Pelipper Island
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Pelipper Island (Japanese: ペリッパー島 Pelipper IslandSMD, ペリッパーのしま Pelipper's IslandTDSSBL) is a location in some games in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series (Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky; Blazing, Stormy, and Light Adventure Squads; and Super Mystery Dungeon). Pelipper Island is accessed from the game's main menu.
In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky
Pelipper Island's main purpose is accessing previously accepted Friend Rescues by talking to Pelipper on the island, which are unlocked after reaching Chapter 5. Players who are awaiting rescue may also use Pelipper Island to explore a dungeon that they have already cleared, which is called Standby Adventure (Japanese: きゅうじょまちちゅうの ぼうけん Adventure While Awaiting Rescue).
Besides Pelipper, Kangaskhan Storage, Duskull Bank, and Chimecho Assembly can also be found here. The player's team will have no items or money each time it enters Pelipper Island. Before going on a Rescue Mission or Standby Adventure, if the player wants to bring certain items or money, they must withdraw them from the storage or from the bank. After exploration, all items and money must be put away in storage and the bank, respectively, or else they will be lost when leaving the island.
Pelipper Island's music is a remix of the music that plays on the main menu.
Standby Adventures
The following applies to Standby Adventures:
- One may only visit a dungeon they have unlocked before
- All restrictions put upon the dungeon apply when in Standby Adventure
- Pokémon cannot be recruited
- Items and experience points are gained the normal way
- One cannot access the deeper part of the dungeon (e.g. Hidden Highland)
- Bosses cannot be fought
- Jobs and Friend Rescues cannot be performed in Standby Adventure
In Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon
At Pelipper Island, the player is able to rescue their team if they have fainted in a dungeon or send mail to other players asking for rescue. Mail can be sent and received through passwords, QR Codes, Local Wireless, or IR Connection. The West Pelipper near the northern exit manages the player's mail. Help-Me Mail is created when the player is defeated in a dungeon and can be sent to other players to ask them for help. Reviver Mail is created when a player successfully rescues someone and can be sent back to the rescue so that they can revive. Thank-You Mail can be created after a player is revived; the player can attach one of their items to Thank-You Mail as a gift to their rescuer. If the player attempts to rescue themselves instead of sending mail to another player, any Pokémon that has fainted cannot be controlled. Other Pokémon recruited through the Connection Orb or unlocked upon the player's first entrance can be used at any time without ever being closed. Hoopa is the exception, as the Djinn's Bottle cannot be taken to Pelipper Island.
Helper Pokémon can be sent and received at Pelipper Island as well. The player can also explore dungeons they have previously visited, including dungeons that cannot be revisited in the main story, such as School Forest or the Tree of Life's trunk. Notably, this is the only way to freely visit dungeons without restraints in the main story.
The player can also enter one of three dungeons only found here while awaiting rescue:
In other languages
| Language | Title | |
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| Japanese | ペリッパーの島* Perippā no Shima | |
| Danish | Øen Pelipper* | |
| French | Île Bekipan | |
| German | Pelipper-Insel | |
| Hungarian | Pelipper-szigetre[1] | |
| Italian | Isola Pelipper | |
| Korean | 패리퍼 섬 Paeripeo Seom | |
| Polish | Wyspa Pelipperów[2] | |
| Portuguese | Ilha Pelipper* | |
| Spanish | Isla Pelipper | |
| Swedish | Pelipper-ön* | |
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