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Stormy Sea Dungeon Strategy Guide and Encountered Pokemon

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This is a page about the Dungeon Stormy Sea 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.

Basic Information

Stormy Sea.jpg

Basic Information
No. of Floors 40
Boss Kyogre
Required? No

Stormy Sea Dungeon Guide

Related Story Missions

No Story Missions take place in this Dungeon.

Encountered Pokemon

Seel ImageSeel Grimer ImageGrimer Shellder ImageShellder Slowpoke ImageSlowpoke
Tentacruel ImageTentacruel Tentacool ImageTentacool Kabutops ImageKabutops Omastar ImageOmastar
Omanyte ImageOmanyte Starmie ImageStarmie Seadra ImageSeadra Wingull ImageWingull
Remoraid ImageRemoraid Sealeo ImageSealeo Spheal ImageSpheal Armaldo ImageArmaldo
Anorith ImageAnorith Carvanha ImageCarvanha

Tips and Strategies

Best Items to Bring

Slumber Orb ImageSlumber Orb Petrify Orb ImagePetrify Orb Escape Orb ImageEscape Orb

Stormy Sea can be a tough dungeon to traverse, especially with the number of Pokemon that use long-range attacking moves. Room-affecting orbs like the Slumber Orb and the Petrify Orb can be a good counter against those Pokemon, allowing you to get a hit or two on them before they can attack.

An Escape Orb can also come in handy in Stormy Sea as you may want to leave the dungeon early in order to recruit some of the Pokemon that join you.

Best Pokemon to Use

Pikachu ImagePikachu Manectric ImageManectric Electabuzz ImageElectabuzz Magneton ImageMagneton

As the dungeon's name suggests, Stormy Sea is filled with Water-type Pokemon that are weak to Electric-type moves, so you should bring along Electric-type Pokemon like Pikachu or Magneton.

On that note, while Grass-type is also super-effective against Water-types, we don't suggest bringing Grass-type Pokemon as Water/Ice- and Water/Poison-type Pokemon like Seel and Tentacruel roam these dungeons as well.

Vs. Kyogre

Kyogre ImageKyogre

First of all, all your non-Water-type Pokemon are going to have the Slow condition, which causes them to take 2 turns to move, so bring along Pokemon that can attack from afar.

Second, make sure to not bring any Fire-type Pokemon with you. When you cause enough damage to Kyogre, he will transform into Primal Kyogre and activate its Primordial Sea ability, which causes the Heavy Rain weather and nullifies all Fire-type attacks.

Other than those two points, it's a standard boss battle, so just keep hitting Kyogre with long-range Electric-type moves and you should eventually be able to defeat it.

When you defeat Kyogre, you'll be able to recruit it and receive the camp that it'll stay in.

Pokemon to Watch Out For

Omastar ImageOmastar Remoraid ImageRemoraid

These two Pokemon have the aforementioned long-ranged attacks that can hit your team from afar, so you should watch out for them. Remoraid roams the earlier parts of the dungeon while Omastar roams the latter parts.

Items Found in Stormy Sea

Coming soon.

Related Links

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List of Dungeons

Main Story Dungeons
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 - -

Story Guide & Walkthrough

Post-Game Dungeons
Stormy Sea Buried Relic Northern Range
Pitfall Valley Silver Trench Meteor Cave
Fiery Field Lightning Field Northwind Field
Mt. Faraway Western Cave Wish Cave
Murky Cave Solar Cave Waterfall Pond
Joyous Tower Purity Forest Howling Forest
Fantasy Strait Marvelous Sea Remains Island
Darknight Relic Desert Region Grand Sea
Southern Cavern Unown Relic Wyvern Hill
Far-off Sea - -

Post-Game Content Walkthrough

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