Makuhita Dojo

Makuhita Dojo (Japanese: マクノシタ Training Center) is a training facility in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team, Blue Rescue Team, and Rescue Team DX. It is located south of Pokémon Square. 
==Mechanics==
===Red and Blue Rescue Team===
In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team, Makuhita Dojo has 21 preset mazes, each only three floors deep. The first floor of all the mazes has no special features, while the second floor has limited visibility and water tiles (except Fire Maze which has lava, Rock and Steel Maze which have no special floor tiles). A boss Pokémon is present on the third floor. The mazes are unlocked as the player progresses through the main storyline:
*, , , , , and after player gets access to Friend Areas
*, , , and after Team Meanies invades the player's team base
*, , , , , and after player returns from Mt. Freeze
The Pokémon encountered in Makuhita Dojo cannot be recruited in any of the mazes. Boss Pokémon in the Team mazes may be recruited, however. The boss Pokémon may only be recruited if the player is level 90 or higher and wearing a , with the exception of in the Team Shifty maze and in the Team Rumblerock maze, which can be recruited if the player is either level 90 or higher or level 50 or higher with a Friend Bow. There is no chance of finding Monster Houses, Kecleon Shops, or items in this dungeon. still works, however. Clearing a maze refreshes the items available in the Kecleon Shop and the jobs available on the bulletin board.
Upon clearing each of the type-based mazes at least once, the player will receive a Bonsly statue to place outside their rescue Team Base and a . The player will also receive a Ginseng the first time they clear each of the Rescue Team-based mazes.
====Traps encountered====
Note: The % are rough estimates. Traps appear only in team mazes.
Image	 	Floor 1-2
 	Grimy Trap 	11.76%
 	Mud Trap 	11.76%
 	Poison Trap 	11.77%
 	PP-Zero Trap	11.76%
 	Seal Trap 	11.76%
 	Slow Trap 	11.77%
 	Slumber Trap	5.88%
 	Spin Trap 	11.77%
 	Sticky Trap 	11.77%
====Pickup items====
Type-themed mazes will have their type Gummi, while team mazes will have an Apple. Heal and Cheri appear in mazes from Normal to Poison. The other items are shared.
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===Rescue Team DX===
In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, Makuhita Dojo is now a time-based feature where one Pokémon attempts to defeat as many opposing Pokémon within a one-floor maze to earn Experience Points and Move Experience. The player requires a Bronze, Silver, or Gold Dojo Ticket to train at the Dojo, and the tickets give 50, 55, or 60 seconds respectively at the Dojo. The timer will continue to run during animations or when the menu is opened. Within the maze, walking turns are faster than they usually are. No items can be found within the mazes, and no Pokémon can be recruited. Monster Houses can occur.
Once the time has passed, the Experience Points accumulated goes into the trained Pokémon. Depending on the type of Dojo Ticket used, Experience and Move Experience earned are multiplied by three (Bronze), five (Silver), or seven (Gold). The Experience gained is substantially increased if an enemy is defeated by a supereffective move.
Mazes contain Pokémon who are weak to the namesake maze, except for the Maze, as no type is weak to Normal. For example, the Maze may contain Pokémon of the , the , the , or the . The maze that the player enters depends on the type the Pokémon selected to train, e.g. if a is chosen to train, that Pokémon can only enter either the or mazes, whilst can only enter the Maze. If the Pokémon faints, it will be revived with its stats reset to normal. There is no limit to how many times the Pokémon can be revived. Using moves does not consume any PP, allowing moves to be used infinitely in mazes.
==List of mazes in Red and Blue Rescue Team==
===Normal Maze===
This maze takes place in a rock cave.
===Fire Maze===
This maze takes place in a volcano.
===Water Maze===
This maze takes place in a lake.
===Grass Maze===
This maze takes place in a forest.
===Electric Maze===
This maze takes place in ruins.
===Ice Maze===
This maze takes place in an ice cave.
===Fighting Maze===
This maze takes place in a granite cave.
===Ground Maze===
This maze takes place in a rock cave.
===Flying Maze===
This maze takes place in a granite cave.
===Psychic Maze===
This maze takes place in a granite cave.
===Poison Maze===
This maze takes place in a poisonous swamp.
===Bug Maze===
This maze takes place in a forest.
===Rock Maze===
This maze takes place in a rock cave.
===Ghost Maze===
This maze takes place in a granite cave.
===Dragon Maze===
This maze takes place in a granite cave.
===Dark Maze===
This maze takes place in ruins.
===Steel Maze===
This maze takes place in a granite cave.
===Team Shifty===
Team Shifty is a Normal-rank rescue team consisting of its leader and two . The trio were known to cause some trouble at the beginning of the game. Later on, Shiftry assembled Pokémon in Pokémon Square to recruit a team to attempt to stop in the Magma Cavern. The volunteers were leaders of other rescue teams: from Team Hydro, from Team Constrictor, and from Team Rumblerock.
Team Shifty's maze in the Makuhita Dojo takes place in a forest.
===Team Constrictor===
Team Constrictor is a Silver-rank rescue team consisting of its leader as well as and . Octillery stepped up to volunteer her services in an attempt to stop in the Magma Cavern.
Team Constrictor's maze in the Makuhita Dojo takes place in deep water.
===Team Hydro===
Team Hydro is a Bronze-rank rescue team consisting of all of the fully evolved first partner Pokémon as of Generation III: its leader as well as and . Blastoise stepped up to volunteer his services in an attempt to stop in the Magma Cavern.
Team Hydro's maze in the Makuhita Dojo takes place in a lake.
===Team Rumblerock===
Team Rumblerock is a Normal-rank rescue team consisting of its leader and two . Golem stepped up to volunteer his services in an attempt to stop in the Magma Cavern.
Team Rumblerock's maze in Makuhita Dojo takes place in a rock cave.
===Rescue Team Maze===
Rescue Team Maze is only available in Blue Rescue Team using a Nintendo DS or a Nintendo DS Lite and is acquired by selecting the Receive Team option on the main menu while a Red Rescue Team cartridge is in the GBA Slot. The Team present on the Red Rescue Team game will be the boss of this Maze.
The team transferred over from Red Rescue Team can be recruited in Blue Rescue Team, using their species recruitment rates.
This maze takes place in ruins.
==List of mazes in Rescue Team DX==
===Normal Maze===
===Fire Maze===
===Water Maze===
===Grass Maze===
===Electric Maze===
===Ice Maze===
===Fighting Maze===
===Ground Maze===
===Flying Maze===
===Psychic Maze===
===Poison Maze===
===Bug Maze===
===Rock Maze===
===Ghost Maze===
===Dragon Maze===
===Dark Maze===
===Steel Maze===
===Fairy Maze===
===Tricks of the Trade===
In Rescue Team DX, the Makuhita Dojo also hosts small tutorials with rewards.
Tutorial 	Reward	Reward
Use moves! 	 	Apple ×4
Dash through the dungeon! 	 	Reviver Seed ×3
Push a Pokémon! 	 	Escape Orb ×5
Pass by a teammate! 	 	Gold Ribbon ×1
Change directions without moving!	 	Max Elixir ×4
Use items! 	 	Bronze Dojo Ticket ×3
Moving diagonally! 	 	×10
==Trivia==
* Octillery's usage of the word "darling" may be a play on at least one of the .
* The fully evolved recruitable boss Pokémon in the team mazes represent eight of the nine exceptions to a game mechanic that prevents players from recruiting fully evolved Pokémon in dungeons. The lone other exception is .
* In the original games, all of the training dungeons share the same theme song with , Snow Path, and Joyous Tower. In Rescue Team DX, they use the same music as when the player attempts to steal from a Kecleon Shop.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
*Marowak Dojo
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