This is a page about the Dungeon Mt. Thunder in the game Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX for the Nintendo Switch. Read on for information about its boss, the number of floors and which Pokemon can be found here.
List of Contents
Basic Information | |
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No. of Floors | 13 |
Boss | Zapdos |
Required? | Yes |
The following Story Missions take place in Mt. Thunder.
Mission | Suggested Team Lv. |
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Mission 6: Vs. Zapdos | Rescue Shiftry at Mt. Thunder | 15 |
Growlithe | Manectric | Gligar | Stantler |
Electabuzz | Pidgeotto | Cacnea | Electrike |
Nidoran♂ |
To prepare for the Boss Battle, you will want to bring Confuse Wands and the usual Blast Seeds. Bosses recover quickly from status conditions, but Wands usually have several charges so you should have more than enough to keep applying Confused.
Remember that you can use the Kangaskhan Statue to deposit and withdraw items, so you don't need to carry everything with you when you go.
If you were able to recruit Geodude from Mt. Steel, it's a good idea to bring it to Mt. Thunder as Rock Polish will prove useful both in Mt. Thunder and the fight against Zapdos.
Always remember must have items like Apples and Reviver Seeds.
Cubone | Skitty | Geodude | Trapinch |
As the name would suggest, there are many Electric Pokemon in Mt. Thunder, so bringing Ground type Pokemon would be best.
Flying and Grass Pokemon also appear at Mt. Thunder, so if you teach Skitty Ice Beam or Blizzard with TMs, it can be a great help against those enemies and Zapdos.
Zapdos |
Zapdos uses Flying and Electric type moves. To make the fight easier, you can bring Ground types, who are immune to Electric attacks, or Rock types to aim for Super Effective attacks and half damage taken from Flying attacks. Also, if you bring a Growlithe with Helping Hand you can use it to strenghten your entire team!
Inflict Zapdos with Confused or Sleep and use Blast Seeds to deal a lot of damage quickly.
Recruting a lot of Pokemon on your way through Mt. Thunder is a good strategy too.
Manectric | Electrike |
Manectric and Electrike can have the Lightning Rod ability, which basically nullifies all Electric attacks in the room. Needless to say, this is super helpful against Zapdos's Electric moves.
Coming soon.
Main Story Dungeons | ||
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Tiny Woods | Thunderwave Cave | Mt. Steel |
Sinister Woods | Silent Chasm | Mt. Thunder |
Great Canyon | Lapis Cave | Mt. Blaze |
Frosty Forest | Mt. Freeze | Uproar Forest |
Magma Cavern | Sky Tower | - |
Optional Dungeons | ||
Oddity Cave | Rock Path | Snow Path |
Illusory Grotto | - | - |
Mt. Thunder Dungeon Strategy Guide and Encountered Pokemon
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