100% Completion Checklist

Overview

This checklist covers every major milestone needed to fully complete Pokemon Pokopia. Reaching the credits requires clearing all ten Important Requests and raising each region's Environment Level to 5. True 100% completion, however, goes far beyond the credits. It means filling the entire Pokedex, discovering all 209+ Habitats, tracking down every collectible, maxing every region to Environment Level 10, and finishing every side activity. Expect roughly 200 to 250+ hours for a full completionist run.

Each section below is organized as a table with a Status column you can use as a personal reference. The sections are ordered roughly by how they unlock during normal play.

Main Story and Important Requests

The main story consists of ten Important Requests spread across the four story regions. Completing all ten and finishing the Team Initiation Challenge rolls the credits. See the Main Story Walkthrough for step-by-step guidance.

Pokedex Completion

The standard Pokedex contains 303 Pokemon. You fill it by tending to the environment and building Habitats that attract Pokemon back to their natural homes. Completing the Pokedex unlocks the Pokedex Completion Room and grants special rewards including exclusive furniture recipes. See Pokedex Completion Rewards for the full reward list.

For a breakdown by type, see the individual type pages such as Fire-Type Pokemon, Water-Type Pokemon, or Grass-Type Pokemon. For generation-specific lists, see Generation 1 Pokemon through Generation 9 Pokemon.

Habitat Dex

The Habitat Dex tracks every unique habitat you build. There are 209+ habitats in the game (the count continues to grow with updates). Habitats are ecosystems made from specific combinations of grass, trees, rocks, furniture, and decorative items. Building a habitat attracts the Pokemon associated with it.

Use the in-game Habitat Dex to track which habitats you have discovered. Each habitat entry lists the required items and conditions. Many habitats have overlapping components, so placing items for one habitat can contribute to others nearby.

Environment Level

Each region has its own Environment Level that reflects how much you have restored the ecosystem. The maximum is Level 10 per region. Reaching Level 5 in all four story regions is required to roll credits, but pushing to Level 10 everywhere is a key completionist goal.

You raise Environment Level by befriending Pokemon, building structures, planting vegetation, removing waste, and completing Requests. Each level milestone rewards you with exclusive items and recipes.

Collectibles

Pokopia has several categories of collectibles hidden throughout its five regions. Tracking them all down is one of the most time-consuming parts of 100% completion.

Mystery Slates

There are 27 Mystery Slates hidden across all regions. Each slate corresponds to a letter of the Unown alphabet (26 letters plus one covering both ! and ?). Slates are obtained by breaking Glowing Spots with Rock Smash. Placing all 27 into the Mysterious Mural in Withered Wasteland completes the puzzle and unlocks Mew as a permanent resident. See How to Complete the Mysterious Mural for details.

Music CDs

There are 43 Music CDs scattered across all regions. These are rearranged versions of classic Pokemon tracks spanning every generation from Kanto to Paldea. CDs can be found in Glowing Blocks (Buried Treasure), purchased from shops, or received as rewards. To play them, hand a CD to DJ Rotom near any CD Rack.

Human Records

There are 35 Human Records to find, remnants of the old human world. They come in several types: 11 Notes, 12 Letters, 4 Papers, and 8 Photos. Some records unlock emotes and cosmetics, making them more than just lore collectibles. They are found in all five regions.

Fossils

There are 22 Fossil pieces spread across all five regions. They combine to form 9 Fossil Pokemon that can be displayed at the Museum in Rocky Ridges. Assembling a complete set on a Pedestal creates a fossil display habitat that brings the fossil Pokemon to life as a recruitable resident. Fossils come from Buried Treasure blocks (the golden glowing ones) and are random drops, so you may find duplicates before completing the set.

Lost Relics

There are 83 Lost Relics in total (46 Small, 37 Large). Relics are found in Buried Treasure and various dig spots. To identify them, bring them to Professor Tangrowth who has the Appraise specialty. Appraised relics become decorative furniture or can be sold for Life Coins.

Ancient Artifacts

The broader Ancient Artifacts category encompasses Mystery Slates, Fossils, Lost Relics, and other miscellaneous collectibles. In total there are over 130 Ancient Artifacts to discover. Collecting all of them requires thorough exploration of every region.

Highlight Reels

The Highlight Reels are a set of special photo opportunities tied to scripted moments and scenic locations across the game. Completing a Highlight Reel involves positioning yourself correctly and taking a photo when prompted. Completed Highlight Reels are saved under the Collection Menu and contribute to overall completion percentage. See the Photo Mode page for tips on photography.

Buildings

There are 43 buildings to construct across all regions. These range from small dens and huts to large houses, Pokemon Centers, power generators, and special structures. See the Building Kits Guide for material requirements.

Requests and Quests

Pokopia features approximately 60 Requests in total. Ten of these are Important Requests tied to the main story (covered above). The remaining 50 are General Requests: shorter side tasks involving deliveries, escorts, and various favors for Pokemon. Completing all of them is a significant part of 100% completion. See the All Requests List for a full breakdown.

Team Initiation Challenge

The Team Initiation Challenge is the final Important Request and the gateway to the ending. It consists of eight stages, each requiring you to gather specific materials and items from across the world. Completing all eight stages rolls the credits.

Eeveelution Challenges

The eight Eeveelution Challenges are special tasks available from the Pokemon Center PC in Palette Town. Each challenge rewards you with a unique food item that, when placed on a plate on a table next to a chair, creates a habitat for the corresponding Eevee evolution. See Eevee and Eeveelutions for detailed habitat setups.

Stamp Rally

The Stamp Rally is a weekly activity where you fill stamp cards to earn Life Coins. Stamps feature different Pokemon designs at four rarity tiers.

For completionists, the goal is to collect at least one of every stamp design and maximize Life Coin earnings each week. Life Coins can be spent at Vending Machines for exclusive items and decorations.

Dream Islands

There are five types of Dream Islands and seven types of Dolls used to access them. Dream Islands are randomized resource-gathering excursions that provide unique materials not found on the main islands. You can visit one Dream Island per day. Visiting all five island types and collecting all seven doll types is part of full completion.

Post-Game Content

After rolling credits, several features unlock. See Post-Game Content and Ending and Credits for full details.

• An overpowered Ditto Transformation that trivializes building and decoration

• Access to push all regions to Environment Level 10

• Additional Legendary and Mythical Pokemon encounters

• Pokedex Completion Room opens once all 303 Pokemon are registered

• Continued Stamp Rally participation and Limited-Time Events

PC Challenges

The Pokemon Center PC in each region offers PC Challenges, region-specific tasks that provide bonus rewards. These include the Eeveelution Challenges in Palette Town (covered above) and various building, befriending, and decoration challenges in the story regions. Completing all PC Challenges across all regions is part of full 100% completion.

Side Activities

Beyond the main systems, several side activities contribute to 100% completion.

Full Completion Summary

The table below summarizes every major completion category and its target for true 100% completion.

Tips for Completionists

• Prioritize Environment Level. Raising Environment Level unlocks new Pokemon, habitats, recipes, and areas. It should be your primary focus in each region.

• Check the Habitat Dex regularly. The Habitat Dex tells you exactly which items you need for each habitat. Use it as your main roadmap for attracting specific Pokemon.

• Break every Glowing Spot. Mystery Slates, Music CDs, and Fossils all come from the same source. Carry a Pokemon with Rock Smash at all times.

• Visit Dream Islands daily. You can only visit one per day, so start early to collect all Doll types and island-exclusive materials.

• Do not sell Lost Relics before appraising. Take every relic to Professor Tangrowth first. Appraised relics are worth more and fill your collection.

• Use Stamp Rally consistently. Life Coins from the weekly Stamp Rally are the only way to purchase certain exclusive items.

• Track progress through the menus. The Pokedex, Habitat Dex, Collection menu, and Request log all show your progress toward full completion.

• Explore thoroughly after credits. Several Post-Game Content features and legendary encounters only become available after the ending.