Rescue Team:Silver Trench

Silver Trench; ぎんの　かいこう
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Information
Entrance Location	Rescue Team Base
Final Goal Floor	99
Total Floor Count	99
Initial Level	Current
Bring Items In?	Yesː 20
Bring Poké In?	Yes
Bring Team Members In?	Yesː 2
Rescues	Yes
Kangaskhan Rest Stops	None
Weather	Clear
Visibility	Normal: 1 - 30, 99; Light Darkness: 31 - 70; Darkness: 71 - 98
Kecleon Shops
Monster Houses	Yes
Unseen Force	2,000 turns
Boss	Lugia
Navigation

This Silver Trench page is about the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS release. For the Nintendo Switch release, see Rescue Team DX:Silver Trench.

For the lore page, see Pkmn:Silver Trench.

Silver Trench (Japanese: ぎんの　かいこう) is a post-credits dungeon in / Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team. It is unlocked after rescuing Latias from Pitfall Valley, and having recruited Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres.

In order to enter the dungeon, either the Dive HM must be in the player's inventory or the corresponding move must be known by a party member.

Plot

After recruiting all the Legendary Birds and have completed Pitfall Valley and Stormy Sea, you must head to Alakazam who will then ask for you to speak to them. You must then head to Legendary Island where the three birds reside. They will then give you the Vortex Stone, an intangible item used to officially unlock Silver Trench.

Items

Similar to Western Cave's strategy, bring at least three Huge Apples, 2 - 3 Big Apples and 3 - 4 Apples. Blue Gummis, however, can be found throughout the first 30 floors of the dungeon, so if the player happens to find any they can consume the Gummi to ensure that their Belly stays above 20 points. At least bring 3 Max Elixirs, as even though they can be found throughout the dungeon they are quite uncommon. Bring an Escape Orb just in case you're in peril and do not wish to lose your items, as well as at least 4 Petrify Orbs in order to counter the One-Room Monster Houses (however, if you wish to save Storage space be sure to look below for an alternative). It is also recommended to bring at least two or three Reviver Seeds in case you're worried about fainting.

Dive HM is necessary to access the dungeon (unless you have a Pokémon that has the move learnt already). The player can have either X-Ray Specs or a stat boosting Equipment in their holding inventory. Partners are encouraged to have a stat-boosting Band in their holding inventory as well.

Levels, IQ and Other

It is most recommended for the player and partner(s) to be of at least Level 50 or higher. If the player wishes to have more storage space for collecting items (and also wanting to gain more EXP), they can substitute the 4 Petrify Orbs for a Pokémon in the party who has a move that affects all Pokémon in the room (e.g. Heat Wave, Silver Wind). The leading Pokémon is also most recommended to have the IQ Skill Trap Seer in preparation for the many traps that will be encountered in the dungeon. Although unnecessary, it is recommended that the partners have the IQ Skill Trap Avoider in order to not get their holding item sticky and hence losing its effects.

In the Dungeon

At the start of the dungeon, make sure to switch off any partner Pokémon that have room sweeping moves. This is to prepare yourself for the One-Room Monster Houses. When you do encounter these One-Room Monster Houses, switch their move back on (and switch off all other moves if you want a better chance of them using said move). Once you exit the floor, switch their room sweeping move off again (and other moves back on) until needed for later.

It is recommended that the player at least waits for their Belly to empty completely before consuming an Apple. It you are at least level 70 or higher, it is recommended that you wait until you are in peril (unless Screech has been used on you) to consume an Apple.

Screech is incredibly dangerous for a Pokémon at any level, and should a Pokémon use it on you then you should begin to attempt encountering as little Pokémon and get to the stairs as fast as you possibly can, as the damage dealt can be heavy and if not careful can end up in you fainting.

When running into Staryu, Starmie, Carvanah or Sharpedo, attempt to knock them out in one hit. Not knocking out Sharpedo or Carvanha may result in recoil damage due to their Rough Skin ability (and if not careful can land you in peril quick), and Staryu and Starmie's Illuminate ability causes them to potentially summon more Pokémon onto the floor.

Dungeon information

Silver Trench is the first dungeon to have 99 Floors, with Lugia resting on the 99th floor. One-Room Monster Houses always occur on floors 15, 35, 55, and 75. Monster Houses have a chance to occur on other floors, but Kecleon Shops or buried items do not have a chance of appearing.

Lugia, like Kyogre, can be recruited upon the first attempt due to its high recruit rate. HM Dive is required to access this dungeon.

Jobs

Pokémon

Sprite	Pokémon		Type	Level	Experience	Floors	Recruit Chance			Available in
Sprite	English	Japanese	Type	Level	Experience	Floors	Base Chance	Friend Area	Story	Available in
	Wingull	キャモメ		23	86	1 - 5	12.5%	Shallow Beach	No	Both
	Tentacool	メノクラゲ		25	187	1 - 8	8.3%	Bountiful Sea	No	Both
	Omanyte	オムナイト		25	170	1 - 9	8.0%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Qwilfish	ハリーセン		30	35	1 - 9	6.9%	Serene Sea	No	Both
	Shellder	シェルダー		20	191	1 - 9	12.2%	Bountiful Sea	No	Both
	Corsola	サニーゴ		27	64	5 - 13	8.3%	Shallow Beach	No	Both
	Kabuto	カブト		28	166	5 - 13	7.2%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Seel	パウワウ		30	234	6 - 14	3.9%	Ice Floe Beach	No	Both
	Slowpoke	ヤドン		25	120	6 - 14	12.0%	Bountiful Sea	No	Both
	Spheal	タマザラシ		18	210	10 - 19	8.8%	Ice Floe Beach	No	Both
	Horsea	タッツー		29	247	10 - 20	12.4%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Anorith	アノプス		21	240	14 - 23	8.7%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Krabby	クラブ		32	102	15 - 24	8.0%	Shallow Beach	No	Both
	Staryu	ヒトデマン		28	314	15 - 25	8.9%	Bountiful Sea	No	Both
	Grimer	ベトベター		32	225	20 - 29	12.2%	Poison Swamp	No	Both
	Omastar	オムスター		35	374	20 - 29	Unrecruitable			Both
	Vaporeon	シャワーズ		22	186	20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80	Unrecruitable			Both
	Kabutops	カブトプス		28	314	24 - 34	Unrecruitable			Both
	Sealeo	トドグラー		22	319	25 - 33	-19.0%	Ice Floe Beach	No	Both
	Kingler	キングラー		35	396	26 - 35	Unrecruitable			Both
	Slowbro	ヤドラン		17	234	30 - 36	Unrecruitable			Both
	Carvanha	キバニア		27	288	30 - 39	8.9%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Seadra	シードラ		20	275	30 - 39	-19.0%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Armaldo	アーマルド		28	444	35 - 44	Unrecruitable			Both
	Starmie	スターミー		22	356	35 - 44	Unrecruitable			Both
	Tentacruel	ドククラゲ		33	315	35 - 44	-30.0%	Bountiful Sea	No	Both
	Wailmer	ホエルコ		35	440	41 - 50	8.2%	Serene Sea	No	Both
	Luvdisc	ラブカス		30	312	45 - 54	8.6%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Dratini	ミニリュウ		30	195	50 - 59	11.0%	Mystic Lake	No	Both
	Remoraid	テッポウオ		21	108	50 - 59	8.8%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Slowking	ヤドキング		38	235	50 - 59	Unrecruitable			Both
	Dewgong	ジュゴン		35	374	55 - 64	Unrecruitable			Both
	Muk	ベトベトン		36	247	60 - 69	Unrecruitable			Both
	Octillery	オクタン		30	916	60 - 69	-30.0%	Treasure Sea	No	Both
	Sharpedo	サメハダー		35	836	60 - 69	Unrecruitable			Both
	Walrein	トドゼルガ		28	481	60 - 69	Unrecruitable			Both
	Clamperl	パールル		35	308	65 - 79	8.5%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Chinchou	チョンチー		35	220	70 - 79	8.7%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Kingdra	キングドラ		40	607	70 - 79	Unrecruitable			Both
	Gorebyss	サクラビス		36	540	71 - 79	Unrecruitable			Both
	Cloyster	パルシェン		35	360	80 - 89	Unrecruitable			Both
	Lileep	リリーラ		40	343	80 - 89	7.3%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Relicanth	ジーランス		35	303	80 - 89	7.9%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Cradily	ユレイドル		45	594	90 - 98	-30.0%	Deep-Sea Floor	No	Both
	Huntail	ハンテール		30	409	90 - 98	Unrecruitable			Both
	Lanturn	ランターン		45	432	90 - 98	Unrecruitable			Both

Boss

Sprite	Pokémon		Type		Level	Experience	Recruit Chance		Move
Sprite	English	Japanese	Type		Level	Experience	Base Chance	Friend Area	Move
	Lugia				30	^{[Research required]}	Unrecruitable		[[Rescue Team:\|]]

Recruitment Calculator

Pokémon to be recruited: Level of the leader: The leader is holding a Friend Bow Recruitment rate: ___%

Items and Poké

Ground

Poké
Lowest amount	Highest amount	Floors
^{[Data needed]}	^{[Data needed]}	1 - 98

Equipment
English	Japanese	Floors
Def. Scarf	ぼうぎょスカーフ	1 - 98
Detect Band	みきりハチマキ	1 - 98
Gold Ribbon	きんのリボン	1 - 98
Heal Ribbon	かいふくリボン	1 - 98
Insomniscope	ふみんスコープ	1 - 98
Pass Scarf	あしらいスカーフ	1 - 98
Patsy Band	ねらわれハチマキ	1 - 98
Pecha Scarf	モモンスカーフ	1 - 98
Persim Band	モモンスカーフ	1 - 98
Power Band	パワーバンダナ	1 - 98
Scope Lens	ピントレンズ	1 - 98
Stamina Band	スタミナリボン	1 - 98
Twist Band	ねじりハチマキ	1 - 98
Warp Scarf	ワープスカーフ	1 - 98
X-Ray Specs	みとおしメガネ	1 - 98

Projectile
English	Japanese	Floors
Gravelerock	ゴローンのいし	10 - 70
Iron Thorn	てつのトゲ	41 - 98
Silver Spike	ぎんのハリ	41 - 98

Food
English	Japanese	Floors
Grimy Food	イガグリ	1 - 30

Gummi
English	Japanese	Floors
Blue Gummi	あおいグミ	1 - 30

Berry
English	Japanese	Floors
Cheri Berry	クラボのみ	1 - 20
Oran Berry	オレンのみ	1 - 20
Pecha Berry	モモンのみ	1 - 20
Rawst Berry	チーゴのみ	1 - 20

Seed
English	Japanese	Floors
Heal Seed	いやしのタネ	1 - 20
Sleep Seed	すいみんのタネ	1 - 20
Totter Seed	ふらふらのタネ	1 - 20
Warp Seed	ワープのタネ	1 - 20

Health Drink
English	Japanese	Floors
Max Elixir	ピーピーマックス	1 - 20

TM
English	Japanese	Floors
Aerial Ace TM	つばめがえし	1 - 98
Attract TM	メロメロ	1 - 98
Brick Break TM	かわらわり	1 - 98
Bullet Seed TM	タネマシンガン	1 - 98
Calm Mind TM	めいそう	1 - 98
Dig TM	あなをほる	1 - 98
Earthquake TM	じしん	1 - 98
Facade TM	からげんき	1 - 98
Focus Punch TM	きあいパンチ	1 - 98
Frustration TM	やつあたり	1 - 98
Giga Drain TM	ギガドレイン	1 - 98
Hidden Power TM	めざめるパワー	1 - 98
Ice Beam TM	れいとうビーム	1 - 98
Light Screen TM	ひかりのかべ	1 - 98
Psychic TM	サイコキネシス	1 - 98
Reflect TM	リフレクター	1 - 98
Rest TM	ねむる	1 - 98
Return TM	おんがえし	1 - 98
Roar TM	ほえる	1 - 98
Safeguard TM	しんぴのまもり	1 - 98
Secret Power TM	ひみつのちから	1 - 98
Shadow Ball TM	シャドーボール	1 - 98
Shock Wave TM	でんげきは	1 - 98
Solarbeam TM	ソーラービーム	1 - 98
Taunt TM	ちょうはつ	1 - 98
Thief TM	どろぼう	1 - 98
Thunderbolt TM	１０まんボルト	1 - 98
Torment TM	いちゃもん	1 - 98
Toxic TM	どくどく	1 - 98

Wonder Orb
English	Japanese	Floors
Blowback Orb	ふっとびだま	1 - 98
Cleanse Orb	せんたくだま	1 - 98
Escape Orb	あなぬけのたま	1 - 98
Evasion Orb	ぶんしんだま	1 - 98
Hurl Orb	なげとばしだま	1 - 98
Petrify Orb	しばりだま	1 - 98
Pounce Orb	とびつきのたま	1 - 98
Radar Orb	たんちのたま	1 - 98
Rebound Orb	はねかえしだま	1 - 98
Rollcall Orb	あつまれだま	1 - 98
Scanner Orb	ものみのたま	1 - 98
Switcher Orb	ばしょがえだま	1 - 98
Trapbust Orb	わなこわしだま	1 - 98
Trawl Orb	ひきよせのたま	1 - 98
Warp Orb	ワープだま	1 - 98

Special Tiles

No special tiles are found in Silver Trench.

Traps

Sprite	Trap		Floors
Sprite			Floors
English	Japanese
	Grimy Trap	ベトベタスイッチ	1 - 98
	Mud Trap	どろスイッチ	1 - 98
	PP-Zero Trap	わざへりのわな	1 - 98
	Seal Trap	ふういんスイッチ	1 - 98
	Sticky Trap	くっつきスイッチ	1 - 98
	Summon Trap	よびよせスイッチ	1 - 98

Background Music

Gallery

Obtaining the Vortex Stone.
Boss arena

Trivia

Silver Trench is the first dungeon to house 50 Pokémon.
Vaporeon is the only Pokémon to have unique separate floor spawns.
Silver Trench is the only dungeon to have set Monster Houses.

In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Silver Trench
Japanese		ぎんの　かいこう Silver Trench
French		Fosse d'Argent
Spanish		Zanja Argéntea
German		Silbergraben
Italian		Fossa Argento
Korean		은의 해구

References

^[1] Part of this page history was imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki on Fandom as part of the Fandom-Gamepedia unification project while the MDFW was still on Gamepedia.
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Part of this page's history has been imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki. On September 11, 2019, the Gamepedia Shiren the Wanderer Wiki became the Gamepedia Mystery Dungeon Wiki. As part of the unification project between Fandom and Gamepedia, we absorbed the Rescue Team Wiki and its page histories. Some pages were originally deemed unworthy of being imported and were left behind. We've since imported them with the intent to preserve the edits and history of this community and its contributions, as well as to build upon them. In some cases, these pages have been created again by editors of the MDFW, and the Rescue Team page histories were imported into them at a later date. You can check if this is the case by visiting the page's history.

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