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This is a page about the Dungeon Silver Trench 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 | 99 |
Boss | Lugia |
Required? | No |
No Story Missions take place in this Dungeon.
Silver Trench is a 99F dungeon and because of this, your need to strategize on how to utilize your inventory properly. Here are our recommendations.
Apple x 10 | Big Apple x 2 | Reviver Seed x 10 |
All Protect Orb x 2 | Totter Orb | Max Ether x 15 |
Efficient Bandanna |
This item gives you a chance to not consume PP when using a move. In long dungeons, this can save you lots of PP so bring your Efficient Bandanna if you have one.
Quagsire |
Quagsire has Water Abrosrb that heals him whenever he is hit by a Water type move. This is extremely useful as most Pokemon in Silver Trench use Water type moves. Quagsire can be your party leader as he can absorb most of the attacks here.
Flying types are prevalent in Northern Range. You will have an easier type if you have access to Electric or Ice Moves. We recommend Ice Pokemon as they are also strong against Latios while Electric moves are not. This is because only one Pokemon is recovering at a single turn, the other ones are dealing damage.
Lugia |
Lugia is at Lv. 65 so have Pokemon that are around or higher that level so that you wont have a hard time. We have stated earlier that Lv. 70 is enough. Being at Lv. 80 will make you feel comfortable throughout the dungeon run.
It is highly recommended that you have two All Protect Orbs with you as if you have many Pokemon in your party, it is possible to take down Lugia without taking damage.
Seel | Cloyster | Vaporeon | Horsea |
Sealeo |
These Pokemon can damage your Pokemon at a Room-wide range. Be careful in dealing with them in large rooms as damage can accumulate from afar. Try to deal with them as soon as possible.
Pay attention to your terrain as Cloyster can use Spikes that damage you and Toxic Spikes that Poison you. However, this is easily avoidable by not clumsily walking into one.
Ice Pokemon such as Seel and Sealeo have Blizzard that can damage you if you are in the same room. Damage can stack up really quickly even at range so be careful. This move can also inflict the Frozen status condition on your Pokemon.
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 | - | - |
Need to update the information here. It's not two big apples you want, it's two PERFECT apples. Big apples restore your belly to 100 once empty. Perfect apples restore to full and increase belly size. But to all who are having trouble here, considering using Groudon with an empowerment seed. This also means equipping goggle specs on the leader to avoid traps. Desolate land nullifies the many water attacks there. Groudon also has notorious restoration as his base RQ so it should help healing
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"Many Flying Pokemon Flying types are prevalent in Northern Range. You will have an easier type if you have access to Electric or Ice Moves. We recommend Ice Pokemon as they are also strong against Latios while Electric moves are not. This is because only one Pokemon is recovering at a single turn, the other ones are dealing damage." There are not many flying pokemon. This is not the Northern Range. And Latios is not the boss lol.. please fix these errors! Thank you :]