Valerie

1. #1Pixie Bow Kingdom

   Keys: pixie, pixies, pixie bow, pixie bows, pixiebow, pixiebows, kingdom, kingdoms, Valerie, Sylveon, Sylveons

   The “Pixie Bow Kingdom” is the kingdom ruled by Valerie, a Sylveon who serves as both queen and guildmaster. It consists of a large castle palace and a nearby village, which together make up the kingdom as a whole.

   While the structure and layout are similar to a typical castle and settlement, the kingdom is visually distinct through its soft color palette of pink, white, and light blue. Decorative bows are a prominent design feature throughout the area, appearing in both large architectural elements and smaller details, giving the entire kingdom a cohesive, Sylveon-inspired identity.

   The kingdom was previously ruled by a Sylveon king and queen before they passed leadership down to their daughter Valerie, who now oversees both the palace and its surrounding community.

2. #2Guilds

   Keys: guild, guilds, guildmaster, guildmasters, base, bases, headquarters, exploration, explorations, team, teams, mission, missions, register, registers, registering, registered, rank, ranks, ranking, ranked, rank-up, rank-ups

   "Guilds" are organized institutions within this Pokémon Mystery Dungeon world, typically led by a Guildmaster. They serve as official hubs where pokémon can register as official teams, take on jobs, explore dungeons, and track or apprehend outlaws. Guilds provide structure, training, and rewards for their members.

   Guilds are among the largest structures in the world, though they retain the natural, hut-based architectural style common to pokémon settlements. They often resemble large lodges or central halls, built from thick logs, layered stone, or living plant walls. Interiors are communal and open, with designated areas for training, sleeping, missions, and storage rather than fully separated rooms. Some guilds incorporate natural features such as cliffs, caves, or elevated lookout points into their design.

   Guilds often organize teams into simple ranking systems based on experience, reliability, and completed missions. Higher-ranked (expert) teams are typically trusted with more difficult or dangerous jobs, while newer (rookie) teams begin with smaller tasks and gradually work their way up.

3. #3Kingdoms / Castles / Palaces

   Keys: kingdom, kingdoms, castle, castles, palace, palaces, citadel, citadels, king, kings, queen, queens, prince, princes, princesses, princesses

   Kingdoms, castles, and palaces are large, centralized seats of leadership and governance within this Pokémon Mystery Dungeon world. They are typically ruled by a monarch or high authority figure, and act as political or cultural centers rather than everyday living spaces for the general population.

   These structures are far less common than towns or guilds, and not all regions operate under a kingdom-based system. Many areas function independently through villages or guild networks without any central ruler.

   Architecturally, castles and palaces are among the most massive structures in the world. While they still reflect the natural building styles seen elsewhere, they are constructed on a much grander scale using reinforced stone, shaped earth, or dense, living plant structures. They often feature towering walls, elevated platforms, large gates, and prominent central halls, sometimes built into cliffs, mountains, or other dominant natural formations.

   Interiors are expansive and more structured than guilds, with large open chambers connected by defined sections. These commonly include throne rooms or central meeting halls, living quarters for rulers and retainers, storage areas, guarded sections, and spaces for gatherings or formal events. Some may also house training areas, archives, or smaller operational hubs, though they are not primarily focused on exploration work like guilds.

   While kingdoms may oversee nearby towns or interact with guilds, they do not always inherently control them (though on rare occurrence some do, depending on who’s in charge), and their presence varies greatly depending on the region.

4. #4Villages / Towns

   Keys: village, villages, town, towns, city, cities, villager, villagers, civilian, civilians, citizen, citizens, resident, residents, population, populations, inhabitant, inhabitants, local, locals, community, communities, public, plaza, plazas, residence, residences

   Villages and towns are communal settlements where pokémon live, trade, and carry out daily life. They act as the social and economic centers of the world, containing homes, shops, services, and public spaces.

   These settlements typically follow the same natural building style as guilds, with structures made from wood, stone, earth, or plant-based materials. Layouts are often open and integrated with the surrounding environment rather than rigidly planned.

   Many towns host job boards, allowing explorer teams to take on work even without a nearby guild. While explorer teams are common in these areas, nearby guilds are still considered the more formal and structured way to organize and manage such teams.

5. #5Community Buildings

   Keys: community, communities, building, buildings, establishment, establishments, structure, structures, facility, facilities, hut, huts

   Community buildings in this world are simple but welcoming spaces meant for gatherings or shared services, usually found within villages and towns. They are typically built from reinforced natural materials and have wide entrances to accommodate different pokémon sizes. Interiors are arranged with communal mats, cushions, or low stone tables, keeping everything accessible for both bipedal and quadrupedal pokémon. Whether it’s a small café, a healer’s hut, a meeting hall, or whatever else, these structures emphasize comfort, warmth, and ease of access rather than formality.

6. #6Shops / Shopping Stands

   Keys: shop, shops, shopping, shopped, stand, stands, shoppingstand, shoppingstands, store, stores, market, markets, marketplace, marketplaces, buy, buys, buying, bought, sell, sells, selling, sold, purchase, purchases, purchasing, purchased, barter, barters, bartering, bartered, shopkeeper, shopkeepers, merchant, merchants

   Shops in this world are usually small, open-air structures made from wood frames and leaf canopies, designed so pokémon can easily walk up and browse. Interiors are simple, with goods stored in baskets, crates, or shelves made from bark.

   Some shops are more spacious, but many merchants instead use outdoor market stands—temporary setups made from cloth tarps or leaf awnings stretched over poles. These stands usually line the busier paths of town squares, letting pokémon sell berries, seeds, crafted items, or scavenged supplies directly to passing explorers. Some stands can also be found farther from town, set up along forest paths or quiet crossroads where travelers might pass through.

   Whether a fixed shop or a small stand, most marketplaces feel lively, personal, and full of unique scents and textures.

7. #7Inns / Hotels

   Keys: inn, inns, hotel, hotels, motel, motels, lodging, lodgings

   Inns and hotels are places where pokémon can rest, recover, and stay overnight, commonly found in towns and along travel routes. They provide a temporary place of comfort for explorers and travelers.

   These structures are usually warm and inviting, built from natural materials with wide entrances and soft interior layouts. Sleeping areas are arranged with nests, mats, cushions, or low bedding to accommodate different body types. Some inns offer shared sleeping spaces, while others provide more private sections. The atmosphere is calm and restful, focused on recovery and quiet comfort.

8. #8Cafés / Bakeries

   Keys: cafe, cafes, café, cafés, bakery, bakeries, pastry, pastries, dessert, desserts, sweets, snack, snacks, tea, teas, coffee, coffees

   Cafés and bakeries are small, cozy establishments where pokémon gather to enjoy drinks, sweets, and light meals. They are often found within towns and villages, offering a quiet and relaxing environment.

   These spaces are typically built with wood and plant-based materials, with open layouts and soft lighting. Interiors feature low tables, cushioned seating, and a front counter where orders are placed. Display areas often showcase pastries or baked goods, filling the space with warm, sweet aromas. The atmosphere is calm, intimate, and welcoming, encouraging pokémon to sit, relax, and socialize.

   These establishments primarily serve plant-based foods such as pastries, breads, and berry-based dishes. Meat is rarely offered, aside from fish in some cases, due to common social taboos within civilized communities.

9. #9Diners / Restaurants / Bars

   Keys: diner, diners, dining, restaurant, restaurants, bar, bars, meal, meals, foods, dish, dishes, menu, menus, kitchen, kitchens, tavern, taverns, somewhere to eat, anywhere to eat

   Diners, restaurants, and bars are lively food establishments where pokémon gather for full meals, drinks, and social interaction. They are common in towns and busier areas, often serving as central gathering spots.

   These buildings are typically larger than cafés, with more structured layouts and clearly defined seating areas. Interiors include rows of tables or open floor seating, along with a dedicated kitchen space where food is prepared. Bars or serving counters may be present, especially in more social or evening-focused settings.

   Menus are typically centered around plant-based meals, berries, and prepared dishes. Some locations may serve fish, but other forms of meat are generally avoided due to cultural norms among civilized pokémon.

   The atmosphere ranges from casual and bustling to loud and energetic, depending on the location. Unlike cafés, these spaces focus more on full meals and group dining, often becoming hubs for conversation, celebration, or unwinding after exploration.

10. #10Hospitals / Clinics

    Keys: hospital, hospitals, clinic, clinics, doctor, doctors, nurse, nurses, healer, healers, medic, medics, medical, medicine, medicines, treatment, treatments, sick, sickness, ill, illness, illnesses, injury, injuries, injured, recover, recovers, recovering, recovered, cure, cures, curing, cured, heal, heals, healing, healed, health, healthy, wellness, emergency, emergencies, first aid, infirmary, infirmaries, remedy, remedies

    Hospitals and clinics are places where pokémon receive medical care and treatment for injuries or illnesses. They are usually found in towns, larger villages, or near guilds to serve explorers and residents alike.

    These buildings are designed to be clean, safe, and accessible, often constructed from reinforced natural materials with open spaces for patients to move comfortably. Interiors typically include treatment rooms, patient areas with mats or low beds, storage for medicinal supplies, and sometimes small examination or consultation areas.

    Staffed by doctors, nurses, or other medically skilled pokémon, hospitals and clinics focus on recovery and wellness. The atmosphere is calm and professional, encouraging rest, care, and proper healing.

11. #11School / Classrooms

    Keys: school, schools, schooling, classroom, classrooms, college, colleges, class, classes, student, students, teacher, teachers, lesson, lessons, learning, learn, learns, learning, learned, study, studies, studying, studied, education, educate, educated, educating, subject, subjects, homework, home work, assignment, assignments, lecture, lectures, academic, academics, academy, academies, academia, desk, desks

    Schools and classrooms are structured learning spaces where pokémon gather to be taught various subjects, skills, and general knowledge. They are commonly found in towns and larger villages.

    These buildings are typically simple and open in design, made from natural materials with wide interiors to accommodate different species. Classrooms are arranged with low desks, mats, or open seating areas, allowing flexibility for different body types. Lessons may be taught in groups or smaller sessions, depending on the subject.

    Some classrooms are held outdoors in enclosed forest spaces, which are still considered part of the school. These areas are often naturally bordered by trees, shrubs, or rock formations, creating a quiet and contained environment for learning while remaining open to fresh air and nature.

    Because not all pokémon are capable of writing—due to quadrupedal forms or other biological differences—work and assignments are often completed using alternative methods. These can include verbal reports, demonstrations, arranging objects, or other creative approaches that allow every student to participate and show understanding without requiring traditional paper and pencil work.

    The atmosphere is calm and focused, centered around learning, growth, and shared knowledge.

12. #12Daycare Centers / Nurseries

    Keys: daycare, daycares, day care, day cares, daycarecenter, daycarecenters, nursery, nurseries, caretaker, caretakers, care taker, care takers, babysit, babysits, babysitting, babysat, baby sit, baby sits, baby sitting, baby sat

    Daycare centers and nurseries are safe, supervised spaces where young pokémon and eggs are cared for while their guardians are away. They are typically located within towns and villages, often near other community-focused buildings.

    These spaces are designed with comfort and safety in mind, featuring soft ground coverings, open play areas, and simple structures for rest. Interiors are spacious and uncluttered, allowing young pokémon to move freely and interact.

    Caretakers oversee the environment, ensuring that all individuals are safe, engaged, and well cared for. The overall atmosphere is gentle, playful, and nurturing.

13. #13Libraries

    Keys: library, libraries, book, books, archive, archives, record, records, recorded, research, researches, researching, researcher, researchers, study, studies, studying, studied, scroll, scrolls, document, documents, history, histories

    Libraries are quiet spaces dedicated to the storage and sharing of knowledge. They are typically found in towns, guilds, or larger settlements, serving as places for study and research.

    These buildings are often constructed with sturdy natural materials and feature calm, enclosed interiors. Shelves, carved into wood or stone, hold books, scrolls, and recorded information. Seating areas are simple, with low tables or mats for reading and study.

    The atmosphere is quiet and focused, encouraging reflection, learning, and the preservation of knowledge.

14. #14Postal Offices

    Keys: post, posts, postal, mail, mails, mailing, mailed, letter, letters, envelope, envelopes, delivery, deliveries, deliver, delivers, delivering, delivered, message, messages, messaged, messenger, messengers, package, packages, packaged, parcel, parcels

    Postal offices are small service buildings responsible for sending, receiving, and organizing mail between locations. They are commonly found in towns and villages, helping connect distant areas through communication.

    These structures are typically modest in size, built from wood or stone with simple, functional layouts. Interiors include sorting areas, storage shelves for letters and parcels, and a front space where pokémon can send or collect mail.

    Messengers or delivery workers handle the transportation of items, often traveling between settlements on established routes. The overall design prioritizes organization, efficiency, and reliability.

15. #15Storage Facilities

    Keys: storage, storages, storing, stored, warehouse, warehouses, stockpile, stockpiles, stockpiling, stockpiled, stock, stocks, stash, stashes, stashhouse, stashhouses, supply, supplies, supplyroom, supplyrooms, storageunit, storageunits, crate, crates, inventory, inventories

    Storage facilities are practical spaces used to hold items, supplies, and valuables, often found near guilds or within larger settlements. They are typically built from sturdy wood, stone, or packed earth, designed to protect contents from weather and theft.

    Interiors are simple and organized, with crates, baskets, shelves, or carved compartments used to separate and store items. Some facilities are communal and accessible to multiple pokémon, while others are privately maintained by shops, guilds, or individuals. The overall design prioritizes function, security, and ease of access over comfort.

16. #16Banks

    Keys: bank, banks, vault, vaults, money, currency, currencies, deposit, deposits, withdraw, withdraws, withdrawal, savings, accountant, accountants, banker, bankers, finance, finances, transaction, transactions, interest, loan, loans

    Banks are secure locations where pokémon can safely store their poké and other valuable items. They are usually found in towns or larger villages, often near guilds or marketplaces.

    Inside, banks feature reinforced vaults or safes for storing currency and valuable goods, along with counters for deposit and withdrawal services. Some banks also employ accountants or bankers to help manage finances, track savings, or advise on loans.

    While banks are primarily for storing and managing poké, they also function as places for exchanging larger sums of currency or valuable items, offering security that personal pouches or storage cannot provide.

17. #17Training Grounds

    Keys: train, trains, training, trained, grounds, gym, gyms, exercise, exercises, exercised, exercising, warm up, warm ups, warm-up, warm-ups, workout, workouts, work out, work outs, practice, practices, practicing, practiced, drills, coach, coaches, trainer, trainers, athletic, athletics, sport, sports, sporting, weights, weightlifting, yoga, obstacles course, obstacle courses, arena, arenas, spar, spars, spared, sparring, PE, physical education, infirmary, infirmaries

    “Training grounds” in this world are large, open areas where pokémon gather to train, spar, and build strength. They are typically located within a guild’s territory, often set near the edge of a forest where the land opens into wide dirt and grass fields.

    These grounds are equipped with a wide variety of training setups, including obstacle courses, targets, training dummies, stretching and sparring mats, and dedicated outdoor arenas. Specialized sections exist for practicing elemental abilities, alongside scattered equipment such as heavy stones for strength training. Despite being divided into sections, all areas are part of a single, expansive training space. Support structures are commonly found nearby, such as healing huts and small infirmaries staffed by nurses, herbalists, or other medically skilled pokémon to treat injuries sustained during training.

    Guild-funded training grounds are typically overseen by coaches or mentors who train students, often in one-on-one sessions. These trainers are usually compensated by the guild, as access to the grounds themselves is considered a free privilege for guild members and nearby villagers. While the guild is responsible for maintaining safe equipment and replacing it when necessary, both trainers and users share responsibility for treating the space with care.

    Hiring a coach is not required. Many pokémon train independently or alongside teammates, making use of the grounds at their own pace. While direct payment to trainers isn’t expected, it’s common for students to offer small gifts as a gesture of appreciation.

    Overall, training grounds serve as a safe and structured environment for pokémon to improve their physical abilities, practice combat, and enjoy training in a communal, supportive setting.

18. #18Jails / Prisons

    Keys: jail, jails, prison, prisons, cell, cells, detain, detains, detaining, detained, inmate, inmates, captivity, confinement, security, arrest, arrests, arrested, arresting, punishment, punishments, sentenced, bars, barred, confinement area, lockup, lockups, custody, custodial, criminal, criminals

    Jails and prisons are secure facilities designed to detain pokémon who have broken the law, including outlaws, or failed to follow guild or town rules. They are typically found within towns or near guilds, sometimes integrated into larger government or royal buildings.

    These structures are built with strong materials such as stone, reinforced wood, or compacted earth. Interiors are divided into individual or shared cells, common areas for guards, and sometimes small administrative sections for processing prisoners and maintaining records. Security and control are prioritized over comfort.

    Some inmates are dangerous or habitual offenders, while others may be temporary detainees awaiting trial or release. Guards or wardens oversee the facility, ensuring rules are followed and maintaining safety. Many outlaws who are captured will spend time here before facing trial, making jails and prisons a key part of the justice system in the world.

19. #19Homes / Living Spaces

    Keys: home, homes, housing, housings, housed, abode, shelter, shelters, live, lives, living, lived, reside, resides, residing

    Homes and living spaces are places where pokémon rest, sleep, and carry out daily life. They can take many forms depending on species, environment, and location, ranging from built structures to natural shelters.

    These spaces are typically simple and functional, designed around comfort and accessibility rather than complexity. Most are closely tied to the surrounding environment, using natural materials or existing formations.

    Whether located in towns or deep in the wild, living spaces are usually modest, personal, and adapted to the needs of the pokémon residing within them.

20. #20Houses / Huts / Cabins

    Keys: house, houses, hut, huts, cabin, cabins, building, buildings, structure, structures

    Houses, huts, and cabins are constructed living spaces built from natural materials such as wood, leaves, woven grasses, stone, or packed earth. They are most commonly found in towns and villages.

    These structures are often round or dome-shaped, with wide openings suited to the resident’s size and form. Interiors are usually open and simple, sometimes consisting of a single space or a few connected areas.

    Furnishings are minimal, typically including nests, mats, containers, or carved storage spaces. Overall, these homes feel handcrafted, humble, and closely connected to nature.

21. #21Dens / Burrows

    Keys: den, dens, burrow, burrows, tunnel, tunnels, tunneling, tunneled, underground, hollow, hollows

    Dens and burrows are natural or dug-out living spaces formed within the ground, tree roots, or hollow logs. They are commonly used by pokémon that prefer enclosed, sheltered environments.

    These spaces are often compact and partially underground, with tunnels or small chambers that provide warmth and protection. Interiors are simple, sometimes lined with soft materials or shaped over time through use.

    Dens can be found both within towns and in surrounding wilderness areas, offering a quieter and more secluded form of shelter.

22. #22Caves (as Homes) / Grottos

    Keys: cave, caves, grotto, grottos, cavern, caverns

    Caves and grottos are natural rock formations used as living spaces, typically found in mountains, cliffs, or remote areas of the wild. They provide sturdy shelter and natural insulation from the outside environment.

    These spaces range from small, single chambers to larger cave systems with multiple connected areas. Interiors are often cool, shaded, and quiet, with natural alcoves that can serve as resting or storage spaces.

    While less structured than built homes, cave dwellings are durable, hidden, and well-suited for pokémon that prefer rugged or secluded environments.

23. #23Beds / Nests

    Keys: bed, beds, bedding, beddings, nest, nests, nesting, nestings, nested, rest, rests, resting, rested, sleep, sleeps, cushion, cushions, mat, mats, mattress, mattresses, bedframe, bedframes, blanket, blankets, blanketing, blanketed

    Beds and nests are designated resting areas where pokémon sleep and recover. They are typically found within homes, dens, or other living spaces.

    Rather than raised furniture, most resting areas are built directly on the ground using soft materials such as leaves, grass, moss, fur, or cloth. Some may include simple mats or cushions for added comfort.

    These spaces are often shaped or arranged to fit the specific body type of the pokémon using them, prioritizing warmth, softness, and ease of rest.

    “Traditional” rectangular beds and mattresses are uncommon in this Pokémon Mystery Dungeon world. When they are found, they are most often located in royal palaces and at inns, hotels, or other temporary lodging, providing a more structured and cushioned sleeping arrangement for visiting pokémon.

    Sharing a bed or nest is a normal and common practice among close companions, mates, or family members, often for warmth or comfort. That said, most pokémon still prefer individual resting areas when possible, making private beds or nests the more typical arrangement.

24. #24Roles / Occupations / Jobs / Job Boards

    Keys: job, jobs, work, works, working, worked, occupation, occupations, role, roles, task, tasks, tasking, tasked, duty, duties, hire, hires, hiring, hired, wage, wages, board, boards, jobboard, jobboards, employee, employees, employing, employed, employment, unemployed, jobless

    Roles, occupations, and jobs refer to the various ways pokémon earn poké by performing tasks or providing services. These can range from simple daily work to more specialized roles.

    Job boards are commonly found in towns and guilds, displaying posted requests from other pokémon. These requests often include tasks such as item retrieval, deliveries, rescues, or other forms of assistance, offering rewards upon completion.

    Pokémon may take on jobs independently or as part of a team, using them as a primary way to earn income and contribute to their community.

25. #25Kings / Queens

    Keys: king, kings, queen, queens, ruler, rulers, royal, royals, royalty, monarch, monarchs, reign, reigns, crown, crowns, kingdom, kingdoms

    Kings and queens are pokémon who rule over kingdoms or territories. They are responsible for leadership, decision-making, and maintaining order within their domain.

    They often reside in castles or palaces and may work alongside advisors, guards, or servants. Rather than earning poké directly, their role centers around authority, responsibility, and governance.

26. #26Guards / Guardians

    Keys: guard, guards, guardian, guardians, defender, defenders

    Guardians are pokémon who dedicate themselves to protecting a person, place, or territory. They are commonly found in locations such as palaces, guilds, or jails, where they help maintain safety and order.

    “Guards” are typically more formal roles within structured environments, assigned to watch over specific areas, enforce rules, or prevent intrusion. “Guardians,” on the other hand, may act more independently, often taking personal responsibility over a place or individual.

    Some guardians claim locations in the wild as their own, defending them from intruders or threats without formal authority. They may act out of instinct, personal belief, or a sense of duty rather than obligation.

    They earn poké through protective roles when formally assigned, though some serve without payment, motivated purely by responsibility or attachment to what they protect.

27. #27Servants

    Keys: servant, servants, slave, slaves, slaved, slaving, enslave, enslaved

    Servants are pokémon who assist others by carrying out tasks and responsibilities within a structured setting. They are most commonly found in places such as palaces, large homes, or guilds.

    Their work may include cleaning, organizing, delivering items, helping maintain daily operations, or further serving their authority figure. They earn poké through consistent service and support, often working under a leader or authority figure.

28. #28Guildmasters

    Keys: guildmaster, guildmasters, guild, guilds

    Guildmasters are the leaders of guilds, responsible for overseeing operations, managing members, and maintaining structure within the organization.

    They assign responsibilities, guide explorers, and ensure that jobs and missions are handled properly. Guildmasters typically earn poké through their leadership role and the guild’s overall success.

29. #29Explorers

    Keys: explorer, explorers, explore, explores, exploring, exploration, explorations, expedition, expeditions, venture, ventures, adventurer, adventurers, adventuring, traveler, travelers

    Explorers are pokémon who take on jobs involving travel, dungeon exploration, and task completion. They often work through guilds, with teams, or independently, accepting missions from job boards.

    Their work includes retrieving items, rescuing others, and navigating mystery dungeons, earning poké through completed missions and discoveries.

30. #30Researchers

    Keys: researcher, researchers, research, researches, researching, study, studies, studied, studying, record, records, recording, recordings

    Researchers are pokémon who study information, environments, or phenomena to expand knowledge. They are often associated with libraries or academic settings.

    Their work may involve observing nature, documenting findings, or analyzing mystery dungeons. They earn poké through funded research, commissioned studies, or shared discoveries.

31. #31Treasure Hunters

    Keys: treasure, treasures, treasury, treasuries, looter, looters

    Treasure hunters are pokémon who search for valuable items, relics, or hidden resources, often within mystery dungeons or remote areas.

    They earn poké by selling or trading what they find, or by taking on jobs that involve locating specific items.

32. #32Shopkeepers / Merchants

    Keys: shopkeeper, shopkeepers, merchant, merchants, shop, shops, shoppingstand, shoppingstands, seller, sellers, barter, barters, bartering, bartered, vendor, vendors

    Shopkeepers and merchants are pokémon who sell goods and items to others, either through fixed shops or temporary stands.

    They earn poké by trading items such as berries, seeds, crafted goods, or supplies. Their work is closely tied to marketplaces and community trade within towns and villages.

33. #33Innkeepers / Maids

    Keys: innkeeper, innkeepers, inn keeper, inn keepers, maid, maids

    Inn keepers and maids are pokémon who maintain living spaces and provide comfort for others. Inn keepers manage inns, offering lodging and basic services to travelers.

    Maids handle cleaning, organizing, and general upkeep. While often associated with inns, they may also work in other places such as palaces, guilds, or private homes. They earn poké through providing consistent care and hospitality.

34. #34Chefs / Cooks / Café Workers

    Keys: chef, chefs, cook, cooks, café, cafés, cafe, cafes, server, servers, waiter, waiters, waitress, waitresses, bartender, bartenders, bar tender, bar tenders

    Chefs, cooks, and café workers are pokémon who prepare and serve food and drinks. They commonly work in cafés, bakeries, diners, restaurants, and bars.

    Their work includes cooking meals, baking goods, and handling orders. They earn poké through food service, either as part of a larger establishment or smaller local business, café workers typically rely more on tips than chefs and cooks.

35. #35Doctors / Herbalists / Therapists

    Keys: doctor, doctors, nurse, nurses, nursing, healer, healers, herbalist, herbalists, medicine, medicines, remedy, remedies, diagnose, diagnoses, diagnosing, diagnosed, therapist, therapists, therapy, counsel, counsels, counseling, counseled, counselor, counselors

    Doctors, nurses, herbalists, and therapists are pokémon who care for both physical and mental well-being. Doctors, nurses, and herbalists treat injuries, illnesses, and ailments using medicine, natural remedies, or hands-on care, while therapists focus on emotional support, guidance, and helping others work through personal struggles.

    They are commonly found in hospitals, clinics, healer huts, or private spaces. They earn poké by providing care, treatment, and support to those in need.

36. #36Teachers

    Keys: teacher, teachers, educator, educators, instructor, instructors, professor, professors, classroom, classrooms, class, classes, student, students

    Teachers are pokémon who educate others by sharing knowledge, skills, or experience. They often work in schools but may also teach independently.

    Some teachers instruct small groups or even a single student, offering more focused or specialized learning. They earn poké through providing education and instruction.

37. #37Trainers / Coaches

    Keys: trainer, trainers, coach, coaches, coaching, coached

    Trainers and coaches are pokémon who help others improve their physical abilities, combat skills, and overall performance. They are commonly found at training grounds.

    They guide individuals or teams through exercises, drills, and practice. They earn poké by offering instruction, mentorship, and skill development.

38. #38Students

    Keys: student, students, teacher, teachers, coach, coaches, school, schools, college, colleges, classroom, classrooms, learner, learners, studier, studiers, education

    Students are pokémon who attend school or lessons to learn skills, knowledge, and roles within society. This is typically limited to more civilized pokémon who live in or interact with structured communities.

    Students can be of many different ages, not just young pokémon. They may study a wide variety of subjects, often focusing on roles or occupations they wish to pursue in the future.

39. #39Accountants / Bankers

    Keys: accountant, accountants, accounting, accountancy, banker, bankers, bank, banks, banking

    Accountants and bankers are pokémon who manage poké, records, and stored valuables. They often work in banks or financial spaces within towns.

    Their work includes tracking earnings, storing currency, and organizing financial information. They earn poké by handling and maintaining these systems for others.

40. #40Messengers

    Keys: messenger, messengers, courier, couriers, mailman, mailmen, mailwoman, mailwomen, deliverer, deliverers, deliver, delivers, delivering, delivered, delivery, deliveries, mail, mails, mailing, mailed

    Messengers are pokémon who deliver messages, letters, and small items between locations. They are often associated with postal offices or travel routes between towns.

    Their work involves traveling quickly and reliably to ensure deliveries reach their destination. They earn poké through successful deliveries and consistent service.

41. #41Builders / Architects / Carpenters

    Keys: builder, builders, architect, architects, carpenter, carpenters, designer, designers

    Builders, architects, and carpenters are pokémon who design, construct, and repair structures. Their work is essential for creating homes, shops, and other buildings.

    Architects plan layouts and designs, while builders and carpenters handle construction using natural materials. They earn poké through building projects and structural work.

42. #42Blacksmiths

    Keys: blacksmith, blacksmiths, black smith, black smiths, smith, smiths

    Blacksmiths are pokémon who work with metal to create tools, equipment, and other durable items. They typically operate from forges within towns or near work areas.

    Their work involves heating, shaping, and refining materials into usable forms. They earn poké by crafting and repairing metal goods for others.

43. #43Farmers / Gardeners / Fishers

    Keys: farmer, farmers, gardener, gardeners, planter, planters, harvester, harvesters, fisher, fishers, fisherman, fishermen, fisherwoman, fisherwomen

    Farmers, gardeners, and fishers are pokémon who gather and produce natural resources such as food and plant-based materials. They typically work in open fields, forests, or near bodies of water.

    Fishing is widely accepted and practiced without the same ethical concern as hunting land-dwelling pokémon.

    Farmers and gardeners grow crops, berries, and plants, while fishers catch aquatic life from rivers, lakes, or oceans. They earn poké by selling or trading what they collect and produce.

44. #44Bounty/Outlaw Hunters

    Keys: bountyhunter, bountyhunters, outlawhunter, outlawhunters, bounty, bounties, outlaw, outlaws

    Bounty and outlaw hunters are pokémon who track down and capture outlaws in exchange for rewards. They often take on jobs from guilds or bounty boards.

    Their work involves locating targets, pursuing them—often within mystery dungeons—and bringing them back for payment. They earn poké through completed captures and successful missions.

45. #45Outlaws / Criminals

    Keys: outlaw, outlaws, criminal, criminals, bandit, bandits, thief, thieves, thieving, burglary, burglaries, burglar, burglars, steal, steals, stealing, stole, stolen, raider, raiders, heist, heists, wanted poster, wanted posters, bounty, bounties, crime, crimes, lawbreaker, lawbreakers, law breaker, law breakers, rogue, rogues, fugitive, fugitives, lawless, rebel, rebels, rebelling, rebellion, rebellions, rebelled, jail, jails, prison, prisons, arrest, arrests, arresting, arrested

    “Outlaws” are pokémon who live outside the law in this Pokémon Mystery Dungeon world. They can range from petty thieves and tricksters, to dangerous bandits who raid towns, to rogue explorers who abandoned guild rules. Some outlaws steal food or items, others stir up trouble for profit, and a few act out of personal beliefs, striking against what they see as unfair or corrupt.

    Outlaws are often found hiding in mystery dungeons, where guilds and bounty hunters track them down. Posters and notices are usually put up in villages or guild halls with their names, images, and bounty rewards. Some outlaws are eventually captured and held in jails or prisons, while others manage to evade capture entirely. While many outlaws are feared, not all are malicious—some live by their own code, existing in the grey space between villain and vigilante.

    Pokémon may turn to outlaw behavior for a variety of reasons. Some act purely for survival, stealing food or resources to live. Others follow personal ideology or rebel against rules they view as unfair. Some are motivated by greed, thrill-seeking, or the desire for freedom outside guild oversight. In all cases, becoming an outlaw usually involves a mix of circumstance, choice, and personal belief.

    Outlaws are often wary of guild-approved teams and bounty hunters, as these pokémon may be tasked with capturing them. They frequently watch for patrols, mission boards, or signs that their location has been discovered. Avoiding guild intervention is often a major part of their daily survival and planning.

46. #46Nature / Environments

    Keys: nature, wilderness, environment, environments, land, lands, earth, ecosystem, ecosystems, habitat, habitats, habitable, terrain, terrains, outdoor, outdoors, out door, out doors, outside, world

    “Nature” refers to the natural world in this Pokémon Mystery Dungeon setting, including all landscapes, environments, and ecosystems that exist outside of settlements and built structures.

    These areas form a wide range of habitats where different pokémon species live, travel, and adapt. Many pokémon reside directly within nature, creating dens, nests, or other natural shelters rather than living in towns. The environment often influences which species are commonly found in a given area, as different climates and terrains better suit different types of pokémon.

    Different types of environments exist across the world, each with its own conditions and characteristics. These include forests, mountains, plains, beaches, deserts and savannas (hot, dry or open grassland regions), and tundras or taigas (cold, snowy, or dense forest regions). Each environment supports different kinds of life depending on its climate and terrain.

    The natural world is generally balanced, though it can become unpredictable due to weather, natural hazards, or the presence of mystery dungeons. Nature serves as both a home and a resource, providing food, shelter, and space for exploration.

47. #47Forests / Plains / Meadows / Fields

    Keys: forest, forests, woods, woodland, woodlands, wood land, wood lands, meadow, meadows, field, fields, plains, grassland, grasslands, grass land, grass lands, tallgrass, tall grass, flowerfield, flowerfields, clearing, clearings, foliage, overgrowth

    Forests and open grassland areas such as plains, meadows, and fields are some of the most commonly inhabited natural environments in this world. They support a wide variety of pokémon due to their balanced conditions and abundant natural resources.

    These areas are often home to pokémon that rely on plant life, mobility, or adaptability. Grass-type pokémon are especially common, along with many bug, normal, and flying types. Forested areas tend to attract species that prefer cover, climbing, or quieter surroundings, while open fields and meadows are more suited for pokémon that rely on speed, visibility, or open movement.

    Pokémon are drawn to these environments for their accessibility and sustainability. They provide reliable sources of food, natural shelter, and safe space for travel or settlement. As a result, many towns and villages are built nearby or directly within these areas.

    A wide variety of berries and plant-based foods can be found here, making them important gathering locations. Common berries, along with healing varieties, are often naturally grown or foraged in these regions. Flower fields may also produce nectar or softer plant materials used for food or crafting.

    Overall, these environments serve as stable, resource-rich habitats that support both wild pokémon and nearby communities.

48. #48Deserts / Savannas

    Keys: desert, deserts, savanna, savannas, dryland, drylands, dry land, dry lands, drought, droughts, sand, sands, sandy, dune, dunes, oasis, oases

    Deserts and savannas are harsher environments defined by heat, dryness, and limited water sources. These areas support fewer species overall, but those that do live here are typically well-adapted to endurance and resource scarcity.

    Ground, fire, and rock-type pokémon are commonly found in these regions, along with some electric or normal types that can withstand open exposure and long travel distances. Many species here are adapted to conserve energy, travel efficiently, or function with minimal water.

    Pokémon in these environments often move between known resource points, such as oases or shaded areas, rather than settling in one place. Survival is more demanding, and competition over food and water can be higher than in more balanced regions.

    Food sources are less abundant, but certain hardy plants and berries can still be found, especially around oases or seasonal growth areas. Some pokémon may also rely more on scavenging or storing resources when available.

    Overall, these environments favor resilience and adaptation, supporting pokémon that can endure heat, scarcity, and long stretches of open terrain.

49. #49Tundras / Taigas

    Keys: tundra, tundras, taiga, taigas, snow, snowy, snowstorm, snowstorms, blizzard, blizzards, winter, winters

    Tundras and taigas are cold environments defined by low temperatures, snow, and harsh seasonal conditions. These areas support pokémon that are adapted to cold climates and can withstand freezing conditions.

    Ice-type pokémon are most commonly found here, along with some water, steel, and normal types that are suited for endurance in cold environments. Many species have thick fur, insulating bodies, or natural resistance to cold.

    Pokémon in these regions often rely on shelter, group living, or efficient movement to conserve warmth and energy. Travel can be slower and more dangerous due to snow, ice, and reduced visibility.

    Food can be more limited, especially during harsher conditions. Some berries and plants grow during warmer periods, but many pokémon rely on stored food, foraging, or hunting when necessary.

    Overall, these environments favor endurance and cold resistance, supporting pokémon that can survive and function in freezing, often unforgiving conditions.

50. #50Mystery Dungeons

    Keys: mystery, mysteries, mysterious, dungeon, dungeons, explore, explores, exploring, exploration, expedition, expeditions, adventure, adventures, adventuring, quest, quests, questing, journey, journeys, venture, ventures, venturing, mission, missions, job board, job boards

    “Mystery dungeons” are large dungeon-like areas in this Pokémon Mystery Dungeon world. They come in many types, often reflecting a single geographical environment such as mountains, forests, deserts, ruins, and more. Upon entering, it is as though you step into a separate dimension, sealed into one specific biome.

    Many pokémon explore them for treasure, items, missions, and rewards, though outlaws and more “feral” minded pokémon especially like to lurk inside. Those within tend to act far more aggressive than they would outside, almost as if the dungeon itself affects their behavior.

    Mystery dungeons are typically divided into multiple “floors” or layers. Each floor acts as its own contained space, connected by natural transitions such as stairways, slopes, or openings that lead deeper inside. However, the layout of these floors is unstable—paths, obstacles, and item locations can shift or rearrange between visits, making navigation unpredictable.

    Because of this ever-changing structure, pokémon can easily become lost if unprepared. Items and resources may appear within the dungeon itself, as if formed or drawn in by the environment. The deeper one travels, the more difficult and dangerous the dungeon tends to become.

    No pokémon fully understands how or why Mystery Dungeons exist, only that they are a natural and dangerous part of the world.

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