History VideoGame / PokemonMysteryDungeonRescueTeam

* EasterEgg: As shown on the top of the page, if you stand the two game boxes on top of each-other (GBA being on the bottom respectively) it shows the two images to connect as one large image.

* BrickJoke: Upon entering Silent Chasm for the first time, Jumpluff states there is a terrifying monster deep within, which causes your Partner to fake a stomachache. Regardless what you choose, before the next mission, when Alakazam states how dangerous Mt. Thunder is you can fake a stomachache as well, which your Partner jokes to Alakazam, "My friend does this a lot"

* Brickjoke: Upon entering Silent Chasm for the first time, Jumpluff states there is a terrifying monster deep within, which causes your Partner to fake a stomachache. Regardless what you choose, before the next mission, when Alakazam states how dangerous Mt. Thunder is you can fake a stomachache as well, which your Partner jokes to Alakazam, "My friend does this a lot"

** Except [[spoiler: late in the game Team ACT has to hunt you down, so its more of covers always spoil]]

* CardCarryingVillain: Medicham of Team Meanies proudly declares that their ultimate goal is WorldDomination. ([[RuleOfDrama ...which they intend to accomplish by doing rescue missions]]?)

* ScratchDamage: Even if you are Level 100, the weakest enemies will still cause you to lose at least 1 HitPoint.

** SlippeySLideyIceWorld: Frosty Forest and Mt. Freeze.

* IdiotPlot: The Sinister Woods arc. Gengar and Team *snerk* Meanies find out that Caterpie's friend Metapod has gone missing, and challenge the player's team to a race: if Team Meanies finds Metapod first, they get the credit. Butterfree will give them a reward, and Caterpie will join their team. As pointed out by one Let's Player, Butterfree is the mother of ''Caterpie'', not Metapod, and has no reason to give out large rewards- not to mention, she's hardly the kind of person who'd have large amounts of cash on hand. Not to mention, Caterpie is a tiny kid- ''not'' the best recruit for a team planning on taking over the world.

* CardCarryingVillain: Medicham of Team Meanies proudly declares that their ultimate goal is WorldDomination. ([[RuleOfDrama...which they intend to accomplish by doing rescue missions]]?)

* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: [[spoiler:Two of the game's final missons involve you taking Gengar to go and apologize/fix some stuff in his past that upset the balance in the first place.]]

* CardCarryingVillain: Medicham of Team Meanies proudly declares that their ultimate goal is WorldDomination. ([[RuleOfDrama...which they intend to accomplish by doing rescue missions?]])

* CardCarryingVillain: Medicham of Team Meanies proudly declares that their ultimate goal is WorldDomination. (...which they intend to accomplish by doing rescue missions?)

* WeCouldHaveAvoidedAllThis: The game is rife with this trope, such as the conflicts involving Skarmory/Zapdos abducting Diglett/Shiftry.

* ScratchDamage: Even if you are Level 100, the weakest enemies will still cause you to lose at least 1 *HitPoint.

* CheckPoint: You can save your gave at Kangaskhan Rocks at a dungeon checkpoint.

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* DialogueTree:

* WhamLine: ---> '''Gengar''': [[spoiler:''"Kekeh! And that human is the rotten coward that abandoned Gardevoir, correct? I don't think the human can complain about anything if we get rid of it. Isn't that right, (Player Name)?"'']]

The first entry (or rather, [[OneGameForThePriceOfTwo entries]]) in the {{Roguelike}} {{Pokemon}} spinoff series known as ''VideoGame/PokemonMysteryDungeon'', ''Red Rescue Team'' and ''Blue Rescue Team'' were released for the GameBoyAdvance and NintendoDS (respectively) in 2006.

The story, such as it is, concerns the player character who awakens in a world inhabited exclusively by Pokemon, with no memories but their name and the subsequent discovery that they've inexplicably been transformed from a human into a Pokemon. Natural disasters (earthquakes, etc.) have been plaguing the land, and concerned citizens -- er, Pokemon -- have been banding together in "Rescue Teams" to help out Mons in need. The player quickly allies with another Pokemon to form a two-Mon rescue team of their own, while slowly piecing together clues about how and why they got here.

The first entry (or rather, [[OneGameForThePriceOfTwo entries]]) in the {{Roguelike}} {{Pokemon}} spinoff series known as ''VideoGame/PokemonMysteryDungeon''. Please look at the series' main page for plot details at this point, because this page was recently split off from it. ''Red Rescue Team'' was released for the GameBoyAdvance, while ''Blue Rescue Team'' was released for the NintendoDS, making the latter a form of VideoGameRemake released at the same time as the original... yeah, it's confusing.