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11 Overview
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33 Electrode is an Electric-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia, classified as the Ball Pokemon (Dex #097). It stands 3'11" tall and weighs 146.8 lbs, considerably larger and heavier than its pre-evolution Voltorb. Like Voltorb, Electrode carries the rare Explode and Generate specialties. Together, they are the only two Pokemon in all of Pokopia that can use the Explode ability.
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55 The Pokedex describes Electrode: "It stores an overflowing amount of electric energy inside its body. Even a small shock makes it explode." In the main series, Electrode evolves from Voltorb at level 30. In Pokopia, evolution is not a mechanic, so Electrode must be befriended separately. While both appear in the same two habitats, Electrode can be harder to find in the Park Bench habitat where it spawns at Very Rare rarity.
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77 Habitats
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99 Electrode can be found in two habitats:
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1111 Park Bench (#066)
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1313 The Park Bench habitat's description reads: "After eating a snack, put your trash in the trash can....Think Pokemon can remember to do that?"
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1515 ItemQuantityNotesSeat (wide)1Crafted at a workbenchGarbage Bin1Crafted at a workbench
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1717 Three Pokemon share this habitat: Zubat (#081) at Common rarity, Voltorb at Common rarity, and Electrode at Very Rare rarity. Encountering Electrode here requires significant patience.
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1919 Playing Pirate (#090)
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2121 The Playing Pirate habitat's description reads: "Stand in front of the wheel or right by the cannons, and you'll feel like you're sailing the open seas!"
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2323 ItemQuantityNotesBarrel2Crafted at a workbenchShip's Wheel1Crafted at a workbenchCannon2Crafted at a workbench
2424 Two Pokemon share the Playing Pirate habitat: Voltorb and Electrode, both at Common rarity. This is the better habitat for finding Electrode since it spawns at Common rarity here instead of Very Rare.
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2626 Specialties
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2828 Explode
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3030 Electrode has the Explode specialty. Pokemon with Explode can be fired out of a cannon, destroying everything around them on impact. Only Electrode and Voltorb have this specialty in the entire game. The Explode ability is useful for clearing obstacles, demolishing structures, and opening up new areas. The Playing Pirate habitat is thematically perfect since it features cannons.
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3232 Generate
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3434 Electrode also has the Generate specialty. Pokemon with Generate can power machines with electricity. Electrode's Pokedex entry notes that it stores an overflowing amount of electric energy, making it a natural fit for this role. Assign Electrode to a generator to keep Cash Registers, lights, and automated machines running.
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3636 Preferences
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3838 CategoryDetailIdeal EnvironmentBrightFavorite FlavorSourLikesElectronics, shiny stuff, round stuff, play spaces, spinning stuffRarityVery Rare (Park Bench) / Common (Playing Pirate)Time of DayAll (Dawn, Day, Dusk, Night)WeatherAll (Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy)
3939 Pokedex Information
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4141 FieldValueDex Number#097TypeElectricSpeciesBall PokemonHeight3'11" (1.2 m)Weight146.8 lbs (66.6 kg)Generation1
4242 Tips
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4444 The Playing Pirate habitat is the recommended way to befriend Electrode. It spawns at Common rarity there, compared to Very Rare at the Park Bench. The tradeoff is that Playing Pirate requires more materials (2 Barrels, a Ship's Wheel, and 2 Cannons).Electrode differs from Voltorb in flavor preference: Electrode likes Sour while Voltorb prefers Bitter. If you keep both, prepare both flavor types.Electrode and Voltorb share preferences for electronics, shiny stuff, round stuff, and spinning stuff. One major difference is that Electrode likes play spaces while Voltorb prefers colorful stuff.Station Electrode near devices that require power. Its Generate specialty combined with its high electric energy makes it an ideal power source for your island's infrastructure.Decorate Electrode's area with electronics, shiny objects, round items, and spinning decorations to boost its Comfort Level.