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Imitation Quiz Event
April 4, 2026 at 10:50 AM
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The Imitation Quiz is a special one-day event in Pokemon Pokopia that takes place every year on April 1 (April Fools' Day). During this event, Pokemon throughout your settlement begin imitating other species from their biome. Players must identify which Pokemon each impersonator is copying. Successfully answering three quizzes rewards the exclusive Inflatable Sudowoodo outdoor decoration.
Detail | Information |
|---|---|
Event Name | Imitation Quiz |
Dates | April 1, 5:00 AM to April 2, 5:00 AM (annually, based on NS2 system clock) |
Duration | 24 hours |
Requirement | At least one Pokemon Center must be fully rebuilt |
Reward | Inflatable Sudowoodo (outdoor decoration) |
Repeatable | Annually on April 1 |
On April 1, Pokemon in your settlement will start acting strangely, imitating the behavior and appearance of other species from their biome.
Walk up to an imitating Pokemon and interact with it. A quiz prompt appears asking you to identify which Pokemon it is copying.
Select the correct answer. There is no penalty for wrong answers; you can try again until you get it right.
Answer three separate quizzes correctly to complete the event challenge.
After completing three quizzes, the Inflatable Sudowoodo decoration is added to your inventory.
The Inflatable Sudowoodo is a whimsical outdoor decoration shaped like a balloon version of Sudowoodo. When placed, it stands upright and periodically dances. This item is exclusive to the Imitation Quiz event and cannot be obtained any other way.
The event lasts only 24 hours. Make sure to complete it on April 1 before 5:00 AM on April 2.
Wrong answers carry no penalty, so guess freely if you are unsure.
If you miss the event, you can set your Nintendo Switch 2 system clock to April 1 to trigger it. However, this may affect other time-sensitive features like daily resets.
The event recurs annually, so missing one year does not permanently lock you out of the reward.
