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Do the Pokemon you put in Pokemon Dream World, affect the Dream World in any way?

I put Shuppet in Pokemon Dream World for two days in a row and got a lot of Spooky Manor maps and played a lot of Blow Out Candles on both days.

But today I put Shuckle in and I got 90% Rugged Mountain, with at least 13 Collect Gems.

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Pokemon-dream-world probably is too narrow to deserve it's own tag. Fifth-gen works just fine to cover it. – Raven Dreamer♦ Mar 6 '12 at 3:28
@RavenDreamer the new pokemon is already incoming, and the Pokemon-Dream-World is a feature complete different from pokemon-fifth-gen, with almost not to do with the game it self. (Beside the fact that today only black and white can enter, and the pokemon found in pokemon-dream-world can go to your game). BUT i agree, atm it's only for pokemon-V-gen – Michel Mar 6 '12 at 3:36
Until then though. :) – Raven Dreamer♦ Mar 6 '12 at 3:52
Hmm Why did you @DaveDuplantis remove Pokemon tag, only leaving Pokemon-fifth-gen ??? The pokemon tag is not redundant to pokemon-fifth-gen, is like when you post on stackoverflow javascript and jquery tags at the same question. PS: Pokemon tag info gaming.stackexchange.com/tags/pokemon/info Your argument looks invalid to me, sorry. – Michel Mar 6 '12 at 13:00
Gaming.SE hate extra tags for some reason. – kotekzot Jul 21 '12 at 20:01

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yes, they do, as of the global link redesign. I am yet to discover exactly which areas are accessed more by which pokemon, but there is now a correlation, for instance, tucking in a flying type will nearly always result in going to the windswept sky, and tucking in an ice type will nearly always result in going to the icy cave.

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