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Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity Magnagates, Companion Mode and Local Multiplayer

Distinguish camera dungeons from the main story and the team’s side expeditions.

Edition covered

Original Nintendo 3DS adventure (2012 Japan, 2013 western release). Base-game systems; optional purchased DLC is identified separately.

Scan a round object for a Magnagate

Axew uses Dragon Rage in a multiplayer scene with separate P1 and P2 markers.
Axew uses Dragon Rage in a multiplayer scene with separate P1 and P2 markers.

Use the Nintendo 3DS camera on a clearly visible round object. Adjust distance and lighting if the circle is not recognized. The generated adventure uses its own Pokémon setup rather than simply continuing the current story trip.

Mode comparison
ModeControlled teamMain purpose
Main adventurePlayer, partner and available alliesAdvance the story
Companion ModeOther recruited PokémonRequests and gathering
MagnagateGenerated dungeon partyCamera-discovered side adventure
Local multiplayerNearby players’ selected PokémonCooperative requests
Magnagate troubleshooting
IssueTryWhy
Circle not recognizedImprove light and contrastCamera needs a clear shape
Object too smallMove closer graduallyMake the circle distinct
Story team absentCheck the modeMagnagates use their own setup
DLC menu offers old purchasesUse already-owned content onlyNew eShop purchases ended

Bring Magnagate rewards back to the adventure

Successful camera dungeons can provide items and money for the main game. Use them as a side activity when you want a different team or a short supply trip.

Use Companion Mode while the heroes are away

Companion Mode follows another recruited Pokémon and allows additional requests outside the central pair’s current story journey. It is useful for strengthening Paradise’s resources while the narrative restricts the heroes.

Keep local play and DLC separate

Up to four nearby players can cooperate through the multiplayer side of Companion Mode. Additional paid dungeon downloads were optional content; they are not a requirement for the base adventure and new 3DS eShop purchases have ended.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Nintendo quick guidewww.nintendo.com
Official Pokémon overviewwww.pokemon.com
Magnagateswww.serebii.net
Companion Modewww.serebii.net