These Friend Areas are automatically obtained when you choose your starters. Obtaining Friend Areasįriend Areas are obtained in a variety of ways, but the most common way is purchasing them from Wigglytuff at the Wigglytuff Club. Lastly, you can check its summary page, moves, and IQ.įor a list of all the Friend Areas, as well as which Pokemon can be found in which area, see the Friend Areas Listing. You can say farewell, which will cause the Pokemon to leave your team forever. You can, get the Pokemon to join the team, stand by, or make it the leader of the team.
Talk to any Pokemon in a Friend Area and you will be able to access a menu which allows you to do many tasks. Selecting a Pokemon will automatically bring you to its Friend Area. A menu will allow you to select which Pokemon to visit. You can access your Friend Areas by going left from your Rescue Team Base. Note that most Pokemon, save for special Pokemon like Legendaries, require you to have their Friend Area before they can be recruited. Upon recruiting a Pokemon from the wild and successfully exiting the dungeon, whether by clearing all floors of the dungeon or using an Escape Orb, the Pokemon will automatically be found in its Friend Area the following day. POKEMON MYSTERY DUNGEON FRIEND AREAS GUIDEįriend Areas are places where Pokemon from your Rescue Team stay when they are not on missions. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon » Introduction »» Basic Dungeons Guide »» Advanced Mechanics » 4th Generation Cameos » Evolution Guide » Friend Area Guide » Friend Area Listing » Gummi Dex » Hunger Guide » IQ Guide » IQ Skills » Legendaries » Linking Moves » List of Dungeons » Mail and Newletters » Orbs Guide » Personality Test » Pokemon Square » Recruitment Guide »» Recruitment Percentages » Rescue Ranks Guide » Reward Statues Guide » Starters » Status Conditions Guide » Tactics Guide » TM/HM List » Traps Guide » Version Exclusive Guide GBC and GBA » Pokemon Pinball » Puzzle Challenge » Pinball: RS Nintendo DS » Pokemon Conquest » Pokemon Dash » Pokemon Mystery Dungeon » Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2 » Pokemon Ranger » Pokemon Ranger 2 » Pokemon Ranger 3 » Pokemon Trozei Nintendo 64 » Pokemon Snap » Pokemon Stadium » Pokemon Stadium 2 » Hey You, Pikachu! Nintendo Gamecube » Pokemon Channel » Pokemon Colosseum » Pokemon XD Nintendo Wii » Pokemon Battle Revolution » Pokemon Ranch Multi-Platform » Super Smash Bros.
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