POKÉMON MYSTERY DUNGEON: BLUE RESCUE TEAM / GALLERY
Blue Rescue Team artwork and image gallery
Original Nintendo DS packaging, a Blue menu image, Rescue Team illustrations and clearly labelled Pokémon species references with source credits.
Edition covered
Original Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team for Nintendo DS. First released in Japan on 17 November 2005; North America on 18 September 2006, Australia on 28 September 2006 and Europe on 10 November 2006. Red Rescue Team is the paired Game Boy Advance game. Explorers of Time, Darkness and Sky have their own stories and rules.
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Pictures from the rescue adventure
The gallery distinguishes original Blue Rescue Team packaging and game imagery from general Pokémon species art. Charmander and Squirtle also have credited Rescue Team illustrations. The cast cards use labelled species references; their pictures do not claim to be unique portraits of the named story characters. Open each image to inspect its full-size local file.
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Blue Rescue Team retail cover
Original North American Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team Nintendo DS retail cover. The archive cites Nintendo America as the source of this reproduction.03
Blue Rescue Team main menu
Original Blue Rescue Team main-menu screenshot, showing the Nintendo DS two-screen presentation at its native 256 × 384 dimensions.04
Charmander — Rescue Team artwork
Original Charmander artwork attributed by the archive to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team.05
Squirtle — Rescue Team artwork
Original Squirtle artwork attributed by the archive to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team.06
Bulbasaur
Official Bulbasaur species reference artwork from Pokémon.com. This is general Pokémon artwork, not artwork exclusive to Blue Rescue Team.07
Charmander
Official Charmander species reference artwork from Pokémon.com. This is general Pokémon artwork, not artwork exclusive to Blue Rescue Team.08
Squirtle
Official Squirtle species reference artwork from Pokémon.com. This is general Pokémon artwork, not artwork exclusive to Blue Rescue Team.09
Pikachu
Official Pikachu species reference artwork from Pokémon.com. This is general Pokémon artwork, not artwork exclusive to Blue Rescue Team.010
Caterpie
Official Caterpie species reference artwork from Pokémon.com, used to identify the opening rescue client. This is general Pokémon artwork, not a Blue Rescue Team character portrait.011
Butterfree
Official Butterfree species reference artwork from Pokémon.com, used to identify Caterpie’s mother. This is general Pokémon artwork, not a Blue Rescue Team character portrait.012
Gengar
Official Gengar species reference artwork from Pokémon.com, used to identify Team Meanies’ leader. This is general Pokémon artwork, not a Blue Rescue Team character portrait.013
Alakazam
Official Alakazam species reference artwork from Pokémon.com, used to identify Team A.C.T.’s leader. This is general Pokémon artwork, not a Blue Rescue Team character portrait.014
Image sources and edition labels
Captions identify the subject and image type. Source records retain the image page, source URL, dimensions and file hash. Game artwork and Pokémon designs belong to their respective rights holders. The accompanying guides describe the original Nintendo DS edition stated on this page.
FIELD NOTE
Read the captions: a species illustration, a story illustration, retail packaging and a game screenshot serve different purposes.
