Pokémon Paradise

Pokémon Paradise is a location in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. It is the home base for the Player and Partner and their adventure team and is across Post Town.
==Plot==
Seeking to make true friends and help make the world a better place, the Partner saved up money to buy a piece of barren land from Quagsire to build their paradise on. One the way to complete the purchase, the Partner meets the Player, who accompanies them to the purchase. After the Partner purchases the land from Quagsire and the Player decides to stay and help build the Paradise, the two decide the first thing to build is a house to sleep in. They go to see Gurdurr, a carpenter, and ask him to build their house, but later discover he is running a scam with Scraggy to trick clients into acquiring valuable gems for them. After learning about Gurdurr's history, the two confront him and convince him to end his criminal ways and return to honest work. With some help, Gurdurr builds the two a house and later opens a shop in Paradise to build facilities.
After Vizirion, Emolga, and Dunsparce join the Player's team, Quagsire opens up a shop and Quagsire's Assembly, where the Player's team members can be changed. He also reveals he has hired Scraggy, who he captured and pressured to reform, to open Scraggy's Savvy moves, where moves can be relearned or forgotten. Some time later, when the V-Wave comes in, Quagisre sets up a board that explains the V-Wave, but it is quickly replaced by Victini and his V-Wheel.
==Shops==
===Request Counter===
Run by an Azumarill, job requests are stored, accepted, canceled and deleted here. Unlike previous games, only one job can be accepted at a time.
===Quagsire's Assembly===
In addition to selling items like Kecleon's shop, Quagsire can remove and add members to the current team. The stats of recruited Pokémon can be viewed here and they can also be permanently removed.
===Scraggy's Savvy Moves===
Moves can be remembered or forgotten here.
===V-Wave===
A special weather phenomenon that empowers Pokémon whose type matches that of the type of wave active. The type of V-Wave changes daily. Effects of the V-Wave include: powering up moves, gaining more experience points, occasionally saving PP used for moves, and other effects that change daily.
===V-Wheel===
A roulette run by Victini that can be played once a day to change the V-Wave type of the day. The game is won if the roulette lands on panel with Victini's face. A set amount of Poké (1,000, 2,500, 5,000 or 7,777) can be bet to increase the chances of winning. The forecast for the W-Vave can also be observed from here
===Gurdurr Crew===
Gurdurr and his Timburr assistants can use materials acquired through jobs to prepare land to build facilities on, redecorate the house, and create facilities. There are four types of areas that unprepared land can be made into.
Area 	Materials needed	Cost 	Unlocking requirement
Pleasant Plain	
* Rich Soil
* Fresh Herb	300 	N/A
Cool Creakside	
* Rich Soil
* Spring Water X 3	600 	Build at least three facilities
Fertile Forest	
* Rich Soil
* Precocious Branch X 2
* Sturdy Vine X 2	1,000	Build at least six facilities
Rough Rookery 	
* Rich Soil
* Lustrous Metal X 2
* Stone Slab X 2	1,500	Build at least nine facilities
====Recruitment capacity====
The more areas of land that are prepared, the high the maximum number of Pokémon that can be recruited.
Number of Areas	Maximum Limit
1 	64
2 	80
3 	96
4 	120
5 	144
6 	176
7 	208
8 	248
9 	288
==Facilities==
Facilities are special shops that can be built on prepare land. Facilities include fields for harvesting berries and seeds, dojos to increase the development of moves, stores to buy and swap items, and several mini-games. A maximum of 32 facilities can be built in Paradise.
=== Berry and Seed store ===
A store where berries and seeds can be bought and sold for a higher price 1.5x more than selling items at Kecleon Market.
=== Prize Palace ===
Similar to Spinda's Cafe from Explorer's of Sky, the Player can use tickets acquired through other shops to attempt a lottery prize.
==== Instant Tickets ====
Prize Tickets are acquired through other means, such as the Sunken Treasure and Swap Shop facilities, except for Prism Tickets which aren't available in the game. Unlike Silver and Gold Rank unlocking Silver and Gold Tickets, respectively, the first and second upgrade of the shop unlock the ability to use these.
==== Scratch Tickets ====
For the price of 100, the player can get a scratch ticket. This utilizes the Touch Screen. Scratching off two symbols wins a regular prize and three stars wins a better prize. There are six spaces, four of which contain symbols.
==== Random Tickets ====
For the price of 100 each, a maximum of ten Mini Random Tickets can be bought daily. The results announcing a win or a loss are released the following day.
=== Detour Guide ===
Run by Woobat, this facility allows the player to toggle a notification which informs the player if they arrive on a floor with a detour in dungeons. After the first upgrade, a Detour List will appear in the menu which lists all the detours for dungeons that the player has previously visited as well as the method of entry. After the second upgrade, the shop will begin selling the keys used for detours for 1650 Poké.
===Swap Shop===
Similair to Spinda's Café, items can be traded for other items or prize tickets.
Items to Receive	Items to Give Away
Oran Berry 	Plain Seeds x2
Max Elixir 	Oran Berry
Heal Seed 	Pecha Berry x 2
Rawst Berry x 2
Cheri Berry x 2 
Chesto Berry x 2
Rawst Berry 	Chesto Berry x 2
Pecha Berry 	Rawst Berry x 2
Cheri Berry 	Pecha Berry x 2
Chesto Berry 	Cheri Berry x 2
Evasion Orb 	Slow Orb x 2
Quick Orb 	Evasion Orb x 2
Slow Orb 	Quick Orb x 2
All Power Up Orb	Evasion Orb x 2
Quick Orb x 2
Slow Orb x 2
Prize Ticket 	Any four items
===Elite Boutique===
As the description suggests, items can be bought here for higher and lower prices than at other shops. The selection of items changes daily. Upon upgrading, rarer items can be bought here. After a certain amount of days have passed, the shop will hold a sale for a few days after which the shop owner will leave and the facility closes.
===Oodles of Orbs===
This shop sells orbs and it also buys orbs at 1.5× the normal price.
=== Fields ===
Berries and Seeds specific to each field can be planted here. After a few days, the Player can harvest more of the specific berry or seed. However, the Player can occasionally find other items instead of the planted one.
===Dojos===
Moves specific to each dojo type can be trained here, to increase their growth outside of dungeons; increasing power, PP and accuracy. Once per day in-game, 100 Poké can be charged to train moves. Alternatively a manual can be used as to train many times a day per each manual used. This facility is always attended by a Pokémon corresponding to the dojo type. In Post Town, a Travelling Sales-mon opens up a temporary dojo for a few days that hasn't been built yet.
===Others ===
====Sunken Treasure====
Run by Starmie, this is a mini-game where the player collects black, blue and red treasure chests by tilting the 3DS. Touching a Chinchou or a rock deducts one treasure chest starting with black chests. Unlike Treasure Boxes, they are opened upon obtaining. The game can be played daily.
====Beartic Slide====
Run by Beartic, this is a mini-game where the Player flicks pucks on the Touch Screen into a hole on the upper screen. Beartic charges 100 Poké per game. It has a time limit of one minute. Three types of pucks appear in the mini-game: Big-(50 points), Middle-(30 points) and Small-(10 points) size pucks. Up to ten high score records are kept. Three different power-up chips appear in-game: double the points, continuous big pucks, and a bigger hole. These power-ups last for ten seconds. Prizes include various items in exchange for 1,000, 2,000 and 2,500 points. The prizes available differ after each game.
==== Diggers' Den====
Run by Drilbur, who has a random chance of showing up in Paradise, this facility allows the player to fund Drilbur's excavation. Drilbur will bring back varying amounts of  each day until he finds a dungeon underground. The player can choose to have Drilbur dig 10, 50, or 100 feet at a time, paying 100, 500, or 1000 respectively. The dungeons found in the Diggers' Den cannot be accessed any other way and are called Treasure Trove. The number of variations of the Treasure Trove is believed to be four, depending on which type of land Drilbur excavates.
===Music Paradise===
Run by Meloetta, all the background music tracks in-game including the DLC tracks can be played here, similar to Sky Jukebox of Explorers of Sky. Meloetta will only appear once the Bittercold is defeated. The music will keep playing while in Pokémon Paradise.
As the player increases their Paradise Rank, more music will become available to play in Pokémon Paradise. Some songs can only obtained through purchasing a DLC dungeon, these songs in the DLC packs are all from previous Pokémon Mystery Dungeon installments (except for the Adventure Squad games). There are also some tracks that cannot be obtained, but appear in the game's code (and the unused DLC code).
There is a total of 102 tracks (or 126, if all DLC is purchased) during normal gameplay.
# 	Track 	Rank Required
1 	Main Menu 	Normal Rank
2 	I look like a Pokémon! 	Normal Rank
3 	Our first meeting 	Normal Rank
4 	Ragged Mountain 	Normal Rank
5 	Great Job! 	Normal Rank
6 	Pokémon Paradise 	Normal Rank
7 	Come on in to Post Town! 	Normal Rank
8 	The Carpenter of Post Town 	Normal Rank
9 	Stony Cave 	Normal Rank
10 	That is Odd.... 	Normal Rank
11 	Hazy Pass 	Normal Rank
12 	The Voice in the Dreams 	Normal Rank
13 	The Coming Danger 	Normal Rank
14 	Battling the Boss 	Normal Rank
15 	Despair: Light Arrangement 	Normal Rank
16 	Deapair: Super Light 	Normal Rank
17 	Hope: Light Arrangement 2 	Normal Rank
18 	Hazz Pass 2 	Normal Rank
19 	Hope: Light Arrangement 1 	Normal Rank
20 	Stompstump Peak 	Normal Rank
21 	A Mysterious World 	Normal Rank
22 	What's Wrong with Everyone? 	Normal Rank
23 	Desolate Canyon 	Hyper Rank
24 	The Coming Danger: Arrangement 	Hyper Rank
25 	Pokémon Friends 	Hyper Rank
26 	Strings of Hope 	Hyper Rank
27 	Strings of Hope: March 	Hyper Rank
28 	Pokémon Paradise: Reprise 	Hyper Rank
29 	V-Wheeeeeel!!!!! 	Hyper Rank
30 	Kecleon Shop 	Hyper Rank
31 	Stop, Thief! 	Hyper Rank
32 	Icy Sanctum: Arrangement 1 	Hyper Rank
33 	Inflora Forest 	Hyper Rank
34 	Touched by Kindness 	Hyper Rank
35 	Good Night 	Hyper Rank
36 	Mysteries Within 	Hyper Rank
37 	Pokémon Friends: Arrangement 	Hyper Rank
38 	Crags of Lament 	Hyper Rank
39 	Within the Crags of Lament 	Hyper Rank
40 	Dreams and Hopes 	Hyper Rank
41 	Icy Sanctum: Arrangement 2 	Hyper Rank
42 	Magnagate 	Hyper Rank
43 	A Friend's Decision 	Hyper Rank
44 	Telluric Path 	Master Rank
45 	Icy Sanctum 	Master Rank
46 	Great Glacier 	Master Rank
47 	Great Underpass 	Master Rank
48 	Glacier Palace 	Master Rank
49 	Glacier Palace (Reaches) 	Master Rank
50 	Mysteries Within: Arrangement 1	Master Rank
51 	Sympathy and Sincerity 	Master Rank
52 	Kilionea Road 	Master Rank
53 	It's a Monster House! 	Master Rank
54 	Forest of Shadow 	Master Rank
55 	Hiding in the Shadows 	Master Rank
56 	In the Dark 	Master Rank
57 	Daybreak Ridge 	Master Rank
58 	Daybreak Ridge (Heights) 	Master Rank
59 	Hydreigon's Ambush! 	Master Rank
60 	Ochre Quarry 	Master Rank
61 	Withered Savanna 	Master Rank
62 	Holehills 	Master Rank
63 	The Trap is Set 	Master Rank
64 	The Heroes of Holehills 	Master Rank
65 	Scorching Desert 	Royal Rank
66 	Confronting Kyurem 	Royal Rank
67 	Despair: Heavy Arrangement 	Royal Rank
68 	Mysteries Within: Arrangement 2	Royal Rank
69 	Hope: Light Arrangement 3 	Royal Rank
70 	Tyrian Maze 	Royal Rank
71 	Tyrian Maze (Inner Chamber) 	Royal Rank
72 	Glacier Palace (Eastern Spire) 	Royal Rank
73 	Glacier Palace (Western Spire) 	Royal Rank
74 	Glacier Palace (Great Spire) 	Royal Rank
75 	Guardian of Fate 	Royal Rank
76 	Clash with Kyurem! 	Royal Rank
77 	Despair: Super Heavy 	Royal Rank
78 	I Can Hear It, Too... 	Royal Rank
79 	Voices of Support 	Royal Rank
80 	Bittercold (First Battle) 	Royal Rank
81 	Winds of Despair 	Royal Rank
82 	Bring Back the Rainbows! 	Royal Rank
83 	Bittercold (Second Battle) 	Royal Rank
84 	We're Back... And Now... 	Perfect Rank
85 	The Rainbows of Hope 	Perfect Rank
86 	Celebration of Peace 	Perfect Rank
87 	A Home to Remember 	Perfect Rank
88 	Wrapped in Light (Intro) 	Perfect Rank
89 	Wrapped in Light 	Perfect Rank
90 	One Last Look at Paradise 	Perfect Rank
91 	Even If You Forget Me 	Perfect Rank
92 	The Frism 	Perfect Rank
93 	The End 	Perfect Rank
94 	Battling Legends 	Perfect Rank
95 	Unlimited Dungeon 1 	Perfect Rank
96 	Unlimited Dungeon 2 	Perfect Rank
97 	Unlimited Dungeon 3 	Perfect Rank
98 	Illusionary Ragged Hill 	Perfect Rank
99 	Illusionary Holehills 	Perfect Rank
100	Illusionary Hazy Pass 	Perfect Rank
101	Sunken Treasure 	Perfect Rank
102	Beartic Slide 	Perfect Rank
===Building Facilities===
Building Facilities	Building Facilities	Building Facilities	Building Facilities 	Building Facilities	Building Facilities
Facility 	Type 	Resources 	Requirements 	First Upgrade 	Second Upgrade
Berries and Seeds 	Shop 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Precious Branch	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Heavy Lumber x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Fine Log x 4
Oodles of Orbs 	Shop 	
*300 Poké
* Sturdy Vine x 2
*Fresh Herb x 2	Gold Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Hardy Vine x 3
*Leaf Bouquet x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Everlasting Vine x 4
*Grass Veil x 4
Elite Boutique 	Shop 	
*1000 Poké
*Sturdy Vine
*Fresh Herb	Platinum Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Hardy Vine
*Leaf Bouquet	
* 300
*Everlasting Vine
*Grass Veil
Swap Shop 	Shop 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2
*Sturdy Vine x 2
*Fresh Herb x 2	Gold Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 3
* Unbreakable Rock x 3
*Hardy Vine x 3
*Leaf Bouquet x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Fine Log x 4
*Gilded Metal x 4
* Endless Stone x 4
* Everlasting Vine x 4
*Grass Veil x 4
Prize Palace 	Shop 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Sturdy Vine x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Relective Alloy x 3
* Hardy Vine x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 4
* Everlasting Vine x 4
Detour Guide 	Shop 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Precious Branch x 2	Silver Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Heavy Lumber x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Fine Log x 4
Music Paradise 	Shop 	
*1500 Poké
*Rare Gold x 3
*Endless Stone x 3
* Gilded Metal x 3
* Fine Log x 3	Super Rank, Post-Game	N/A 	N/A
Beartic Slide 	Mini Game 	
*3000 Poké
*Rich Soil x 3
*Fresh Herb x 3
*Spring Water x 3	Gold Rank 	N/A 	N/A
Sunken Treasure 	Mini Game 	
*300 Poké
* Precious Branch x 3
*Fresh Herb x 3
*Spring Water x 3	Bronze Rank 	N/A 	N/A
Oran Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Oran Berry	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Oran Berry x 2	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Oran Berry x 3
Heal Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 3
*Spring Water x 3
* Heal Seed x 2	Platinum Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 4
*Well Water x 4
* Heal Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 5
*Rainbow Drop x 5
*Heal Seed x 3
Reviver Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 3
*Spring Water x 3
* Reviver Seed x 2	Diamond Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 4
*Well Water x 4
* Reviver Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 6
*Rainbow Drop x 6
*Reviver Seed x 6
Eyedrop Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Eyedrop Seed x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Eyedrop Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Eyedrop Seed x 4
Warp Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Warp Seed x 2	Silver Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Warp Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Warp Field x 4
Quick Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Quick Seed x 2	Silver Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Quick Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Quick Field
Blinker Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Blinker x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Blinker Sed x 3	
* 1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Blinker Seed x 4
Totter Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Totter Seed x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Totter Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Totter Field x 4
Sleep Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Sleep Field x 2	Silver Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Sleep Seed	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Sleep Seed x 4
Stun Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Stun Field x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Stun Seed	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Stun Seed x 4
Training Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 3
*Spring Water x 3
* Training Seed x 2	Gold Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 4
*Well Water x 4
* Training Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 5
*Rainbow Drop x 5
*Training Seed x 4
Encourage Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 3
*Spring Water x 3
* Encourage Seed x 2	Gold Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 4
*Well Water x 4
* Encourage Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 5
*Rainbow Drop x 5
*Encourage Seed x 4
Blast Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Blast Seed x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Blast Seed	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 4
*Rainbow Drop x 4
*Blast Seed x 4
Violent Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 3
*Spring Water x 3
* Violent Seed x 2	Platinum Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 4
*Well Water x 4
* Violent Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 5
*Rainbow Drop x 5
*Violent Seed x 4
Pure Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Pure Seed x 2	Master Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Pure Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 6
*Rainbow Drop x 6
*Pure Seed x 6
Vile Field 	Field 	
*300 Poké
* Rich Soil x 2
*Spring Water x 2
* Vile Seed x 2	Diamond Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Ancient Soil x 3
*Well Water x 3
* Vile Seed x 3	
*1000 Poké
*Rare Soil x 5
*Rainbow Drop x 5
*Vile Seed x 4
Normal Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Fire Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Water Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Grass Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Electric Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Ice Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Gold Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Fighting Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Silver Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Poison Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Ground Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Gold Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Flying Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Silver Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Psychic Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Platinum Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Bug Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Rock Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Bronze Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Ghost Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Diamond Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Dragon Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	N/A 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Dark Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Platinum Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
Steel Dojo 	Dojo 	
*300 Poké
* Lustrous Metal x 2
* Stone Slab x 2	Diamond Rank 	
*600 Poké
* Reflective Alloy x 5
* Unbreakable Rock x 5	
*1000 Poké
*Gilded Metal x 7
* Endless Stone x 7
==Trivia==
*The more land that is prepared to house facilities, the more grass will appear around the originally barren area around the house.
==Gallery==
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