Sky Tower

This article is about the location in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon. For the location in Hoenn, see Sky Pillar.

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Sky Tower 天空の塔 Sky Tower

Basic info Floors: 34* Rest stops: Yes Traps: No Monster Houses: Yes Main type: Bug, Flying*, Flying, Dragon*RB Bug, FlyingRTDX Boss: Rayquaza

Allowances Recruiting: Yes* Items: Allowed Money: Allowed Starting level: Current Team members: 3

Location

Sky Tower (Japanese: 天空の塔 Sky Tower) is the sixteenth dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX and the final dungeon to be visited during the game's main storyline. It consists of a total of 34 floors. The dungeon's first section contains 25 floors, and ends in the Sky Tower Summit (Japanese: 天空の塔　最上階) which contains an additional 9 floors. It is home to Rayquaza.

Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.

The player and the partner must complete the dungeon in order to challenge Rayquaza, who, after being defeated, will destroy the Meteor, the cause of the constant natural disasters.

Gameplay

Interior of Sky Tower in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team.

Generation III

In the original games, the Teleport Gem is used to reach it the first time but after the credits, due to the Teleport Gem being damaged, the HM Fly is required to enter, which is available after the completion of the main story.

There is no chance of finding a Kecleon Shop or buried items in this dungeon. Monster Houses have a chance of appearing on all floors except floors 1 and 2.

The default weather pattern for floor 7 and Summit's floor 6 is rain; for floors 11, 15, and 18, hail; for floors 12, 21 and Summit's floor 4, cloudy; and for floor 24 and Summit's floor 2, sunny.

Generation VIII

The meteor being destroyed above Sky Tower.

Like in the original games, the player reaches Sky Tower with the help of the Teleport Gem. As the Teleport Gem is not damaged in the remakes, Fly is no longer required to re-enter the dungeon. The structure of Sky Tower is kept the same, with Sky Tower Summit starting after floor 25. Unlike the original games, the floor numbers continue from floors 26 to 33.

Monster Houses have a chance of appearing on all floors except floors 1 and 2. A random default weather condition (Hail, Rain, Sandstorm, Sunny, or Clear) occurs on floors 6-7, 12-13, 18-19, and 24-25.

The battle with Rayquaza at the peak of the tower features gusts of winds which hinder the player's team. Strong wind gusts can occur without warning, which scatters teammates across the floor. For other winds, highlighted green tiles will give a warning that a wind will start the next turn. Pokémon remaining on these highlighted green tiles will either be swept away by a strong wind (which deals damage), or be swirled up by a whirlwind (which warps the Pokémon randomly but does not deal damage).

Pokémon encountered

Generation III

Sky Tower

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Shedinja	1-5	5	Unrecruitable
	Forretress	1-6	23	Unrecruitable
	Shuppet	1-6	28	8%
	Masquerain	1-8	27	Unrecruitable
	Lunatone	1-11	24	5%
	Duskull	7-14	27	7.5%
	Koffing	9-16	24	7.9%
	Ledian	10-18	24	Unrecruitable
	Altaria	12-19	24	Unrecruitable
	Solrock	12-20	24	5%
	Scizor	15-21	24	Unrecruitable
	Dusclops	17-23	24	Unrecruitable
	Venomoth	20-25	18	Unrecruitable
	Aerodactyl	21-25	25	8.4%
	Flygon	21-25	27	Unrecruitable
	Tropius	22-25	27	7.6%

Sky Tower Summit

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Aerodactyl	1-8	25	8.4%
	Flygon	1-8	27	Unrecruitable
	Claydol	1-8	26	Unrecruitable
	Tropius	1-8	27	7.6%
	Salamence	1-8	29	Unrecruitable
	Metagross	1-8	30	Unrecruitable
	Rayquaza	9	35	-10% Boss
Rayquaza cannot be recruited until after the credits.

Generation VIII

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Mystery House Pokémon levels, floors

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Forretress	1-6	31	10.8%
	Shuppet	1-6	25	10.8%
	Masquerain	1-8	25	10.8%
	Lunatone	1-11	25	10.8%
	Duskull	6-16	25	10.8%
	Weezing	8-16	35	10.8%
	Ledian	12-20	25	10.8%
	Altaria	12-20	35	10.8%
	Solrock	12-20	25	10.8%
	Scizor	19-25	25	10.8%
	Dusclops	19-27	37	10.8%
	Venomoth	21-27	31	10.8%
	Aerodactyl	22-31	25	10.8%
	Flygon	25-31	45	-2.2%
	Tropius	25-32	30	10.8%
	Claydol	31-33	36	10.8%
	Salamence	31-33	50	-2.2%
	Metagross	31-33	45	-2.2%
	Rayquaza	34	33	100% Boss
Fainted Pokémon
	Bulbasaur	2-33	27	100%
	Charmander	2-33	27	100%
	Squirtle	2-33	27	100%
	Persian	2-33	30	100%
	Kangaskhan	2-33	27	100%
	Gulpin	2-33	27	100%
Mystery House
	Pidgeot	3-25	36	100%
	Fearow	3-25	?	100%
	Farfetch'd	3-25	?	100%
	Dodrio	3-25	31	100%
	Noctowl	3-25	?	100%
	Xatu	3-25	?	100%
	Delibird	3-25	?	100%
	Swellow	3-25	?	100%
	Pelipper	3-25	?	100%
	Altaria	3-25	?	100%
	Honchkrow	3-25	?	100%
Rayquaza and other Pokémon in the dungeon cannot be recruited until after the credits. After completing the main story, Rayquaza fights the player in both its regular and Mega Evolved form.

Items

Generation III

Sky Tower

Item		Floors
	4-314 Poké	1-25F
	Detect Band	1-25F
	Gold Ribbon	1-25F
	Heal Ribbon	1-25F
	Pecha Scarf	1-25F
	Persim Band	1-25F
	Power Band	1-25F
	Racket Band	1-25F
	Special Band	1-25F
	Stamina Band	1-25F
	Warp Scarf	1-25F
	Insomniscope	1-25F
	Scope Lens	1-25F
	X-Ray Specs	1-25F
	5-7 Iron Thorn	1-25F
	5-7 Silver Spike	1-25F
	Apple	1-25F
	Clear Gummi	1-25F
	Gray Gummi	1-25F
	Pink Gummi	1-25F
	Purple Gummi	1-25F
	Sky Gummi	1-25F
	Aerial Ace	1-25F
	Attract	1-25F
	Brick Break	1-25F
	Bullet Seed	1-25F
	Calm Mind	1-25F
	Dig	1-25F
	Earthquake	1-25F
	Facade	1-25F
	Fire Blast	1-25F
	Flamethrower	1-25F
	Focus Punch	1-25F
	Frustration	1-25F
	Giga Drain	1-25F
	Hidden Power	1-25F
	Ice Beam	1-25F
	Light Screen	1-25F
	Psychic	1-25F
	Reflect	1-25F
	Rest	1-25F
	Return	1-25F
	Roar	1-25F
	Safeguard	1-25F
	Secret Power	1-25F
	Shadow Ball	1-25F
	Shock Wave	1-25F
	Solarbeam	1-25F
	Taunt	1-25F
	Thief	1-25F
	Thunderbolt	1-25F
	Torment	1-25F
	Toxic	1-25F
	Link Box	1-25F

Sky Tower Summit

Item		dragon
	4-314 Poké	1-8F
	Detect Band	1-8F
	Joy Ribbon	1-8F
	Heal Ribbon	1-8F
	Pecha Scarf	1-8F
	Persim Band	1-8F
	Power Band	1-8F
	Racket Band	1-8F
	Special Band	1-8F
	Stamina Band	1-8F
	Warp Scarf	1-8F
	Aerial Ace	1-8F
	Attract	1-8F
	Brick Break	1-8F
	Bullet Seed	1-8F
	Calm Mind	1-8F
	Dig	1-8F
	Earthquake	1-8F
	Facade	1-8F
	Fire Blast	1-8F
	Flamethrower	1-8F
	Focus Punch	1-8F
	Frustration	1-8F
	Giga Drain	1-8F
	Hidden Power	1-8F
	Ice Beam	1-8F
	Light Screen	1-8F
	Psychic	1-8F
	Reflect	1-8F
	Rest	1-8F
	Return	1-8F
	Roar	1-8F
	Safeguard	1-8F
	Secret Power	1-8F
	Shadow Ball	1-8F
	Shock Wave	1-8F
	Solarbeam	1-8F
	Taunt	1-8F
	Thief	1-8F
	Thunderbolt	1-8F
	Torment	1-8F
	Toxic	1-8F

Monster House

Item		Floors
	4-278 Poké	3-25F
	Aerial Ace	3-25F
	Attract	3-25F
	Brick Break	3-25F
	Calm Mind	3-25F
	Bullet Seed	3-25F
	Dig	3-25F
	Earthquake	3-25F
	Facade	3-25F
	Fire Blast	3-25F
	Flamethrower	3-25F
	Focus Punch	3-25F
	Frustration	3-25F
	Giga Drain	3-25F
	Hidden Power	3-25F
	Ice Beam	3-25F
	Light Screen	3-25F
	Psychic	3-25F
	Reflect	3-25F
	Rest	3-25F
	Return	3-25F
	Roar	3-25F
	Safeguard	3-25F
	Secret Power	3-25F
	Shadow Ball	3-25F
	Shock Wave	3-25F
	Solarbeam	3-25F
	Taunt	3-25F
	Thief	3-25F
	Thunderbolt	3-25F
	Torment	3-25F
	Toxic	3-25F
	Blowback Orb	3-25F
	Escape Orb	3-25F
	Evasion Orb	3-25F
	Hurl Orb	3-25F
	Petrify Orb	3-25F
	Pounce Orb	3-25F
	Radar Orb	3-25F
	Rebound Orb	3-25F
	Rollcall Orb	3-25F
	Scanner Orb	3-25F
	Switcher Orb	3-25F
	Trawl Orb	3-25F
	Warp Orb	3-25F

Generation VIII

Sky Tower

Item		Floors
	10-110 Poké	1-33F
	Cheri Berry	1-33F
	Oran Berry	1-33F
	Pecha Berry	1-33F
	Rawst Berry	1-33F
	Blast Seed	1-33F
	Eyedrop Seed	1-33F
	Sleep Seed	1-33F
	Stun Seed	1-33F
	Tiny Reviver Seed	1-33F
	Totter Seed	1-33F
	Training Seed	1-33F
	Max Ether	1-33F
	All Dodge Orb	1-33F
	All Power-Up Orb	1-33F
	Foe-Hold Orb	1-33F
	Foe-Seal Orb	1-33F
	Nullify Orb	1-33F
	Petrify Orb	1-33F
	Quick Orb	1-33F
	Rollcall Orb	1-33F
	Slow Orb	1-33F
	Slumber Orb	1-33F
	Totter Orb	1-33F
	Trawl Orb	1-33F
	Weather Lock Orb	1-33F

Sparkling Floor

Item		Floors
	Big Apple	1-33F
	Sitrus Berry	1-33F
	Eyedrop Seed	1-33F
	Heal Seed	1-33F
	Life Seed	1-33F
	Reviver Seed	1-33F
	Tiny Reviver Seed	1-33F
	Max Elixir	1-33F
	Calcium	1-33F
	Carbos	1-33F
	Iron	1-33F
	Protein	1-33F
	Zinc	1-33F
	Foe-Hold Orb	1-33F
	Foe-Seal Orb	1-33F
	Health Orb	1-33F
	Revive All Orb	1-33F
	Rollcall Orb	1-33F
	Slumber Orb	1-33F
	Totter Orb	1-33F
	Trapbust Orb	1-33F

Monster House

Item		Floors
	10-110 Poké	1-33F
	Apple	1-33F
	Cheri Berry	1-33F
	Oran Berry	1-33F
	Pecha Berry	1-33F
	Rawst Berry	1-33F
	Eyedrop Seed	1-33F
	Tiny Reviver Seed	1-33F
	Totter Seed	1-33F
	Training Seed	1-33F
	Max Ether	1-33F
	All Dodge Orb	1-33F
	All Power-Up Orb	1-33F
	Escape Orb	1-33F
	Foe-Hold Orb	1-33F
	Foe-Seal Orb	1-33F
	Petrify Orb	1-33F
	Quick Orb	1-33F
	Revive All Orb	1-33F
	Slow Orb	1-33F
	Slumber Orb	1-33F
	Totter Orb	1-33F
	Trawl Orb	1-33F
	Weather Lock Orb	1-33F

Traps encountered

Generation VIII

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: needs percentages

Note: The % are rough estimates.

Image	Trap	Floor 1-33
	Blast Trap	? %
	Gust Trap	? %
	Hunger Trap	? %
	Seal Trap	? %
	Slow Trap	? %
	Slumber Trap	? %
	Spiky Trap	? %
	Spin Trap	? %
	Warp Trap	? %

Other encounters

Generation III

Image	Tile	Floor 1-2	Floor 3-25
	Monster House	0%	5%

Bosses

Generation III

First encounter

	Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None
Rayquaza Lv.35 HP: 600
Crunch Dark   --       Scary Face Normal   --       Twister Dragon   --       Dragon Dance Dragon   --

Rematch

• Moves can vary.

Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None Rayquaza Lv.45 HP: 600 Crunch Dark   --       Scary Face Normal   --       AncientPower Rock   --       Dragon Dance Dragon   --

Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None Rayquaza Lv.45 HP: 600 Dragon Dance Dragon   --       AncientPower Rock   --       Dragon Claw Dragon   --       Fly Flying   --

Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None Rayquaza Lv.45 HP: 600 Twister Dragon   --       Dragon Dance Dragon   --       Crunch Dark   --       Fly Flying   --

Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None Rayquaza Lv.45 HP: 600 Twister Dragon   --       Crunch Dark   --       Dragon Dance Dragon   --       Dragon Claw Dragon   --

Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None Rayquaza Lv.45 HP: 600 Crunch Dark   --       Dragon Dance Dragon   --       AncientPower Rock   --       Fly Flying   --

Generation VIII

First encounter

	Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None
Rayquaza Lv.28 HP: 1576
Hyper Beam Normal Special   --       Extreme Speed Normal Physical   --       Hyper Voice Normal Special   --       Twister Dragon Special   --

Rematch (Phase 1)

	Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Air Lock Held item: None
Rayquaza Lv.50 HP: 2300
Extreme Speed Normal Physical   --       Twister Dragon Special   --       Hyper Beam Normal Special   --       Dragon Ascent Flying Physical   --

Rematch (Phase 2)

	Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Delta Stream Held item: None
Mega Rayquaza Lv.50 HP: 2905
Extreme Speed Normal Physical   --       Twister Dragon Special   --       Hyper Beam Normal Special   --       Dragon Ascent Flying Physical   --

Layout

	Exterior	Entrance	Summit
III
VIII

Music

By Pokémon

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Trivia

• The theme that plays during the battle against Rayquaza also plays during the battle against Mega Rayquaza in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon.

In other languages

Sky Tower Language Title French Tour Céleste German Himmelsturm Italian Torre Celeste Korean 천공의 탑 Cheongong-ui Tab Spanish Torre del Cielo

Sky Tower Summit Language Title French Tour Céleste - SommetRTDX Tour Céleste-SommetRB German Himmelsturmspitze Italian Vetta Celeste Korean 천공의 탑 최상단 Cheongong-ui Tab Choesangdan Spanish Techo del Cielo

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