Lost Wilderness

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Lost Wilderness	みかいのこうや Undeveloped Wilderness

	Basic info
Floors:		18
Rest stops:		No
Traps:		Yes
Monster Houses:		Yes
Main type:		Fighting,Psychic
Boss:		None

	Allowances
Recruiting:		Yes
Items:		48
Money:		Allowed
Starting level:		Current
Team members:		4

		Location

TheLost Wilderness (Japanese:みかいのこうやUndeveloped Wilderness) is a dungeon inPokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness andPokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky.

It can be unlocked after graduation. In Explorers of Time and Darkness, it is unlocked by accepting an escort mission available after reaching Bronze Rank. In Explorers of Sky, it is instead unlocked by finding its location at the bottom of a drink inSpinda's Café.

On the 15th floor is a room that always contains a Reviver Seed. A similar room can be found inHappy Outlook.

Password

In Time and Darkness, the following Wonder Mail password will unlock Lost Wilderness once the player has met the conditions:

Version	Password
Explorers of Time & Darkness	`8&TNWW9#20+@` `N63S73QR1RHQ`

Gameplay

The jobs are ranked E, ★2 or ★3 by default, depending on the floor.

The dungeon uses following layouts:

Medium-sized with 3-8 rooms on floors 1 and 2 and 3-9 rooms on floors 3
Large-sized with following amount of rooms
- 3-8 on floor 8
- 3-9 on floors 4 and 5
- 3-10 on floors 6 and 7
- 3-12 on floors 15 and 17
- 3-13 on floors 10 and 14
- 3-14 on floors 11, 12, 13 and 16
- 3-17 on floor 9

There's 1-4 items on the ground on floors 1 through 3, 2-5 on floors 4 through 8 and 3-6 on later floors. There's 4-7 items in the walls. There's 2-3 starting enemies on each floor.

The IQ Booster activates on every even floor. The turn limit is 1000. Items spawn sticky 7% of the time. Enemies on floors 1 through 9 have 150IQ and 331IQ on floors 10 through 17.

The dungeon contains various types of weather:

Cloudy on floors 2 and 12
Sandstorm on floor 4
Fog on floors 6 and 10
Rain on floor 8

Pokémon encountered

Each time player enters floors 11 through 16, only 14 of the following species that can be found on a given floor will be chosen. The unpicked Pokémon's spawn rate will be added to whichever picked Pokémon is next in the National Dex order, going back to the beginning if needed.

	Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
Abra	B1-B17	11-14	8.2%
Kadabra	B1-B17	36-39	-4.5%
Lickitung	B1-B17	30-33	8.2%
Mr. Mime	B1-B17	30-33	-4.5%
Magmar	B1-B17	30-33	1%
Tyrogue	B1-B17	14-17	6.4%
Hitmontop	B1-B17	30-33	-12%
Shiftry	B1-B17	30-33	-12%
Hariyama	B1-B17	30-33	-12%
Meditite	B1-B17	15-18	5.5%
Medicham	B1-B17	30-33	-12%
Spinda	B1-B17	30-33	6.4%
Croagunk	B1-B17	30-33	8.2%
Makuhita	B3-B16	15-18	4%
Lucario	B11-B17^TS	45-46	-10%

Items

Ground

Item		Floors
	2-240^TD/250^SPoké	1-17F
	^SGaggle Specs	1-17F
	^D^SScope Lens	1-17F
	Def. Scarf	1-17F
	^T^SDetect Band	1-17F
	^T^SHeal Ribbon	1-17F
	^SNo-Slip Cap	1-17F
	^T^SPass Scarf	1-17F
	^D^SPatsy Band	1-17F
	Persim Band	1-17F
	Stamina Band	1-17F
	^D^STwist Band	1-17F
	^DWeather Band	1-17F
	Zinc Band	1-17F
	4-5Iron Thorn	1-17F
	4-5Gravelerock	1-17F
	^SGone Pebble	1-17F
	^SWander Gummi	1-17F
	Cheri Berry	1-9F
	Oran Berry	1-9F
	^SOren Berry	1-9F
	Pecha Berry	1-9F
	^D^SBlinker Seed	1-9F
	^SDough Seed	1-9F
	^SDropeye Seed	1-9F
	^SReviser Seed	1-9F
	*Reviver Seed	15F
	^SSlip Seed	1-9F
	^SVia Seed	1-9F
	Max Elixir	1-17F
	^SMix Elixir	1-17F
	^D^SAll-Hit Orb	1-17F
	^T^SBlowback Orb	1-17F
	Cleanse Orb	1-17F
	Escape Orb	1-17F
	^T^SEvasion Orb	1-17F
	^D^SFoe-Fear Orb	1-17F
	^D^SFoe-Seal Orb	1-17F
	Hurl Orb	1-17F
	^T^SPetrify Orb	1-17F
	^T^SPounce Orb	1-17F
	^T^SRadar Orb	1-17F
	^D^SRebound Orb	1-17F
	^D^SRollcall Orb	1-17F
	^T^SScanner Orb	1-17F
	^T^SSwitcher Orb	1-17F
	^D^STrapbust Orb	1-17F
	^T^STrawl Orb	1-17F
	^T^SWarp Orb	1-17F
	^D^SAerial Ace	1-17F
	^T^SAttract	1-17F
	^TAvalanche	1-17F
	^T^SBlizzard	1-17F
	^D^SBrick Break	1-17F
	Brine	1-17F
	^D^SBulk Up	1-17F
	^T^SBullet Seed	1-17F
	^T^SCalm Mind	1-17F
	^D^SCaptivate	1-17F
	^TDark Pulse	1-17F
	Dig	1-17F
	^D^SDive	1-17F
	^D^SDragon Claw	1-17F
	Embargo	1-17F
	^D^SEnergy Ball	1-17F
	^D^SExplosion	1-17F
	Facade	1-17F
	^T^SFalse Swipe	1-17F
	Fire Blast	1-17F
	Flamethrower	1-17F
	^T^SFlash	1-17F
	^D^SFocus Blast	1-17F
	^D^SFocus Punch	1-17F
	^T^SGiga Drain	1-17F
	Giga Impact	1-17F
	^T^SGrass Knot	1-17F
	^D^SGyro Ball	1-17F
	Hidden Power	1-17F
	Hyper Beam	1-17F
	^T^SIce Beam	1-17F
	^T^SIron Tail	1-17F
	^T^SLight Screen	1-17F
	^D^SNatural Gift	1-17F
	Overheat	1-17F
	Payback	1-17F
	Poison Jab	1-17F
	^D^SProtect	1-17F
	Psych Up	1-17F
	^T^SPsychic	1-17F
	^T^SRecycle	1-17F
	^T^SReflect	1-17F
	^T^SRest	1-17F
	^T^SReturn	1-17F
	^T^SRoar	1-17F
	^D^SRock Polish	1-17F
	^T^SRock Slide	1-17F
	Roost	1-17F
	^T^SSafeguard	1-17F
	Secret Power	1-17F
	^D^SShadow Ball	1-17F
	^T^SShadow Claw	1-17F
	Shock Wave	1-17F
	^TSkill Swap	1-17F
	Sleep Talk	1-17F
	^D^SSludge Bomb	1-17F
	^T^SSolarBeam	1-17F
	Stealth Rock	1-17F
	^T^SSteel Wing	1-17F
	^TStone Edge	1-17F
	Swords Dance	1-17F
	^D^STaunt	1-17F
	^D^SThief	1-17F
	Thunder	1-17F
	^D^SThunder Wave	1-17F
	Thunderbolt	1-17F
	^D^STorment	1-17F
	^D^SToxic	1-17F
	Vacuum-Cut	1-17F
	^D^SWater Pulse	1-17F
	^T^SWide Slash	1-17F
	X-Scissor	1-17F
Possible Deluxe Box content
	Reviver Seed	18F
	Black Gummi	18F
	Purple Gummi	18F
	Royal Gummi	18F
	Silver Gummi	18F
	Sitrus Berry	18F

Kecleon Shop

Item		Floors
	Apple	1F, 2F, 4F, 6F, 8F, 10F, 12F, 14F, 16F
	Gray Gummi	1F, 2F, 4F, 6F, 8F, 10F, 12F, 14F, 16F
	Silver Gummi	1F, 2F, 4F, 6F, 8F, 10F, 12F, 14F, 16F
	Coronet Rock	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Frozen Rock	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Mossy Rock	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Dawn Stone	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Dusk Stone	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Shiny Stone	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Oval Stone	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Razor Claw	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Razor Fang	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Deepseascale	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Deepseatooth	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Dragon Scale	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Dubious Disc	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Electirizer	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Magmarizer	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Protector	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Reaper Cloth	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F
	Upgrade	3F, 5F, 7F, 9F, 11F, 13F, 15F, 17F

Monster House

Item		Floors
	2-240^TD/250^SPoké	1-17F
	^T^SBlue Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SBrown Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SGrass Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SGreen Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SOrange Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SSilver Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SSky Gummi	1-17F
	^T^SWhite Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SBlack Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SClear Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SGold Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SGray Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SPink Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SPurple Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SRed Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SRoyal Gummi	1-17F
	^D^SYellow Gummi	1-17F

Buried items

Item		Floors
	2-240^TD/250^SPoké	1-17F

Hidden Stairs^S

Item		Floors
	Apple	1-17F
	Gray Gummi	1-17F
	Silver Gummi	1-17F

Traps

The game will spawn 2 to 4 of these on a floor and extra in Monster House.

Trap	1F	2F	3F	4F	5F	6F	7F
Explosion Trap	4.08%^T^S	3.61%^T^S	3.54%^T^S	3.28%^T^S	3.08%^T^S
Grimy Trap	10.20%^T^S/10.64%^D	9.01%^T^S/9.35%^D	8.85%^T^S/9.18%^D	8.19%^T^S/8.48%^D	7.69%^T^S/7.93%^D
Gust Trap	5.10%^T^S/5.32%^D	9.01%^T^S/9.35%^D	8.85%^T^S/9.17%^D	8.20%^T^S/8.48%^D	7.69%^T^S/7.93%^D
Mud Trap	—			2.46%^T^S/2.54%^D	6.15%^T^S/6.35%^D
Pitfall Trap	—	3.60%^T^S/3.73%^D	3.54%^T^S/3.67%^D	3.28%^T^S/3.39%^D	3.08%^T^S/3.18%^D
Poison Trap	10.21%^T^S/10.64%^D	9.01%^T^S/9.35%^D	8.85%^T^S/9.17%^D	8.19%^T^S/8.47%^D	7.69%^T^S/7.93%^D
Seal Trap	5.10%^T^S/5.32%^D	9.01%^T^S/9.34%^D	8.85%^T^S/9.18%^D	8.20%^T^S/8.48%^D	7.69%^T^S/7.94%^D
Selfdestruct Trap	3.06%^T^S/3.19%^D	3.60%^T^S/3.74%^D	4.42%^T^S/4.59%^D	4.92%^T^S/5.09%^D	5.38%^T^S/5.56%^D	6.15%^T^S/6.35%^D	6.91%^T^S/7.15%^D
Slow Trap	10.20%^T^S/10.63%^D	5.40%^T^S/5.61%^D	5.31%^T^S/5.50%^D	4.92%^T^S/5.08%^D	4.62%^T^S/7.94%^D
Slumber Trap	12.25%^T^S/12.77%^D	9.91%^T^S/10.28%^D	7.08%^T^S/7.34%^D	6.56%^T^S/6.78%^D	6.15%^T^S/6.35%^D
Spin Trap	9.18%^T^S/9.57%^D	6.31%^T^S/6.54%^D	6.20%^T^S/6.43%^D	5.73%^T^S/5.93%^D	5.39%^T^S/5.56%^D
Sticky Trap	—		2.65%^T^S/2.75%^D	3.28%^T^S/3.39%^D	3.85%^T^S/3.97%^D
Summon Trap	—				2.31%^T^S/2.38%^D
Trip Trap	—	3.60%^T^S/3.73%^D	5.31%^T^S/5.50%^D	5.74%^T^S/5.93%^D	6.15%^T^S/6.35%^D	5.38%^T^S/5.56%^D	4.62%^T^S/4.76%^D
Warp Trap	10.21%^T^S/10.64%^D	9.01%^T^S/9.35%^D	8.85%^T^S/9.17%^D	8.20%^T^S/8.47%^D	7.69%^T^S/7.94%^D
Wonder Tile	20.41%^T^S/21.28%^D	18.02%^T^S/18.69%^D	17.70%^T^S/18.35%^D	16.39%^T^S/16.95%^D	15.39%^T^S/15.87%^D

Trap	8-10F	11-15F	16-17F
Explosion Trap	3.10%^T^S	3.13%^T^S	3.25%^T^S
Grimy Trap	7.75%^T^S/8.00%^D	7.81%^T^S/8.07%^D	8.13%^T^S/8.41%^D
Gust Trap	7.75%^T^S/8.00%^D	7.81%^T^S/8.06%^D	8.13%^T^S/8.41%^D
Mud Trap	6.20%^T^S/6.40%^D	6.25%^T^S/6.45%^D	2.44%^T^S/2.52%^D
Pitfall Trap	3.10%^T^S/3.20%^D	3.13%^T^S/3.22%^D	3.26%^T^S/3.36%^D
Poison Trap	7.75%^T^S/8.00%^D	7.81%^T^S/8.07%^D	8.13%^T^S/8.40%^D
Seal Trap	7.75%^T^S/8.00%^D	7.81%^T^S/8.06%^D	8.13%^T^S/8.41%^D
Selfdestruct Trap	6.98%^T^S/7.20%^D	6.25%^T^S/6.45%^D	6.50%^T^S/6.72%^D
Slow Trap	4.65%^T^S/4.80%^D	4.69%^T^S/4.84%^D	4.88%^T^S/5.04%^D
Slumber Trap	6.20%^T^S/6.40%^D	6.25%^T^S/6.45%^D	6.50%^T^S/6.72%^D
Spin Trap	5.43%^T^S/5.60%^D	5.47%^T^S/5.65%^D	5.69%^T^S/5.88%^D
Sticky Trap	3.88%^T^S/4.00%^D	3.91%^T^S/4.03%^D	4.06%^T^S/4.20%^D
Summon Trap	2.33%^T^S/2.40%^D	2.34%^T^S/2.42%^D	2.44%^T^S/2.52%^D
Trip Trap	3.88%^T^S/4.00%^D	3.91%^T^S/4.03%^D	4.07%^T^S/4.20%^D
Warp Trap	7.75%^T^S/8.00%^D	7.81%^T^S/8.07%^D	8.13%^T^S/7.40%^D
Wonder Tile	15.50%^T^S/16.00%^D	15.62%^T^S/16.13%^D	16.26%^T^S/16.81%^D

Other encounters

Image	Encounter	Appearance %
	Kecleon Shop	8%
	Monster House	4%
	Hidden Stairs	10%

Layout

B18F

In other languages


Language		Title
Japanese		未開の荒野*Mikai no Kōya
French		Contrée Inexplorée
German		Verlorene Wildnis
Italian		Landa Perduta
Korean		미개척 황야Migaecheok Hwang-ya
Spanish		Espesura Perdida

Locations in thePokémon world in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon:Explorers of Time, Darkness, andSky
Major locations
Sharpedo Bluff •Treasure Town •Kangaskhan Storage •Kecleon Shop Marowak Dojo •Chimecho Assembly •Wigglytuff's Guild •Croagunk's Swap Shop Beach •Fogbound Lake •Hot Spring •Luminous Spring •Pelipper Island Spinda's Café^S •Shaymin Village^S •Sky Peak^S
Dungeons
Main story: Beach Cave •Drenched Bluff •Mt. Bristle •Waterfall Cave •Apple Woods Side Path •Craggy Coast •Rock Path •Mt. Horn •Forest Path Foggy Forest •Steam Cave •Amp Plains •Northern Desert •Quicksand Cave Crystal Cave •Crystal Crossing •Chasm Cave •Dark Hill •Sealed Ruin Dusk Forest •Deep Dusk Forest •Treeshroud Forest •Brine Cave •Hidden Land Temporal Tower Postgame story: Mystifying Forest •Blizzard Island •Crevice Cave •Surrounded Sea Miracle Sea •Aegis Cave •Mt. Travail •The Nightmare •Spacial Rift Dark Crater Seven Treasures: Bottomless Sea •Shimmer Desert •Mt. Avalanche •Giant Volcano World Abyss •Sky Stairway •Mystery Jungle Misc optional: Concealed Ruins •Marine Resort •Serenity River •Landslide Cave Lush Prairie •Tiny Meadow •Labyrinth Cave •Oran Forest Lake Afar •Happy Outlook •Mt. Mistral •Shimmer Hill •Lost Wilderness Midnight Forest •Zero Isle North •Zero Isle East •Zero Isle West Zero Isle South •Final Maze
Dungeons exclusive toPokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
Postgame story: Sky Peak Mountain Path Misc optional: Zero Isle Center •Destiny Tower •Oblivion Forest •Treacherous Waters •Southeastern Islands •Inferno Cave Special Episodes: Star Cave •Murky Forest •Eastern Cave •Fortune Ravine •Spring Cave Southern Jungle •Boulder Quarry •Left Cave Path •Right Cave Path •Limestone Cavern •Barren Valley Dark Wasteland •Spacial Cliffs •Dark Ice Mountain •Icicle Forest •Vast Ice Mountain Demo only: Little Plains •Mt. Clear •Challenge River •Trial Forest •Guiding Sea •Hidden Shopkeeper Village

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Pokémon encountered