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[[File:Wigglytuff Guild anime.png|thumb|275px|right|The Wigglytuff Guild]] | [[File:Wigglytuff Guild anime.png|thumb|275px|right|The Wigglytuff Guild]] | ||
'''Wigglytuff Guild''' (Japanese: '''プクリンギルド''' ''Pukurin Guild'') is a first-class Guild where Exploration Teams train to become first-rate. It is also where the player and partner start their adventure as an Exploration Team in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] as well as [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]]. {{mdc|Wigglytuff|2}} is the leader of the guild, or simply called the | '''Wigglytuff Guild''' (Japanese: '''プクリンギルド''' ''Pukurin Guild'') is a first-class Guild where Exploration Teams train to become first-rate. It is also where the player and partner start their adventure as an Exploration Team in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness]] as well as [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky]]. {{mdc|Wigglytuff|2}} is the leader of the guild, or simply called the Guildmaster. This is also where [[Croagunk's Swap Shop]] and {{p|Chimecho}} Assembly are located. After the player finishes the game, the player and the partner are given the opportunity to graduate from the Guild. Even after that, the player is still tied to the guild in some ways. The guild is northeast of [[Treasure Town]]. | ||
==The Guild== | ==The Guild== | ||
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===Sublevel Two=== | ===Sublevel Two=== | ||
This is the larger of the two sublevels. It is where the Croagunk Swap Shop, entrance to the Sentry Post, {{p|Wigglytuff| | This is the larger of the two sublevels. It is where the Croagunk Swap Shop, entrance to the Sentry Post, {{p|Wigglytuff|Guildmaster's}} chamber, Crew Rooms and the Mess Hall are located. The Croagunk Swap Shop is run by {{p|Croagunk}}. Here, Pokémon can trade various rare items received from [[Treasure Box]]es for other items. Each morning, the guild members all do their morning cheers in the central area and to listen to any announcements Chatot has to make. Chatot can usually be found outside the Guildmaster's chamber. | ||
===Crew Rooms=== | ===Crew Rooms=== | ||
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{{main|List of Wigglytuff Guild members}} | {{main|List of Wigglytuff Guild members}} | ||
=== | ===Guildmaster Wigglytuff=== | ||
{{mdc|Wigglytuff|2}} is the | {{mdc|Wigglytuff|2}} is the Guildmaster of the Wigglytuff Guild and also a former member of the legendary Master Rank rescue team [[Team Charm]]. He acts very easy going and somewhat naive but has an explosive temper, which the entire Guild knows and fears. He also sleeps with his eyes wide open. Despite his childish behavior, Wigglytuff is an accomplished explorer and helps the team discover the mystery behind the [[Relic Fragment]] and the [[Hidden Land]], he is also extremely powerful. Wigglytuff has an obsession with {{DL|Food and Gummis|Perfect Apples}}, and is known {{m|Hyper Voice|for crying out loud}} if he doesn't have one, something everyone in the Guild fears, Chatot in particular. | ||
===Chatot=== | ===Chatot=== | ||
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Apprentices have to do jobs from the two boards. The Guild takes a 90 percent share from any money that is given as a reward. If apprentices excel at their jobs, they are given more difficult assignments. If they are lagging behind, however, they are tasked with simpler errands. Some apprentices do chores inside the Guild like preparing dinner and updating the boards. When the player and partner first sign up at the Guild, Chatot heavily hints that the training at the Guild is brutal and quite difficult, which often deters new apprentices from appearing. | Apprentices have to do jobs from the two boards. The Guild takes a 90 percent share from any money that is given as a reward. If apprentices excel at their jobs, they are given more difficult assignments. If they are lagging behind, however, they are tasked with simpler errands. Some apprentices do chores inside the Guild like preparing dinner and updating the boards. When the player and partner first sign up at the Guild, Chatot heavily hints that the training at the Guild is brutal and quite difficult, which often deters new apprentices from appearing. | ||
When a Guild Member is deemed "superexpectional" by the | When a Guild Member is deemed "superexpectional" by the Guildmaster, they may graduate if they can pass the Graduation Test in the Luminous Spring. If they succeed, they may formally leave the Guild, though they will still be associated with it. If they fail the test, then they must continue their training in order to receive a second chance. | ||
== Expeditions == | == Expeditions == | ||