Do Grass-type Pokemon get any advantages on the dungeon floor in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time?
I got Bulbasaur in the beginning of the game, and I see that Water-type Pokemon can walk in the water on the dungeon floor. Are there any advantages for Grass-types on the dungeon floor?
They do get some advantages, yes.


For one, Bulbasaur has access to Sleep Powder, which will be *really* usefull in boss fights. He also gets Leech Seed for chip damage and recovery. Probably the best thing about Bulbasaur (not all Grass-types), though, is his [IQ tree.](http://www.serebii.net/dungeon2/iqskills/F.shtml) I'll list off some of the best ones.


**PP Saver** – There is a chance for Bulbasaur to use an attack without losing PP.


**Sharp Shooter** – Raises critical hit ratio.


**Multitalent** – Adds an extra 5 PP onto each of the Pokémon's moves.


**Exp. Elite** – Gaisn for Exp. Points.


***All-Terrain Hiker*** – Allows Bulbasaur to walk on *lava, water and gaps* (like in Spatial Rift). This solves your problem of not being able to travel where your partner does.


**Trap Buster** – You will sometimes destroy traps by stepping on them.


**Stair Sensor** – When you first enter a floor, an arrow will appear pointing in the general direction of the stairs. I had this on my Meowth and it helped *so much*.


So, in conclusion, Grass-types do not have as many benefits as Water- or Fire-types, but Bulbasaur is a great starter to stick with since he gets All-Terrain Hiker and other useful moves and IQ skills. (I wish I'd started as Bulbasaur!)


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(get my drift?) bev, the rain didn't change the clothes we wore on our bodies, but our footwear did take a dramatic shift. we did not once wear the tennis shoes we normally wear. the rain was so heavy that many areas were flooded (6 inches of water in a few spots!) and our feet were soaked. thankfully the water did drain rather quickly one the rain subsided, but the shoes would never have dried out by the next day. we wound up wearing crocs and sandals for the entire trip. not so bad for the rest of my family who brought their crocs, but considerably more inconvenient for me who only had sequined platform flip-flops! definitely learn from my mistake and bring some comfortable, fast drying footwear. ponchos are a definite must. i usually prefer the ones from the dollar store, as i like to have lightweight disposable ones. however, during the heavy sustained rain we encountered, the disney parks heavier weight ponchos would have been much better. the disposables are meant for short-term use, and they began to tear. we still used them, but we did need more than one per person, so bear that in ind if you bring your own. also if you're traveling with little ones, i highly recommend a fitted stroller cover. we would have been miserable without ours. finally...i know it's not what you want to hear, but extra clothes come in very handy. because we were getting so wet so often, we changed clothes more than normal. either pack extras or tuck in some laundry supplies and use a rainy afternoon to do a few loads. the resorts all offer laundries you can use. we had a great trip even in the rain, and i hope that, if it rains on you, you'll be able to say the same! beverages and food are allowed on the buses. whether it's juice, coffee, or water, we always make sure to have our morning "pick me up" with us as we make our way to the theme parks you will have extra room in your luggage!the wilderness lodge provides towels at the silver creek springs pool. there are bins holding the towels near the trout pass pool-side bar. i believe they were on the right side of the bar.for guests staying at the wilderness villas, you will also find towels at the quiet pool, hidden springs. hi paula, the water parks are a great way to spend some time out of the main parks and have some fun in the water. my family always plans a day at the water park when we are there in the summer. because your children are younger, i would recommend blizzard beach. the wave pool, melt-away bay, is large and much milder than at typhoon lagoon. plus you can have a tube in the wave pool which is fun. there are also more family rides that you can go with your children. teamboat springs is a family favorite for all ages. cross country creek is a lazy river to spend the time traveling around the park. the best is the children areas for the little ones. tike's peak is perfect for children under 48 inches. here they can play and splash on slides and water areas designed especially for them. wishing you a magical vacation! beth cute. babies love to play outside, too, though. a blanket on the grass is awesome if you keep a close eye on them. or if you can watch closer to make sure they don't put sticks/grass/dirt/bugs in their mouth, let em crawl on the grass (pesticide free though). but if the tent is the safest way you feel comfortable having your baby outside, get them that fresh air. hi tonya! the park hopper option allows you to visit any of the theme parks on the same day, as opposed to one park per day without the option. the price is the same to add the option no matter the number of days, and the option must be applied to all of your package days. another option you might want to consider would be to buy four day park tickets and add the water park fun & more option, which entitles you to use any of the water parks, disneyquest, the oak trail golf course and the espn wide world of sports complex. you can visit one of these options per day. i hope this helps tonya! write back if you have any other questions! hello again curtin,you will need to visit the water parks site and click on each attraction (for each of the water parks)that you are interested in. each one will list their height requirements or other special restrictions. an example of this is the downhill double dipper (cool dude!), which is located at blizzard beach and has a height requirement of 48 (122cm) or taller (listed underneath the description of the attraction). one of my favorites at typhoon lagoon is humunga kowabunga with a height restriction of 48 (122cm) or taller as well. enjoy your time at the water park's and remember to use that sunscreen...it can get real hot there. have a magical day!brigitta hello lynne and thank you for bringing such a great question to the disney parks moms panel. as a mother of children with allergies i can completely understand your concerns about ensuring that your darling daughter does not drink tap water during her vacation to walt disney world resort. whilst i can't guarantee which disney locations do provide guests with purified water i can offer the budget friendly idea of pre-ordering your usual brand of bottled water from gardengrocer.com or a similar service and arranging for delivery direct to your disney resort. i've found gardengrocer.com to be a reliable internet shopping service; while placing an order it's easy to arrange for delivery to your disney resort, delivered goods will be kept safely at bell services until collected. if i can help sprinkle a little extra special pixie dust onto your upcoming walt disney world resort vacation please pop back to ask me another question. have a great disney day. ~ jane i've been to a few padres games at petco park. it's a pretty nice new ballpark, although it tries to create a feel of being a larger version of one of the old style ballparks with a brick building built into it (the western metal building was preserved and integrated into the stadium). the nosebleed seats... are pretty nosebleed, but the closer seats are pretty nice. the concessions are pretty standard, with a few san diego favorites. my favorite food is the garlic fries from gordon biersch. one nice aspect is that around the park's main walkways there are hd tvs showing the game while you're standing in line to get food, etc.

i think it's nicer than qualcomm stadium was for baseball. however, i'm still upset at some of the political manuevering that occured to get it built, using public tax money. its downtown location is great, and brings extra traffic to the bars and restaurants of the gaslamp quarter, and extra riders trying out san diego's transit options to avoid the high cost of parking downtown.