-19F

Layout

20F

In other languages

Language Title French Mt Mistral German Mistralberg Italian Monte Mistral Korean 바람의 영봉 Baram-ui Yeongbong Spanish Monte Mistral

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