Unlike the previous game, in which the game crashes if it doesn't load the correct animation for the Pokemon.
Due to the evolved forms not having those additional sprites, if the player would be cheering or sleeping in Treasure Town after evolving the game only plays the standard walking animation. This was presumably done to make it less complicated to design the main story of the game due to not having to make additional sprites. Your main characters can't evolve until after you finish the entire post-main campaign story, which causes an unnecessary difficulty spike in the later levels where the player has to battle fully evolved enemies with unevolved Pokémon. It's very fun to fight other player's teams and receive missions via Wi-Fi connection and Passwords, a mode introduced in the Explorers series. Tons of character development for the main characters in the game, and a strong post-campaign plot. 
Strong, emotional, mature, and deep plot. Every time you defeat an enemy the entire party gains Experience points. They gain IQ abilities as they gain IQ points, which can be shut off or on at any time. Your team mate's AI behavior can be modified, and in general they are rather competent on their own. After beating the main story you can decide who is the team leader in most parts of the game. You only control the leader however, the other three are AI controlled. Aside from plot-related & special levels, you can take any Pokémon you've obtained in a party of four members. Pokémon learn the same moves at the same levels in the regular series, adjusted to work in the dungeons. When you defeat an enemy in a dungeon there's a chance it can decide to join your team. Obtaining new Pokémon is done by recruiting. Every Pokémon existing at the time the games were released are playable. 
The amount of floors each level has and the available Pokémon don't change however.
Dungeon mazes are randomized therefore every level is different each time you visit them. 
There are sixteen Pokémon to choose from, and nineteen in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. You can then choose a partner Pokémon of a different type to be by your side in the adventure.
You take a quick personality test to determine what Pokémon your main protagonist will be, like in the Rescue Team games. The game is set in a Pokémon only society with the player being a Pokémon as well, therefore every Pokémon in the game talks.
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