Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX: Complete Camps Guide and Pokémon List

Spanning
Generation I, Generation II, and Generation III, with some Pokémon from later
generations thrown in, there are hundreds of Pokémon in Mystery Dungeon: Rescue
Team DX.

While you
won’t be able to recruit them all before you complete the story, as you
progress and level up your rescue team, you’ll find that even more Pokémon want
to join your ranks.

You’ll also
find that you want to recruit certain species and types of Pokémon to get an
edge against the stronger Pokémon down the line.

So, sorted
by the cost of the Rescue Team Camps, here are all of the Pokémon that you can
find in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, their types, which dungeons
you can find them in, where you can encounter them as Strong Foes, and where you can find Legendary Encounters.

At the foot
of the article, there’s also a list of all of the legendary Pokémon, their
Rescue Team Camps, and where you can find the legendaries in Pokémon Mystery
Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.

How to Build Rescue Team Camps

When you get
to a certain stage in the story of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX,
you’ll unlock the Wigglytuff stand.

From the big
pink Pokémon, you’ll be able to buy Rescue Team Camps in exchange for the Poké
money that you pick up in dungeons, are rewarded for completing missions, and can
get for selling items. Wigglytuff will also give you some camps for free, and
some camps can only be unlocked later in the game.

One of the best items to sell in Mystery Dungeon DX is the Gold Ribbon as its only purpose is to be sold for a high price to stores.

If you need a quick injection of Poké and don’t mind selling some valuable items, use these Wonder Mail codes to stock up your storage and sell what you need to sell to be able to afford a new Rescue Team Camp.

If you’re in a dungeon, you can use a Wigglytuff Orb to gain instant access to the Rescue Team Camp store, should you find a Pokémon that you can’t currently recruit without a particular camp.

What are Camps in Mystery Dungeon DX?

In Pokémon
Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, camps are used as a way for you to house all
of the Pokémon who wish to join your team.

While
venturing around dungeons and after completing jobs, you’ll sometimes find that
Pokémon will ask to join your team. While in dungeons, you can have another
five Pokémon following you to officially join the rescue team once you leave
the dungeon.

Some jobs
offer a special reward upon completion. The special reward is that the Pokémon
who requested the job will join your rescue team.

You can use
the Wonder Mail codes below to trigger some specific jobs where the Pokémon
will join your team afterwards.

When you
accept a Pokémon’s request to join your rescue team in Mystery Dungeon DX, they’ll
go to stay in a specific camp, waiting for you to call them into your
three-Pokémon squad for a mission.

How to use Camps in Mystery Dungeon DX

Camps
require you to do very little once you have unlocked them or purchased them
from Wigglytuff. However, to enable a Pokémon to join your rescue team, you’ll
need to have their specific Rescue Team Camp unlocked.

In the
tables below, you can see all of the Pokémon that can stay in each Rescue Team
camp, making it easy to see what Pokémon can join your rescue team if you get
the camp and encounter them in a dungeon or via a job’s special reward.

Regarding
the use of camps, the most that you’ll need to do is manage which Pokémon stay
in each camp. While camps are specific to a set of Pokémon species, you can
have several individuals of one species in the camp.

When the camp is at or near full capacity, you’ll need to follow a similar method to giving your Pokémon a Gummi and Rare Quality to make a Pokémon leave a camp:

• Turn
  down the left path outside of your house.
• Scroll
  through the Camp List to find the camp that you want to manage.
  • To
    the right of each camp name, you’ll see a number (e.g. 8/14). This denotes the
    number of Pokémon in the camp and the camp’s capacity.
• Go
  into the camp and select the Pokémon that you want to leave the camp.
• Select
  the option ‘Say Good-Bye’ to release the Pokémon from your Rescue Team Camp and
  free-up some of its capacity.

Camps in
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX are very easy to manage, and with the
helpful tables below, you’ll easily be able to work out which Pokémon you want
to keep and which ones you want to make some space for – just in case you see
them in a dungeon.

Power Plant camp Pokémon

The Power
Plant Rescue Team Camp is one of the initial camps that Wigglytuff gives to you
for free. A total of eight Pokémon species can stay at the Power Plant camp,
all of which are an electric-type Pokémon of some sort.

Sky-Blue Plains camp Pokémon

The Sky-Blue
Plains Rescue Team Camp is one of the initial camps that Wigglytuff gives to
you for free. A total of 16 Pokémon species can stay at the Sky-Blue Plains
camp, most of which are normal or fairy-type Pokémon.

Stump Forest camp Pokémon

The Stump
Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the initial camps that Wigglytuff gives to
you for free. A total of 15 Pokémon species can stay at the Stump Forest camp,
all of which are bug-type Pokémon.

Wild Plains camp Pokémon

The Wild
Plains Rescue Team Camp is one of the initial camps that Wigglytuff gives to
you for free. A total of 13 Pokémon species can stay at the Wild Plains camp,
with there being a good range of Pokémon types here.

Flyaway Forest camp Pokémon

The Flyaway
Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 500 Poké. A
total of 14 Pokémon species can stay at the Flyaway Forest camp, most of which
are flying-type Pokémon.

Jungle camp Pokémon

The Jungle
Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 500 Poké. A total of
14 Pokémon species can stay at the Jungle camp, all of which are grass-type
Pokémon.

Safari camp Pokémon

The Safari
Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 600 Poké. A total of
16 Pokémon species can stay at the Safari camp, with there being a good range
of Pokémon types here.

Thunder Crag camp Pokémon

The Thunder
Crag Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 600 Poké. A
total of 12 Pokémon species can stay at the Thunder Crag camp, most of which
are electric-type Pokémon.

Ancient Relic camp Pokémon

The Ancient
Relic Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A total of
six Pokémon species can stay at the Ancient Relic camp, three of which are the
original Regis from Generation III.

Boulder Cave camp Pokémon

The Boulder
Cave Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A
total of 4 Pokémon species can stay at the Boulder Cave camp, all of which are
ground-type Pokémon.

Magnetic Quarry camp Pokémon

The Magnetic
Quarry Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A
total of 3 Pokémon species can stay at the Magnetic Quarry camp, all of which
are of the Metagross evolution chain.

Mt. Cleft camp Pokémon

The Mt.
Cleft Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A
total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Mt. Cleft camp, featuring the
likes of Charizard, Tyranitar, and Aggron.

Mt. Discipline camp Pokémon

The Mt.
Discipline Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké.
A total of 13 Pokémon species can stay at the Mt. Discipline camp, all of which
are fighting-type Pokémon.

Mt. Green camp Pokémon

The Mt.
Green Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A
total of 13 Pokémon species can stay at the Mt. Green camp, most of which are
ground-type Pokémon.

Overgrown Forest camp Pokémon

The
Overgrown Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700
Poké. A total of ten Pokémon species can stay at the Overgrown Forest camp,
featuring the likes of Scizor, Treecko, and Kecleon.

Ravaged Field camp Pokémon

The Ravaged
Field Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A
total of five Pokémon species can stay at the Ravaged Field camp.

Scorched Plains camp Pokémon

The Scorched
Plains Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 700 Poké. A
total of ten Pokémon species can stay at the Scorched Plains camp, all of which
are fire-type Pokémon, which includes Cyndaquil and Torchic.

Darkness Ridge camp Pokémon

The Darkness
Ridge Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 800 Poké. A
total of 16 Pokémon species can stay at the Darkness Ridge camp, many of which
are ghost-type Pokémon.

Frigid Cavern camp Pokémon

The Frigid
Cavern Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 800 Poké. A
total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Frigid Cavern camp, all of which
are ice-type Pokémon.

Mushroom Forest camp Pokémon

The Mushroom
Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 800 Poké. A
total of seven Pokémon species can stay at the Mushroom Forest camp, all of
which are grass-type Pokémon.

Vibrant Forest camp Pokémon

The Vibrant
Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 800 Poké. A
total of 17 Pokémon species can stay at the Vibrant Forest camp, most of which
are normal-type Pokémon, as well as starters Pikachu and Skitty.

Secretive Forest camp Pokémon

The
Secretive Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 900
Poké. A total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Secretive Forest camp,
all of which are bug-type Pokémon.

Tadpole Pond camp Pokémon

The Tadpole
Pond Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 900 Poké. A
total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Tadpole Pond camp, most of which
are water-type Pokémon.

Withering Desert camp Pokémon

The
Withering Desert Rescue Team Camp is one of the cheaper camps, only costing 900
Poké. A total of seven Pokémon species can stay at the Withering Desert camp,
most of which are ground-type Pokémon.

Mystic Lake camp Pokémon

The Mystic
Lake Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 2500 Poké. A
total of four Pokémon species can stay at the Mystic Lake camp, including
Lapras and Dragonite.

Beau Plains camp Pokémon

The Beau
Plains Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 2700 Poké.
A total of 14 Pokémon species can stay at the Beau Plains camp, including
starters Bulbasaur and Chikortia.

Echo Cave camp Pokémon

The Echo
Cave Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 2700 Poké. A
total of 12 Pokémon species can stay at the Echo Cave camp.

Dragon Cave camp Pokémon

The Dragon
Cave Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 3000 Poké. A
total of three Pokémon species can stay at the Dragon Cave camp, all of which
are from the Salamence evolution line.

Rub-a-Dub River camp Pokémon

The
Rub-a-Dub River Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing
3000 Poké. A total of seven Pokémon species can stay at the Mystic Lake camp,
including the starter Pokémon Totodile.

Crater camp Pokémon

The Crater
Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 5000 Poké. A total
of eight Pokémon species can stay at the Mystic Lake camp, all of which are
fire-type Pokémon.

Decrepit Lab camp Pokémon

The Decrepit
Lab Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 6000 Poké. A
total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Decrepit Lab camp, including
Alakazam and Ditto.

Ice Floe Beach camp Pokémon

The Ice Floe
Beach Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 6000 Poké. A
total of five Pokémon species can stay at the Ice Floe Beach camp, all of which
are water and ice-type Pokémon.

Turtleshell Pond camp Pokémon

The
Turtleshell Pond Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing
6000 Poké. A total of ten Pokémon species can stay at the Turtleshell Pond
camp, including starter Pokémon Squirtle and Psyduck.

Mt. Moonview camp Pokémon

The Mt.
Moonview Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 7000
Poké. A total of six Pokémon species can stay at the Mt. Moonview camp,
including Jirachi.

Poison Swamp camp Pokémon

The Poison
Swamp Rescue Team Camp is one of the more expensive camps, costing 7000 Poké. A
total of six Pokémon species can stay at the Poison Swamp camp, all of which
are poison-type Pokémon.

Aged Chamber A-N camp Pokémon

The Aged
Chamber A-N Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000
Poké. A total of 14 different-looking Pokémon of the same species, Unown, can
stay at the Aged Chamber A-N camp.

Aged Chamber O-? camp Pokémon

The Aged
Chamber O-? Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000
Poké. A total of 14 different-looking Pokémon of the same species, Unown, can
stay at the Aged Chamber O-? camp.

Bountiful Sea camp Pokémon

The
Bountiful Sea Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000
Poké. A total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Bountiful Sea camp, all
of which are water-type Pokémon.

Deepsea Floor camp Pokémon

The Deepsea
Floor Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000 Poké. A
total of 12 Pokémon species can stay at the Deepsea Floor camp.

Evolution Forest camp Pokémon

The
Evolution Forest Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing
9000 Poké. A total of nine Pokémon species can stay at the Evolution Forest
camp, all of which are Eevee and its evolutions.

Gourd Swamp camp Pokémon

The Gourd
Swamp Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000 Poké. A
total of seven Pokémon species can stay at the Gourd Swamp camp, including the
starter Pokémon Mudkip.

Serene Sea camp Pokémon

The Serene
Sea Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000 Poké. A
total of five Pokémon species can stay at the Serene Sea camp, all of which are
water-type Pokémon.

Shallow Beach camp Pokémon

The Shallow
Beach Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000 Poké. A
total of five Pokémon species can stay at the Shallow Beach camp, all of which
are water-type Pokémon

Treasure Sea camp Pokémon

The Treasure
Sea Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000 Poké. A
total of ten Pokémon species can stay at the Treasure Sea camp, most of which
are water-type Pokémon.

Waterfall Lake camp Pokémon

The Waterfall
Lake Rescue Team Camp is one of the most expensive camps, costing 9000 Poké. A
total of four Pokémon species can stay at the Waterfall Lake camp, including Gyarados.

Legendary Pokémon camps

With the
exception of one of these Rescue Team Camps, you have to recruit certain
legendary Pokémon to unlock the legendary camp. As you would assume, each of
these Pokémon is found in a Legendary
Encounter in the listed locations.

With this
guide to Rescue Team Camps in Mystery Dungeon DX, you should be able to find
any Pokémon that you’re looking to recruit in the game.

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