Discuss Serebii's Mystery Dungeon Magnagate & The Infinite Labyrinth Discoveries

EDIT: Nevermind. I'll just look at the info pages as they're completed to avoid story spoilers.

In any case, I'm curious as to whether or not the Pokemon in Magnagates are recruitable.

I'm guessing that as per usual, all of the Pokemon that I want won't be recruitable until the postgame.

 

Good to know that you can finally get some moves leveled up now. I found that keeping seeds on a constant basis was excruciating in the previous PMD games.

The Magnagates seem okay, but I find it hard to keep the 3DS camera facing one spot, unless you can play freely as soon as you have the Magnagate thing activated. I'm assuming it's more like the polar opposite of Zero Isle, only you don't have your levels depleted to one.

 

These "outdoor areas" seem promising. I'm liking how they are changing up the dungeons in this game.

 

How are the monster houses? Can you really recruit all 549 pokemon and most importantly do pokemon evolve normally and how soon can you change leaders?

 

My question is similar to PQ's. But, who was that Dewott, Servine, and Pignite in the trailer? Do you recruit them earlier than usual or your Pokemon can evolve earlier now?

Edit: Now I know. xD I got too excited.

 

Leveling up your moves sounds good.
And all the Pokemon on your team get experience? YES.
Looks like this game will be a change for the better.

 

Loving what's been revealed so far.

Are the starters in the real game the same as the demo? (Just the 5)
Love that you're able to go back and try the Magnagate dungeons after completing them. The whole idea sounds like it will add a lot of replay value to the game.

 

Yeah, I think it is just the 5, considering the demo is pretty much just the beginning of the game.

 

Speaking of starters, we know that Pikachu gets Fake Out and Oshawott gets Assurance. Do you know what the other 3 get?

I love how Axew is a starter. It's a shame I won't be able to play as Riolu (Until I recruit one that is) but Axew is a great Pokemon too. It's definitely the best starter in this game. It gets Dragon Rage at Level 10 which is a great move early in the game. Then it gets some great moves later on like Slash, Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance and so on. And it has the Rivalry and Mold Breaker abilities.

I'm definitely having Axew as the starter. And a Female Oshawott is my partner.

 

Axew has Focus Energy, Snivy has Pursuit, and Tepig has Covet.

No clue why they decided on giving Tepig another normal type move with an additional effect of very limited use.

 

I'm a little surprised that there is a page for the dungeons already...

But the theme seems to be rock eh?

In 2 it was Water, in 1 Grass, and now Land. Trio much?

Anyway, I'm glad they opted for caves at the start, as I was looking forward to having a Joltik anyway.

 

Just wondering but how did you buy the game, Serebii? Through the eshop or got it shipped?

Edit: just checked the main site. Turns out eshop has it.

 

I'm curious as to whether the 138 Pokemon that are recruitable during the storyline is counting the evolved forms of Pokemon, or they're all unevolved ones.

EDIT: Interestingly, Bagon is available in one of the first dungeons. Guess they're not being so reserved about offering dragon type Pokemon to recruit this time around. Now I just hope Gible and Deino aren't postgame only...

 

Maybe they made the storyline easier compared to previous PMDs. The dungeons seem shorter, fewer pokes to deal with, less variety in dungeons and you have more dragons on your side.

 

Or it could just be that the story is a lot longer the previous games, and the difficulty curve isn't as steep as a result.

 

or more incentive to buy DLC

 

I'm disappointed I won't be able to use the old team of Charmander and Chikorita, but I guess Oshawott and Tepig will have to do. Still looking forward to this game though.