Habitat Dex

Overview

The Habitat Dex is the in-game catalog that tracks all 209 habitats available in Pokemon Pokopia. Each habitat is a specific combination of terrain, plants, furniture, and environmental features that attracts certain Pokemon species. This page serves as a complete reference listing every habitat, its construction requirements, and the Pokemon it can attract. For an explanation of how the habitat system works (discovering habitats, spawning rules, comfort levels), see the Habitat System article.

Using the Habitat Dex

Access the Habitat Dex from the Pokedex menu (press Plus, then navigate to the Habitat Dex tab). The interface uses color coding and icons to show your progress:

Indicator	Meaning
Full color entry	You have built this habitat at least once
Greyed-out entry	You have discovered the habitat recipe but have not built it yet
Hidden entry	You have not discovered this habitat; find Pokemon traces to reveal it
Green Poke Ball	All Pokemon that can spawn at this habitat have been registered in your Pokedex
Grey Poke Ball	Additional undiscovered Pokemon can still appear at this habitat

Discovering Habitats

Habitats are discovered through three methods:

Pokemon traces: Sparkling spots with a rainbow aura appear on the ground throughout all five regions. Inspect them to learn about a Pokemon's preferred habitat. The recipe is automatically added to your Habitat Dex.
Pokemon conversations: Some befriended Pokemon share hints about habitats when you talk to them.
Pokemon Center PC: Purchase habitat clues from the PC terminal at any rebuilt Pokemon Center.

Once a habitat is registered in the Habitat Dex, you can view its exact requirements (items and terrain) and the list of Pokemon it can attract.

Regional Variants

Certain habitat materials are region-specific. Each of the four main regions has its own grass type, flower type, and hedge type. Palette Town is the exception: it can use all grass, flower, and hedge types from every region, making it the most flexible area for habitat construction.

Grass Types by Region

Grass Type	Region	Habitat Range
Tall Grass (green)	Withered Wasteland	#001 - #007
Yellow Tall Grass	Bleak Beach	#050 - #055
Red Tall Grass	Rocky Ridges	#098 - #103
Pink Tall Grass	Sparkling Skylands	#137 - #140

Flower Types by Region

Flower Type	Region	Habitat Range
Wildflowers	Withered Wasteland	#008 - #014
Seashore Flowers	Bleak Beach	#056 - #058
Mountain Flowers	Rocky Ridges	#104 - #106
Skyland Flowers	Sparkling Skylands	#142 - #145

Hedge Types by Region

Hedge Type	Region
Adorable Hedge	Withered Wasteland
Healthy Hedge	Bleak Beach
Damp Hedge	Rocky Ridges
Stylish Hedge	Sparkling Skylands

Spawn Rarity

Each Pokemon that appears in a habitat has a rarity rating shown by star icons:

Rating	Rarity	Notes
★	Common	Appears frequently; usually the base-form Pokemon
★★	Uncommon	Less frequent; may require specific weather or time of day
★★★	Rare	Hardest to encounter; often evolved forms or special Pokemon

Evolved forms are generally rarer than their base forms within the same habitat. Once you have befriended every common and uncommon species from a habitat, the next spawn is guaranteed to be the remaining rare Pokemon, since duplicates cannot appear. Some Pokemon also require specific weather (rain, sunshine) or time of day (daytime, nighttime) to appear.

Withered Wasteland Habitats

The starting region uses Tall Grass (green) and Wildflowers. These are the first habitats you encounter and teach the core building mechanics.

Grass Habitats (#001 - #007)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
001	Tall Grass	Tall Grass x4	Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Oddish, Geodude, Charizard (rare)
002	Tree-Shaded Tall Grass	Large Tree x1, Tall Grass x4	Scyther, Bellsprout, Heracross, Pinsir, Scizor (rare), Skwovet
003	Boulder-Shaded Tall Grass	Tall Grass x4, Large Boulder x1	Machop, Timburr, Gurdurr
004	Hydrated Tall Grass	Tall Grass x4, Water x2	Squirtle, Sliggoo, Cramorant, Wartortle, Blastoise (rare)
005	Seaside Tall Grass	Tall Grass x4, Ocean Water x2	Slowpoke, Slowbro, Slowking (rare)
007	Illuminated Tall Grass	Tall Grass x4, Lighting x1	Venonat, Venomoth

Flower Habitats (#008 - #014)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
008	Pretty Flower Bed	Wildflowers x4	Pidgey, Combee, Eevee, Hoothoot, Magby, Pidgeotto
009	Tree-Shaded Flower Bed	Berry Tree x1, Wildflowers x4	Goomy
010	Hydrated Flower Bed	Wildflowers x4, Water x2	Volbeat, Illumise
011	Field of Flowers	Wildflowers x8	Vespiquen, Ivysaur
013	Grave with Flowers	Wildflowers x4, Gravestone x1	Cubone, Marowak
014	Flower Garden	Hedge x4, Wildflowers x4	Paras, Parasect

Utility and Specialty Habitats

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
015	Fresh Veggie Field	Vegetable Field x8	Drilbur
016	Riding Warm Updrafts	Campfire x3	Drifloon
017	Campsite	Campfire x1, Straw Table x1, Straw Stool x1	Charmeleon
018	Training Waterfall	Seat x1, Waterfall x1, Water x2	Tyrogue
019	Tantalizing Dining Set	Seat x1, Table x1, Plated Food x1	Gulpin
024	Exercise Resting Point	Seat x1, Punching Bag x1	Hitmonchan
025	Urgent Care	Seat x1, Table x1, First Aid Kit x1	Hitmonlee
027	Road Sign	Arrow Sign x1, Wooden Path x1	Shellos
028	Large Luggage Carrier	Cart x1, Wooden Crate x2	Gurdurr
037	Smooth Tall Grass	Dry Tall Grass x4, Smooth Rock x1	Onix
040	Berry-Feast Campsite	Weather Charm x2, Bonfire x1, Berry Basket x1, High-Up Location	Charizard
041	Rain Dance Site	Weather Charm x2, Plated Food x1	Goomy

Bleak Beach Habitats

The second region uses Yellow Tall Grass and Seashore Flowers. Many habitats here revolve around coastal and urban themes with furniture, vending machines, and waterfront structures.

Grass Habitats (#050 - #055)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
050	Yellow Tall Grass	Yellow Tall Grass x4	Spinarak, Grubbin
051	Tree-Shaded Yellow Tall Grass	Tree x1, Yellow Tall Grass x4	Makuhita, Golbat
053	Hydrated Yellow Tall Grass	Water x2, Yellow Tall Grass x4	Piplup, Marill, Azurill, Prinplup
054	Marshy Tall Grass	Muddy Water x2, Yellow Tall Grass x4	Wooper (Paldean)
055	Overgrowth Vending Machine	Yellow Tall Grass x4, Vending Machine x1	Mareep

Flower Habitats (#056 - #058)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
056	Breezy Flower Bed	Seashore Flowers x4	Pawmi, Zorua
057	Tropical Vibes	Large Palm Tree x1, Seashore Flowers x4	Gloom, Exeggcute
058	Windy Flower Bed	Windmill x1, Seashore Flowers x4	Pelipper

Urban and Coastal Habitats

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
060	Tropical Seaside	Large Palm Tree x1, Hedge x4, Ocean Water x2	Lapras
061	Resting Spot	Cardboard Boxes x1, Straw Bed x1	Meowth
062	Perpetual Mess	Cardboard Boxes x1, Toy x2	Growlithe, Azurill
063	Trash Collection Site	Waste Bin x1, Sign x1, Garbage Bags x1	Trubbish
067	Tantalizing Restaurant	Seat x1, Table x1, Menu Board x1, Plated Food x1	Pawmi, Pawmo
069	Chirp-Chirp Meal	Wooden Birdhouse x1, Plated Food x1, Table x1	Torchic
075	Changing Area	Closet x1, Mirror (Large) x1	Minccino
077	Knitting Station	Seat x1, Table x1, Knitting Supplies x1	Mareep, Flaaffy
079	Resort Meal Prep	Large Palm Tree x1, Seat x1, Campfire x1, Plated Food x1	Torchic, Growlithe
080	All Packed Up	Cart x1, Cardboard Boxes x2	Farfetch'd, Makuhita
082	Alarm Clock Sleep Zone	Bed x1, Table x1, Alarm Clock x1	Happiny
083	Vending Machine Break Area	Vending Machine x1, Seat (Wide) x1	Grubbin, Charjabug
086	Waterwheel Spot	Waterwheel x1, Waterfall x1, Water x2	Prinplup
087	Furnace Spot	Metal Drum x1, Furnace x1	Combusken
088	Dock	Walkway x4, Ocean Water x2, Streetlight x1	Marill, Azumarill
091	Gourmet's Altar	Offering Dish x1	Snorlax

Rocky Ridges Habitats

The third region uses Red Tall Grass and Mountain Flowers. Rocky Ridges introduces elemental habitats featuring hot springs, lava pools, and mining-themed environments.

Grass Habitats (#098 - #103)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
098	Red Tall Grass	Red Tall Grass x4	Scorbunny, Kricketot, Kricketune, Riolu
099	Tree-Shaded Red Tall Grass	Large Tree x1, Red Tall Grass x4	Diglett, Bonsly
100	Pointy Tree-Shaded Rocky Tall Grass	Pointy Tree x1, Large Boulder x1, Red Tall Grass x4	Dartrix
101	Hydrated Red Tall Grass	Red Tall Grass x4, Water x2	Lotad, Lombre
103	Grassy Training Field	Sandbags x2, Red Tall Grass x4	Machoke

Flower Habitats (#104 - #106)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
104	Graceful Flower Bed	Mountain Flowers x4	Fidough, Cleffa, Clefairy
105	Tree-Shaded Graceful Flower Bed	Pointy Tree x1, Mountain Flowers x4	Murkrow, Volcarona (rare)

Elemental and Industrial Habitats

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
109	Uplifting Duckweed	Duckweed x4, Water x2	Lotad, Ludicolo (rare)
110	Mossy Rest Spot	Moss x4	Larvitar
111	Mossy Boulder	Moss x4, Mossy Boulder x1	Graveler
112	Mossy Hot Spring	Moss x4, Hot-Spring Water x2	Torkoal
115	Piping-Hot Lava	Molten Rock x1, Lava x2	Charcadet, Volcarona
116	Digging and Burning	Wheelbarrow x1, Excavation Tools x1, Smelting Furnace x1	Magmar
129	Mini Museum	Post x3, Pedestal x1, Lost Relic (Large) x1	Gimmighoul
130	Refreshing Locker Room	Office Locker x2, Seat (Wide) x1, Potted Plant x1, Punching Game x1	Raboot
131	Bronze Landmark	Hedge x4, Moonlight Dance Statue x1, Sign x1	Clefairy, Clefable (rare)
132	Railroad Crossing	Railway Track x1, Crossing Gate x1	Carkol

Sparkling Skylands Habitats

The fourth region uses Pink Tall Grass and Skyland Flowers. Many habitats here are elevated or involve rare crafted furniture. This region is also home to several endgame Pokemon.

Grass Habitats (#137 - #140)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
137	Pink Tall Grass	Pink Tall Grass x4	Trapinch, Vibrava, Swablu, Duskull
138	Tree-Shaded Pink Tall Grass	Large Tree x1, Pink Tall Grass x4	Sprigatito, Dreepy, Pupitar
139	Hydrated Pink Tall Grass	Pink Tall Grass x4, Water x2	Froakie
140	Elevated Pink Tall Grass	Pink Tall Grass x4, High-Up Location	Corvisquire

Flower and Garden Habitats (#142 - #147)

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
142	Fluffy Flower Bed	Skyland Flowers x4	Vulpix, Rookidee, Misdreavus
143	Hydrated Fluffy Flower Bed	Skyland Flowers x4, Water x2	Dratini
145	Waterside Dinghy	Canoe x1, Duckweed x2, Water x2, High-Up Location	Dragonite (rare)
147	Birdsong Garden	Stylish Hedge x1, Wooden Birdhouse x1	Altaria

Advanced Habitats

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
151	Surging Psychic Power	Simple Cushion x1, Crystal Ball x1	Alakazam
157	Spotless Washing Station	Towel Rack x1, Wall Mirror x1, Sink x1	Mr. Mime
165	Playland	Slide x1, Toy x1	Snivy
176	Nature's Market	Large Tree x1, Large Boulder x1, Table x2, Cash Register x1	Raichu
177	Construction Site Generator	Furnace x1, Iron Scaffold x2, Iron Pipes x1	Conkeldurr

Special Habitats

These habitats are not tied to a specific region's grass or flower type. They use unique items, food-based setups, or specific environmental features.

Fishing Habitats (#184 - #188)

All five fishing habitats require a Fishing Rod (found as a Lost Relic), a Seat, and a specific type of water. They can be built in any region.

#	Habitat	Water Type	Pokemon
184	Fishing Pond	Water (freshwater)	Slowking (rare)
185	Ocean Fishing Spot	Ocean Water	Magikarp, Gastrodon
186	Marsh Fishing Spot	Muddy Water	Grimer, Muk (rare), Clodsire (rare)
187	Hot-Spring Fishing Spot	Hot-Spring Water	Lotad, Lombre
188	Magma Fishing Spot	Lava	Arcanine

Fossil Display Habitats

Fossil habitats attract prehistoric Pokemon. Each requires specific fossil pieces displayed on Pedestals or Exhibition Stands. Fossil pieces are found inside treasure blocks using the Dowsing Machine.

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
193	Amber Fossil Display	Pedestal x2, Amber Fossil pieces	Aerodactyl
194	Cranium Fossil Display	Pedestal x2, Cranium Fossil pieces	Cranidos, Rampardos
195	Shield Fossil Display	Pedestal x2, Shield Fossil pieces	Shieldon, Bastiodon
196	Jaw Fossil Display	Pedestal x2, Jaw Fossil pieces	Tyrunt, Tyrantrum
197	Fin Fossil Display	Pedestal x2, Fin Fossil pieces	Amaura, Aurorus

Shrine Habitats

#	Habitat	Requirements	Pokemon
190	Valiant Knight's Shrine	Pedestal x1, Valiant Armor x1, Stepping Stones x2, Firepit x2	Armarouge
191	Malicious Knight's Shrine	Pedestal x1, Malicious Armor x1, Stepping Stones x2, Firepit x2	Ceruledge

Eeveelution Habitats (#202 - #209)

All eight Eeveelution habitats are exclusive to Palette Town. Each requires a Seat, a Table, and a specific food item. Build a Pretty Flower Bed (#008) in Palette Town first to attract Eevee, then construct these food-themed habitats for each evolution.

#	Habitat	Food Item	Pokemon
202	Boundless Blue Beverage	Soda Float	Vaporeon
203	Electrifying Potatoes	Fried Potatoes	Jolteon
204	Burning-Hot Spice	Pizza	Flareon
205	Elegant Daytime Treats	Afternoon Tea Set	Espeon
206	Dark-Chocolate Cookies	Chocolate Cookies	Umbreon
207	Leafy Green Sandwich	Sandwiches	Leafeon
208	Chilly Shaved Ice	Shaved Ice	Glaceon
209	Lovely Ribbon Cake	Ribbon Cake	Sylveon

Habitat Building Tips

One Pokemon per habitat. Each completed habitat can only house one Pokemon at a time. If you need to attract a different species from the same habitat, build a duplicate copy in another location or relocate the current resident.
Proximity matters, not exact positioning. Items just need to be within range of each other. You do not need to place them in a specific formation. A sparkle effect confirms the habitat is correctly assembled.
Location context changes the result. The same set of items placed near water, at high elevation, or in a different region may create a completely different habitat. Experiment with placement.
Duplicate habitats for rare spawns. Build multiple copies of the same habitat type to increase your chances of encountering rare Pokemon that require specific weather or time of day conditions.
Use Palette Town for flexibility. Palette Town accepts grass, flower, and hedge types from all four regions. It is the best location for building habitats that normally require region-specific materials.
Exhaust common spawns first. Since duplicate Pokemon cannot be recruited, befriending all common and uncommon species from a habitat guarantees the next spawn will be the rare Pokemon.
Check weather and time. Some Pokemon only appear in rain, sunshine, daytime, or nighttime. Set up Weather Charm sites (Rain Dance, Sunny Day) to control conditions.
Track progress with Poke Ball icons. A grey Poke Ball on a habitat entry means you still have undiscovered species. Build that habitat again and wait for new Pokemon to appear.

Habitat Count by Category

The 209 habitats span a wide range of categories. Here is an approximate breakdown:

Category	Approximate Count	Examples
Grass variants	~25	Tall Grass, Tree-Shaded, Boulder-Shaded, Hydrated, Elevated, Illuminated (x4 regions)
Flower variants	~18	Pretty Flower Bed, Field of Flowers, Grave with Flowers (x4 regions)
Dining and food	~20	Campsite, Restaurant, Chirp-Chirp Meal, Gourmet's Altar, Eeveelution food habitats
Water and fishing	~12	Fishing Pond, Ocean Fishing Spot, Dock, Waterwheel, Training Waterfall
Hot springs and lava	~8	Mossy Hot Spring, Piping-Hot Lava, Magma Fishing Spot
Rest and living	~15	Resting Spot, Alarm Clock Sleep Zone, Changing Area, Locker Room
Training and work	~15	Exercise Resting Point, Grassy Training Field, Construction Site
Shops and displays	~12	Mini Museum, Nature's Market, Vending Machine, Bronze Landmark
Fossil displays	~7	Amber, Cranium, Shield, Jaw, Fin Fossil Displays
Shrines and special	~10	Valiant Knight's Shrine, Surging Psychic Power, Rain Dance Site
Moss and duckweed	~6	Mossy Rest Spot, Mossy Boulder, Uplifting Duckweed
Miscellaneous	~61	Road Sign, Railroad Crossing, Playland, Birdsong Garden, and many more

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