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Holiday Hills

Holiday Caves (HC) are a type of limited event dungeon that open to commemorate an occasion — mainly holidays, given the name. The entrance to Holiday Caves are found at Holiday Hills in Exbel.

Modern Holiday Caves last two weeks, reset your level and prevent items from being taken in. They most often have an associated currency which can be used to buy items until the next Holiday Cave, alongside other special rewards specific to that instance of the Holiday Cave. In addition, unreleased Pokémon are often first obtainable in Holiday Caves.

Past Holiday Caves

Listed below is a recorded history of past Holiday Caves.

Valentines

Tunnel of Love

Doki Town, Secret Cave

Jangmo'o room

March 1st - March 21st[1]

Tunnel of Love was the dungeon in Doki Town, the Valentines Holiday Cave in 2019. Its currency was the Love Rose Love Rose. It introduced the Heart Key Heart Key, letting players obtain Jangmo'o.

  • Floors: 50
  • Boss: Shaymin

Easter

A Holiday Cave centered around hatching eggs.

Starting from 2019, it generally has the following attributes:

60 floors with no boss. Pokémon obtainable from the eggs change every 10 floors.

It has midpoints after Floors 20 and 40 that allow the player to heal and hatch eggs three times faster. These midpoints also contained a shop. In 2019 it was was a Buneary named Easter Bunny Merchant, who had no items to sell as its purpose for selling unwanted items. Later on, the merchant was changed to Croagunk who did sell items.

On floors 25, 35, 45 and 55 the player enters a room full of Kecleon who accuse the player of being an thief and attack. Upon defeating them, Green Kecleon drops 1 currency. Purple Kecleon (for 2019, exclusive to Floor 25) drops 25 currency or a rare Power Glove Power Glove.

Eastern Highlands End

End room contains some of the currency, four Easter Chest Easter Chests, and an egg containing base evolution of the Pokémon that entered the room. If the player enters the room in a party, the number of players in the party are the total egg spawn. The Partner egg at the end could have a chance at being a dud and not hatching a partner Pokémon.

Eastern Highlands, Fields of Gratitude

The dungeon also has a Secret Room with Easter Treats. If the player found Honey, they could summon Shaymin and have a chance at getting its Heart Slate.

The currency for Eastern Highlands was Easter Treat Easter Treat during 2019 and has been Truffle Truffle since 2020.

2011

April 22nd - May 8th

To get event Pokémon from it, you had to hatch an egg that was found in the dungeon. You were able to trade your eggs for Rare Berries. To trade them, go to the entrance of HC and talk to Togekiss. She will ask if you want to trade your eggs for items. The berries were held in Nifty Boxes. This Holiday Cave dungeon was made mostly by Kirk. To hatch eggs, players had to run around in a safe zone. So for most of the event people, ran around in circles in town. While this event was going on, Quick Seeds were banned from the town. Sprinko announced that he would make a 99-floor dungeon if 99 people were on. (closest was 94)

  • Floors: 41
  • Pokémon (All unrecruitable):
    • Bulbasaur
    • Ivysaur
    • Venusaur
    • Pichu
    • Pikachu
    • Raichu
    • Torchic
    • Combusken
    • Togepi
    • Togetic
    • Happiny
    • Chansey
    • Starly
    • Shroomish
    • Lopunny
  • Items:
    • Mystery Eggs
      • Pichu
      • Happiny
      • Bulbasaur
      • Starly
      • Zigzagoon
      • Shroomish
      • Buneary
      • Eevee
      • Torchic
      • Riolu
      • Ralts
      • Hoppip
      • Munchlax
      • Vulpix
      • Togepi
      • Growlithe
    • Inferno Band
    • Vine Band
    • Meadow Plate
    • Grass Dust
    • Sun Ribbon
    • Lunar Ribbon
    • Razor Claw
    • Soothe Bell
    • Moss Stone
    • Shiny Stone
    • Oren Berry
    • Potion
    • Super Potion
    • Elixir
    • Lum Berry
    • Normal Dust
    • Ground Dust

2012

Holiday Cave Square Easter

April 12th - April 15th

This dungeon had no recruitable Pokémon. However, this event had eggs in it. The higher floors (41F+) enabled you to randomly get you or your partner's base evolution through an egg. In a way, this dungeon had the most Pokémon available because of that factor.

  • Floors: 50
  • Pokémon (All unrecruitable):
    • Bulbasaur
    • Ivysaur
    • Venusaur
    • Pichu
    • Pikachu
    • Raichu
    • Torchic
    • Combusken
    • Togepi
    • Togetic
    • Happiny
    • Chansey
    • Starly
    • Shroomish
    • Lopunny
  • Items:
    • Mystery Eggs
      • Pichu
      • Happiny
      • Bulbasuar
      • Starly
      • Zigzagoon
      • Eevee
      • Torchic
      • Riolu
      • Ralts
      • Munchlax
      • Vulpix
      • Togepi
      • Growlithe
      • Sewaddle
      • Cottonee
      • Scyther
      • Spinda
      • Partner eggs

Only event items are listed, but there are several other items (Poké, Apples, Berries, and other common items). This is the same for Pokémon in these events.

2019

Easter HC 2019 Hub

April 24th - May 8th

This iteration of Eastern Highlands introduced Pikipek, its evolutions, Rockruff, and the Oval Charm Oval Charm.

  • Pokémon (All unrecruitable):
    • Togepi
    • Munchlax
    • Chikorita
    • Bunnelby
    • Sewaddle
    • Ducklett
    • Pichu
    • Torchic
    • Exeggute
    • Lillipup
    • Happiny
    • Togetic
    • Bayleef
    • Diggerby
    • Swadloon
    • Swanna
    • Pikachu
    • Exeggutor
    • Herdier
    • Chansey
    • Combusken
    • Meganium
    • Snorlax
    • Leavanny
    • Raichu
    • Blaziken
    • Stoutland
    • Blissey
    • Togekiss
    • Kecleon (both variants)
  • Items:
    • Mystery Eggs
      • Buneary
      • Exeggcute
      • Shroomish
      • Chatot
      • Seedot
      • Combee
      • Sewaddle
      • Houndour
      • Ducklett
      • Eevee
      • Lillipup
      • Togepi
      • Magby
      • Natu
      • Torchic
      • Pichu
      • Ralts
      • Munchlax
      • Pinsir
      • Scyther
      • Popplio
      • Pikipek
      • Lickitung
      • Porygon
      • Rowlet
      • Minccino
      • Poochyena
      • Tangela
      • Bunnelby
      • Venipede
      • Pidove
      • Woobat
      • Growlithe
      • Ledyba
      • Deerling
      • Solosis
      • Skiddo
      • Pancham
      • Gothita
      • Chikorita
      • Salandit
      • Stufful
      • Swirlix
      • Spritzee
      • Litten
      • Grubbin
      • Panpour
      • Vullaby
      • Petilli
      • Cottonee
      • Patrat
      • Happiny
      • Litleo
      • Burmy
      • Spinarak
      • Aipom
      • Dunsparce
      • Rufflet
      • Munna
      • Mienfoo
      • Absol
      • Riolu
      • Kangaskhan
      • Turtwig
      • Noibat
      • Pansage
      • Tyrogue
      • Bounsweet
      • Pansear
      • Rockruff
      • Ekans
      • Spheal
      • Aron
      • Joltik
      • Kecleon

2020

April 20th - May 4th

  • Pokémon (Hatched from Mystery Egg)
    • Eevee
    • Machop
    • Meowth
    • Patrat
    • Buneary
    • Deerling (Spring)
    • Mareep
    • Exeggcute
    • Torchic
    • Wooper
    • Togepi
    • Lillipup
    • Skitty
    • Pikipek
    • Pichu
    • Passimian
    • Turtonator
    • Trapinch
    • Komala
    • Lickitung
    • Helioptile
    • Oranguru
    • Oshawott
    • Snivy
    • Tepig
    • Popplio
    • Rowlet
    • Litten
    • Comfey
    • Dhelmise
    • Cubone
    • Magby
    • Happiny
    • Shinx
    • Espurr
    • Rhyhorn
    • Buizel
    • Bunnelby
    • Mudkip
    • Azurill
    • Blitzle
    • Relicanth
    • Psyduck
    • Elekid
    • Munchlax
    • Zorua
    • Charmander
    • Grubbin
    • Druddigon
    • Totodile
    • Larvitar
    • Chikorita
    • Cyndaquil
    • Bulbasaur
    • Squirtle
    • Strufful
    • Treecko
    • Kecleon
    • Jangmo-o
    • Fennekin
    • Froakie
    • Sableye
    • Trubbish
    • Heatmor
    • Sandile
    • Drifloon
    • Ralts
    • Fletchling
    • Timburr
    • Phanpy
    • Flabebe (Red)
    • Vulpix
    • Wynaut
    • Furfrou
    • Pachirisu
    • Piplup
    • Chimchar
    • Turtwig
    • Chespin
    • Meditite
    • Axew
    • Deino
    • Drampa
    • Noibat
    • Klefki
    • Riolu
    • Togedemaru

2021

April 4th - April 18th

This iteration of Eastern Highlands introduced shiny Pokémon being able to hatch from eggs.

  • Pokémon (Hatched from Mystery Egg)
    • Buneary
    • Audino
    • Meowth
    • Exeggcute
    • Pichu
    • Aipom
    • Skitty
    • Swablu
    • Chimchar
    • Patrat
    • Pidove
    • Bunnelby
    • Rockruff
    • Mudbray
    • Scatterbug
    • Spritzee
    • Eevee
    • Cubone
    • Lickitung
    • Tyrogue
    • Noibat
    • Mudbray
    • Komala
    • Larvitar
    • Togepi
    • Bagon
    • Shinx
    • Rowlet
    • Drampa
    • Cleffa
    • Elekid
    • Magby
    • Torchic
    • Meditite
    • Ralts
    • Happiny
    • Larvesta
    • Deerling
    • Flabébé
    • Grubbin
    • Turtonator
    • Phanpy
    • Wishiwashi
    • Stufful
    • Swirlix
    • Lapras
    • Smeargle
    • Beldum
    • Munchlax
    • Oshawott
    • Purrloin
    • Stunfisk
    • Mienfoo
    • Rufflet
    • Litleo
    • Goomy
    • Skiddo
    • Helioptile
    • Skrelp
    • Oricorio
    • Morelull
    • Bounsweet
    • Passimian
    • Mareanie
    • Tynamo
    • Kecleon

2022

April 17th - May 1st

This iteration of Eastern Highlands was focused on the theme of Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

  • Pokémon (Hatched from Mystery Egg)
    • Drifloon
    • Ponyta
    • Magikarp
    • Pichu
    • Togepi
    • Wurmple
    • Ralts
    • Starly
    • Kricketot
    • Bidoof
    • Shinx
    • Buizel
    • Buneary
    • Burmy
    • Mime jr.
    • Happiny
    • Flabébé
    • Rookidee
    • Yamper
    • Applin
    • Chimchar
    • Oshawott
    • Eevee
    • Cyndaquil
    • Turtwig
    • Sobble
    • Goomy
    • Paras
    • Rhyhorn
    • Teddiursa
    • Yanma
    • Sneasel
    • Heracross
    • Stantler
    • Combee
    • Budew
    • Cherubi
    • Bonsly
    • Glameow
    • Pachirisu
    • Stunky
    • Basculin
    • Mudbray
    • Oricorio
    • Grookey
    • Clobbopus
    • Hatenna
    • Pincurchin
    • Piplup
    • Rowlet
    • Scorbunny
    • Vulpix
    • Abra
    • Tangela
    • Porygon
    • Cleffa
    • Aipom
    • Chatot
    • Skorupi
    • Shellos (West)
    • Hippopotas
    • Bronzor
    • Carnivine
    • Croagunk
    • Riolu
    • Mantyke
    • Zorua
    • Rufflet
    • Stufful
    • Komala
    • Duraludon
    • Kecleon

Anniversary

Eccentric Ascent

September 1st - September 29th[2]

Eccentric Ascent was the Holiday Cave dungeon for PMU's 9th anniversary in 2019, located in Anniversary Hills once more. This is the Holiday Cave that first introduced shinies, the Sparkle Token Sparkle Token and the Inviting Orb Inviting Orb mechanic. Its currency was the Glitter Coin Glitter Coin.

Shiny Pokémon were not revealed until later in the event, where players would get a free shiny Bidoof and the Sparkle Token would be revealed as a new item added to its shop.

Mirage Mountain

Mirage Mountain Base

September 3rd - September 17th

Mirage Mountain was the Holiday Cave dungeon for PMU's 13th anniversary, in 2023. Its currency was the Festive Coin Festive Coin. It reintroduced the claw machine from Everdread Hollow, also adding more kinds of plushies. The cost was the same at 5 Festive Coins per use. The dungeons it included were Mirage Underpass (split into two paths), and Mirage Mountain. This is the first Holiday Cave to include a move relearner, present on Floor 2 which also spawned a Mushroom Mushroom.

To enter Mirage Mountain, Mirage Underpass needed to be completed. It had unique boxes, the Mirage Box Mirage Box.

Mirage Mountain
  • Floors: 50
  • Pokémon
    • Roggenrola
    • Applin
    • Minccino
    • Vivillon (River/Garden/Savanna/Fancy Pattern)
    • Eevee
    • Cramorant
    • Kangaskhan
    • Milcery
    • Gligar
    • Skiddo
    • Togedemaru
    • Galarian Ponyta
    • Cutiefly
    • Emolga

Mirage Underpass had two paths and could be entered from the respective side of the Holiday Cave lobby, starting on that path Two stairs would spawn. One stays on the same path, while the other switched paths.

Mirage Underpass
  • Floors: 40
  • Boss: Latios (left)/Latias (right)
  • Pokémon
    • Blipbug
    • Woobat
    • Makuhita
    • Mankey
    • Seviper/Zangoose
    • Dwebble
    • Geodude/Alolan Geodude
    • Tympole/Poliwag
    • Karrablast/Shelmet
    • Dreepy
    • Ponyta
    • Plusle/Minun
    • East Shellos/West Shellos
    • Meowth/Alolan Meowth

Summer

2011

July 5th - July 19th

This event was made to celebrate Summer time! There were 49 floors and the last being a floor of Deluxe Boxes. Inside the boxes, the items below were what could be contained inside. For this event, your level was reduced to level 25 and you couldn't level up. Also, you weren't allowed to bring items and you could only bring half of your team (or only two Pokémon along).

  • Floors: 50
  • Pokémon:
    • Kecleon
    • Tropius
    • Chimchar
    • Pinsir
    • Venonat
    • Crogunk
    • Eastern Shellos
    • Cacnea
    • Eevee
    • Tangela
  • Items:
    • TM Flamethrower
    • Canyon Band
    • Charcoal
    • Flame Plate
    • Golden Apple

Resort Island

August 13th - September 21st (2018)[3], August 22nd - September 5th (2021), August 17th - September 1st (2022)

Resort Island is a Holiday Cave sometimes run for summer since 2018. It contains three dungeons: Floral Jungle, Tidewater Beach, and Kindle Mountain, all 40 floors. They are themed around the types Grass, Water, and Fire respectively. Its currency is the Dubloon Dubloon.

Each dungeon has bosses at the end that drop a pendant. These pendants together made a Resort Island Key Resort Island Key, giving access to a room that gave something special which changed each run of the Holiday Cave:

  • 2020 - Shiny Eevee named Gelato
  • 2021 - Generation 8 starter egg
  • 2022 - Generation 8 Fossil
Floral Jungle
  • Floors: 40
  • Boss: Vileplume, Lilligant, Sunflora
  • Pokémon:
    • 2021:
      • Budew
      • Sunkern
      • Burmy
      • Patrat
      • Oddish
      • Weedle
      • Zigzagoon
      • Pikipek
      • Sentret
      • Gossifleur
      • Venipede
      • Combee
      • Cherubi
      • Dedenne
      • Tangela
      • Morelull
      • Carnivine
      • Trumbeak
      • Aipom
      • Alolan Exeggutor
      • Treecko
      • Flabebe (Red)
      • Vivillon
      • Fomantis
      • Pansage
      • Applin
    • 2022:
      • Sunkern
      • Wurmple
      • Yungoos
      • Bellsprout
      • Patrat
      • Sewaddle
      • Venipede
      • Pikipek
      • Venonat
      • Shroomish
      • Pansage
      • Gossifleur
      • Vivillon (Jungle Form)
      • Flabebe (Red)
      • Dedenne
      • Bounsweet
      • Fomantis
      • Scyther
      • Alolan Exeggutor
      • Chikorita
      • Grookey
      • Applin
Tidewater Beach
  • Boss: Alomomola, Wailord, Octillery
  • Floors: 40
  • Pokémon:
    • 2021:
      • Hoppip
      • Krabby
      • Pidgey
      • Buizel
      • Ducklett
      • Shellder
      • Slowpoke
      • Binacle
      • Trapinch
      • Sandygast
      • Tynamo
      • Burmy
      • Marill
      • Wingull
      • Minccino
      • Pidgeotto
      • Wooper
      • Chewtle
      • Doduo
      • Chatot
      • Panpour
      • Piplup
      • Mantyke
      • Alolan Raichu
      • Stunfisk
      • Bruxish
      • Arrokuda
    • 2022:
      • Pidgey
      • Krabby
      • Lotad
      • Sandygast
      • Staryu
      • Marill
      • Trapinch
      • Tynamo
      • Tentacool
      • Panpour
      • Crabrawler
      • Chewtle
      • Skrelp
      • Clauncher
      • Seel
      • Mantyke
      • Arrokuda
      • Totodile
      • Alolan Raichu
      • Bruxish
      • Sobble
      • Pincurchin
Kindle Mountain
  • Floors: 40
  • Boss: Arcanine, Camerupt, Magcargo
  • Pokémon:
    • 2021:
      • Sizzlipede
      • Geodude
      • Magby
      • Makuhita
      • Slugma
      • Spearow
      • Roggenrola
      • Teddiursa
      • Stunky
      • Litleo
      • Burmy
      • Mudbray
      • Rhyhorn
      • Dunsparce
      • Murkrow
      • Chimchar
      • Noibat
      • Pansear
      • Alolan Marowak
      • Vulpix
      • Impidimp
      • Turtonator
    • 2022:
      • Spearow
      • Meditite
      • Bunnelby
      • Slugma
      • Gulpin
      • Aron
      • Roggenrola
      • Houndour
      • Dunsparce
      • Pansear
      • Mudbray
      • Sizzlipede
      • Tyrogue
      • Salandit
      • Vulpix
      • Impidimp
      • Skarmory
      • Cyndaquil
      • Alolan Marowak
      • Druddigon
      • Turtonator
      • Scorbunny

Halloween

2011

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October 26th - November 13th

Released to celebrate the upcoming Halloween for everyone. As for all Holiday Caves, it was a set level dungeon with no items. The amount of Pokémon you could bring was unrestricted. After Phantom Forest, there was a break that you could see everyone on a map called "Pokehallow Square". It included a Cubone that healed your Pokémon and a choice of which dungeon you wanted.

There was a fourth dungeon that was added called Hallowed Well. It was a 99-floor dungeon with no Pokémon that were able to be recruited, but rare items were in it. The prize of the dungeon was a Max Revive. During the floors 60-85, the darkness was pitch black, meaning that Pokémon and items were unable to be seen. Also, during that time, Darkrai was released in town as an illusion for a couple of days.

Phantom Forest
  • Floors: 7
  • Pokémon:
    • Zorua
    • Ekans
    • Skorupi
Abandoned Basement
  • Floors: 35
  • Boss: Rotom
  • Pokémon:
    • Cubone
    • Gastly
    • Duskull
    • Stunky
    • Porygon
    • Eevee
Abandoned Mansion
  • Floors: 35
Abandoned Attic
  • Floors: 15
  • Boss: Chandelure, three Lampent, six Litwick
  • Pokémon:
    • Litwick
    • Smeargle
    • Meowth
    • Shuppet
    • Cleffa
    • Eevee
    • Murkrow
    • Mime Jr.
Items:
  • Dusk Stone
  • Reaper Cloth
  • X-Ray Specs
  • Y-Ray Specs
  • Mystery Hats
  • Skitty Hat
  • Pika Hat
  • Turtwig Mask
  • Piplup Mask
  • Chimchar Mask
  • TM Snarl
  • TM Shadow Ball
  • TM Shadow Claw
  • TM Sludge Bomb
  • TM Dream Eater
  • TM Embargo
  • No-Stick Cap
  • Rare Bone
  • Leftovers
  • Poison Dust
  • Dark Dust
  • Shady Dust
  • Old Gateau
  • Spirit Band
  • Toxic Orb
  • Revival Herb
  • Max Revive
  • Revive
  • Two-Edge Orb
  • Cleanse Orb
  • Luminous Orb
  • Slip Cap
  • TM Hone Claws

Oblivion Forest

Oblivion Forest Passage

October 31st - November 16th[4] (2017), October 28th - November 15th (2018)

Oblivion Forest is a Halloween Holiday Cave, with two unique dungeons. The main dungeon was Oblivion Forest which had a second part named Deep Oblivion Forest. The second dungeon was the Abandoned Storage Unit. It also included the 99-floor dungeon Hallowed Well from previous Halloween Holiday Caves, which had a Joy Longbow Joy Longbow at the end of it. Its currency was Eerie Coins Eerie Coins.

The end room in Oblivion Forest contained Ebony Box Ebony Boxes. Deep Oblivion Forest also had a Secret Room with a fight in it. One of the enemies would drop a Mystery Hat Mystery Hat.

An item could be gotten from the boss of the Abandoned Storage Unit to access a map with a guaranteed recruit Mimikyu.

Oblivion Forest
  • Floors: 33
  • Boss: ?
  • Pokémon:
    • Pumpkaboo
  • Deep oblivion Forest
    • Floors: 33
    • Boss: Yveltal (Yvette)
    • Pokémon:
      • Espurr
Abandoned Storage Unit
  • Floors: 30
  • Boss: Raichu, Pikachu x4
  • Pokémon:
    • Stufful

Everdread Hollow

Everdread Hollow

December 5th - December 19th

Abandoned Arcade, Back Room

Dreepy room entrance

Everdread Hollow was a Halloween Holiday Cave in 2021. It had two dungeons: Gravewhisper Woods and Abandoned Arcade. The ending of these dungeons gave the Rusty Key Fragment and Rusty Key Piece which formed a Rusty Arcade Key Rusty Arcade Key, letting the player recruit a Dreepy. The currency was Prize Ticket Prize Ticket. There was a machine that would give the player a plushie for 5 tickets.

Abandoned Arcade had a Secret Room which the player could spawn a Hoopa in Unbound form and get a Prison Bottle Prison Bottle.

Abandoned Arcade
  • Floors: 60
  • Boss: Hoopa
  • Pokémon
    • Shinx
    • Clobbopus
    • Shuppet
    • Joltik
    • Elekid
    • Woobat
    • Trubbish
    • Voltorb
    • Magnemite
    • Inkay
    • Porygon
    • Solosis
    • Morpeko
    • Mimikyu
    • Rotom
    • Duraludon
    • Sableye
    • Drifloon
    • Grubbin
    • Mareep
Gravewhisper Woods
  • Floors: 35
  • Pokémon
    • Wynaut
    • Purrloin
    • Spinarak
    • Ekans
    • Koffing
    • Zubat
    • Spoink
    • Rookidee
    • Phantump
    • Pumpkaboo
    • Hoothoot
    • Misdreavus
    • Drowzee
    • Gothita
    • Duskull
    • Litten
    • Impidimp
    • Hattena
    • Sinistea
    • Rowlet
    • Litwick (Egg)
    • Nincada (Egg)
    • Zorua (Egg)
    • Venonat (Egg)

Thanksgiving

2010

November 21st - November 30th

This event was made to commemorate Thanksgiving, due to the lack of a Halloween event that year.

  • Floors: 15
  • Pokémon:
    • Wurmple
    • Pineco
    • Seedot
    • Paras
    • Growlithe
    • Vulpix
    • Spearow
    • Nuzleaf
  • Items:
    • Long Onion
    • Golden Apple
    • Aspear Berry
    • Big Apple
    • Huge Apple
    • Lum Berry

Winter

2010

December 24th - January 7th

  • Floors: 51
  • Pokémon:
    • Snubbull
    • Onix
    • Snover
    • Eevee
    • Sneasel
    • Growlithe
    • Seedot
    • Marill
    • Delibird
    • Glalie
    • Graveler
    • Smoochum
    • Slakoth
  • Items:
    • Icy Dust
    • Normal Dust
    • Rock Dust
    • Steel Dust
    • Dragon Dust
    • Water Dust
    • Dawn Stone
    • Fire Stone
    • Freeze Band
    • Rare berries
    • Lum Berries
    • Stamina Band
    • Never-Melt Ice
    • Golden Apple

2011

Holiday Cave Centre Winter

December 28th - Janurary 11th

This dungeon had three parts to it. The first part had easy Pokémon while the second part had harder Pokémon. The third part had the hardest Pokémon in it. During the third part of the dungeon, when you got to floors 45+, there was a chance of fighting Vanilluxe that had a 100% chance of dropping a Castelia Cone. When you met the Vanilluxe, his catchphrase was "I scream! You scream! We all scream for Ice Cream!"

  • Floors: 50
  • Pokémon:
    • Beldum
    • Treecko
    • Wailmer
    • Delibird
    • Carnivine
    • Stantler
    • Octillery
    • Vanillite
    • Vanillish
    • Absol
    • Cubchoo
  • Items:
    • Castelia Cone
    • Defend Globe
    • TM Frost Breath
    • Beauty Scarf

Snowfall Village

December 30th - January 13th (2017), December 23rd - January 17th (2018), January 1st - January 15th (2024)

Snowfall Village was the winter Holiday Cave in 2017 and 2018. The first iteration introduced Klefki, Alolan Vulpix and Alolan Sandshrew, as well as the evolution item for the two Alolan Pokémon: the Ice Stone Ice Stone. It included two dungeons: Winter Woodlands and Toy Factory. Its currency was the Snowflake Snowflake in 2017, Stockings Stockings in 2018, and Iced Cookie Iced Cookie in 2024.

Snowfall Village, Hidden Area

Hidden Area

There was a hidden room in Snowfall Village where one could use a Snowy Key Snowy Key — dropped by the boss in Winter Woodlands — to get a Deluxe Box Deluxe Box (2017)/Festive Present Festive Present (2018). Among other things, there was a chance to get Kyurem's Heart Slate Kyurem's Heart Slate from it.

During 2017 and 2018, this specific Holiday Cave there was also an item called the Sleigh Bell Sleigh Bell able to be bought from the shop, increasing experience gained by 50% for the team while the Holiday Cave was active.

Santa's Workshop, Living Quarters

Living Quarters

In 2024, clearing both dungeon would unlock Santa's festive gift, which contained 5 Event Token Event Token and a Frost Ocarina Frost Ocarina.

Winter Woodlands
  • Floors: 50
  • Recruitable Pokémon (2024):
    • Deerling (Winter form)
    • Nickit
    • Wooloo
    • Eiscue
    • Snom
    • Galarian Zigzagoon
    • Cryogonal
    • Komala
    • Milcery
    • Bulbasaur
    • Charmander
    • Squirtle
    • Galarian Darumaka
    • Drampa
  • Boss:
    • Kyurem, Delibird (Santa) (2017, 2018)
    • Kyurem (2024)
Toy Factory
  • Floors: 20 (2017, 2018), 30 (2024)
  • Recruitable Pokémon (2024):
    • Magnemite
    • Mareep
    • Zigzagoon
    • Klink
    • Baltoy
    • Klefki
    • Stufful
    • Porygon
    • Tinkatink
  • Boss:
    • Weavile, Golisopod, Salazzle (2024)

Mt. Winter

Mt

December 25th - Janurary 8th (2020), Janurary 16th - Janurary 30th (2023)

Mt. Winter is a Holiday Cave run during winter. It contains the dungeons Icicle Cave and Mt. Winter itself. The currency was Hard Candy Hard Candy.

Mt

Mt. Winter had a Secret Room with a Diancie in it, allowing players a chance to get a Diancie's Heart Slate Diancie's Heart Slate.

Mt. Winter
  • Floors: 50
  • Boss: Xerneas
  • Pokémon (From 2023)
    • Sentret
    • Seedot
    • Lillipup
    • Seel
    • Snubbull
    • Rookidee
    • Skwovet
    • Jigglypuff
    • Deerling (Winter)
    • Furret
    • Nuzleaf
    • Corvisquire
    • Snom
    • Herdier
    • Clefairy
    • Absol
    • Munchlax
    • Audino
    • Skiddo
    • Stantler
    • Chespin
    • Fennekin
    • Froakie
    • Furfrou
    • Delibird
    • Ralts
    • Drampa
Icicle Cave
  • Floors: 30
  • Boss: Slice (Kabutops), Big Vice (Tyrantrum), Dice (Armaldo)
  • Pokémon (From 2023)
    • Teddiursa
    • Whismur
    • Machop
    • Swinub
    • Snorunt
    • Rolycoly
    • Spheal
    • Timburr
    • Vanillite
    • Wooper
    • Aron
    • Stufful
    • Loudred
    • Machoke
    • Vanillish
    • Carbink
    • Eiscue

Media

Videos

Trivia

  • Holiday Caves were "discontinued" in 2014, however Holiday Caves would come back and continue to be made in the future despite this.
  • Seedot erroneously had a Nidoran portrait in 2010's Thanksgiving Holiday Cave.
  • During Easter 2012, mission escorts could be brought into the dungeon. That caused the mission board to be disabled for most of the dungeon.
  • The Togekiss NPC from the 2011 Easter Holiday Cave became a permanent addition at some point.
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