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11 Overview

33 Character customization in Pokemon Pokopia includes hairstyles, hair colors, skin tones, clothing, accessories, and full outfits. At game start, players choose from 7 starting hairstyles (with 3 more unlockable), 28 hair color shades, and 10 skin tones. Appearance changes can be made at any time by interacting with a mirror, wardrobe, or dressing table. Outfits are found as collectible "Human Records" throughout the game world, each referencing a classic Pokemon character or trainer class.

55 Since the player character is Ditto disguised as a humanoid form (based on its former trainer's appearance), all customization options incorporate subtle "drip effects" that reflect Ditto's gloopy, transformative nature. There are no gender locks on any customization options.

77 Hairstyles

99 Seven hairstyle options are available during character creation. All hairstyles are accessible regardless of initial appearance choices (no gender restrictions). Three additional hairstyles can be unlocked by finding Human Records in the world and on Dream Islands, bringing the total to 10.

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1212 Starting Hairstyles

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1414 HairstyleDescriptionShortClose-cropped basic hairstylePigtailsTwo pigtails on either sideBunsHair gathered into rounded bunsTwo-Block CutUndercut with longer topBraided PigtailsTwo braided pigtailsLocsDreadlock-style hairstyleShavedFully shaved head

1515 Unlockable Hairstyles

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1717 Three additional hairstyles are found as Human Records in the overworld and on Dream Islands. Each one references a classic Pokemon character.

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1919 HairstyleLocationReferenceMermaidWithered Wasteland: near where Onix was trappedMisty, Cerulean City Gym LeaderPartedWithered Wasteland: cliff top across the windmillFound early in the overworldLong BangsDream Islands (Pikachu): inside a caveGladion, a classic rival trainer

2020 All hairstyles incorporate Ditto's characteristic "drip effects," giving the hair a slightly gloopy, sticky quality that emphasizes the character's Ditto nature. Community members and the fan data mining account PLDH confirmed that options resembling Misty's hairstyle (side ponytail) and the Sun and Moon Sightseer NPC look are achievable through certain hairstyle and clothing combinations.

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2222 Hair Colors and Skin Tones

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2424 28 hair color options are available, covering a wide spectrum from natural shades (black, brown, blonde, red, gray, white) to lively colors. 10 skin tone options range from light to dark. Both can be changed at any time using a mirror.

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2626 Clothing

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2828 Beyond full outfits from Human Records, players can customize individual clothing pieces. Each category offers multiple designs with 8 color variants:

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3030 CategoryOptionsAvailable ColorsTops2 base designsBlack, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Green, Red, Pink, CyanPants2 base designsSame 8 colorsHeadwear2 hat stylesSame 8 colorsBags2 bag typesSame 8 colorsShoes (Familiar Sneakers)1 designSame 8 colors

3131 Individual clothing pieces can be mixed and matched freely to create custom looks. Equipping a full outfit from a Human Record overrides individual clothing choices with the complete outfit set. You can switch back to mix-and-match pieces at any time.

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3333 Outfits (Human Records)

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3535 Outfits are discovered through Human Records, collectible lore items that appear as glowing books with yellow sparkles lying on the ground. Walking up to a Human Record and pressing A collects it. You are given the option to wear the outfit immediately upon discovery; if you decline, it is saved to your wardrobe for later. Human Records also contain lore text about the humans who once inhabited Pokopia, with titles like "The Legendary Ninja Family" and "Gym Leader Monthly" that connect outfits to the game's backstory.

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3737 All Outfits

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3939 OutfitAreaLocationHuman Record TitleReferenceFamiliar Outfit 1StartingGiven at game beginningN/ADefaultFamiliar Outfit 2StartingGiven at game beginningN/AAlternate defaultNinja OutfitWithered WastelandDilapidated home right of the Pokemon Center (same room as the free mirror)"The Legendary Ninja Family"Koga and Janine, Fuchsia City Gym LeadersSailor OutfitBleak BeachAboard the SS Anne ship"Enjoy an Extravagant Voyage"Sailor trainer class from the SS AnneRanger OutfitBleak BeachNear the Pokemon Center"Unmasking the True Lt. Surge"Lt. SurgeSuper Nerd OutfitRocky RidgesNear the train tracks"Ophthalmology Journal (Spring)"Super Nerd trainer classRock-Solid OutfitRocky RidgesNear Chef Dente's kitchen"Gym Leader Monthly"Brock, Pewter City Gym LeaderPsychic Master OutfitSparkling SkylandsMain platform near Celadon Dept. Store"Sabrina Sets Sights on Big Screen"Sabrina and the psychic trainer classBlack Belt OutfitSparkling SkylandsNear the elevator repair area (Alakazam quest)"Black Belt Weekly Vol. 8"Black Belt trainer classTeam Rocket OutfitSparkling SkylandsGame Corner on the furthest island with neon lightsDiscusses Team Rocket and the Game CornerTeam Rocket organizationBird Keeper OutfitDream IslandsIn a room behind a rock wall (Pikachu Dream Island)UnknownBird Keeper trainer class

4040 Mirrors and Customization Stations

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4242 Mirrors are the primary way to change your appearance after character creation. Any item with a mirror surface works, including wall-mounted mirrors, freestanding mirrors, wardrobes, and dressing tables. Place the item anywhere, then press A in front of it to open the customization menu. Press the Plus button to confirm and save changes.

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4444 SourceDetailsFree mirror (Withered Wasteland)In the dilapidated room east of the Pokemon Center. Use Rock Smash to clear rubble. Same room as the Ninja Outfit Human Record. Press Y to collect the mirror and place it elsewhere.Pokemon Center PC ShopLarge Mirror for 50 Life Coins. Available at any rebuilt Pokemon Center.Workbench craftingMirrors can be crafted using Glass and Wood materials.WardrobesFound in the world or purchased. Function as both storage and customization stations.Dressing TablesRarer furniture items with mirrors attached. Function as both furniture and customization stations.Wiggly Mirror (Large Relic)A rare Lost Relic that functions as a mirror when placed as decoration.

4545 Ditto's Appearance

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4747 The player character is Ditto disguised as a humanoid form. The default facial appearance uses Ditto's characteristic simple eyes (beady dots and a small smile). Players can choose basic facial structures that mimic the look of a former trainer for a more human appearance.

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4949 While using Pokemon abilities, Ditto usually maintains its humanoid form but alters specific body parts (e.g., arms become plant stems for Leafage). For certain moves, Ditto fully transforms into Pokemon forms:

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5151 MoveDitto Transforms IntoSurfLaprasGlideDragoniteGenerate (electricity)MagnemiteRock Smash (boulders)Graveler

5252 Photo Mode

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5454 Photo Mode lets you capture screenshots showing your current outfit and surroundings. Access it by pressing the Minus button on Joy-Con or through the Pokedex menu.

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5656 ControlFunctionX buttonToggle between normal photo and selfie modeD-Pad DownChange Ditto's poseD-Pad Left/RightChange facial expressionsD-Pad UpCharacters look at cameraZL / ZRZoom out / Zoom inPlus buttonOpen frames and filters menu

5757 Special "Photo Ops" moments trigger alerts during gameplay. Capturing them unlocks new frames for customizing future photos. Photos are stored in two categories: "Memories" (standard photos) and "Reference Photos" (identification snapshots). On Cloud Islands (multiplayer), all players can pose together with their individual outfits visible for group photos.

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5959 Character References

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6161 Many customization options reference classic Pokemon characters. PLDH confirmed on X/Twitter that players can recreate several iconic looks by mixing and matching clothing pieces and hairstyles:

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6363 Blue (FireRed/LeafGreen): Clothing options matching Blue's rival outfit from the Gen III remakes.Misty: A hairstyle matching Misty's signature side ponytail, plus the ability to strike her pose in Photo Mode.Sun and Moon Sightseer NPC: A hairstyle and outfit combination resembling the tourist NPC from Gen VII.Brock: The Rock-Solid Outfit directly references Pewter City's Gym Leader.Koga/Janine: The Ninja Outfit references the Fuchsia City Gym Leaders and their "Legendary Ninja Family" lore.Sabrina: The Psychic Master Outfit references Saffron City's Gym Leader, found near the Celadon/Saffron-inspired area.Team Rocket: The Team Rocket Outfit references the villain organization, found at their iconic Game Corner front.

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6565 Tips

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6767 Grab the free mirror and Ninja Outfit in the dilapidated room right of the Withered Wasteland Pokemon Center early. Break the stones with Rock Smash to access the room.Buy a second mirror from the PC Shop (50 Life Coins) or craft one with Glass and Wood at your Workbench.Wardrobes and dressing tables also function as customization stations. If you find one in the world, you can change your appearance without a standalone mirror.Human Records glow with yellow sparkles and are easy to spot. When you find one, you can wear the outfit immediately or save it for later.All hairstyles and clothing options are available to all characters with no gender restrictions.Use Photo Mode (Minus button) to show outfits. Switch to selfie mode with X and try different poses with the D-Pad.The Team Rocket Outfit in Sparkling Skylands requires reaching the furthest island with neon lights in the Game Corner area.Mix individual clothing pieces for custom looks. Equipping a full Human Record outfit overrides your individual choices, but you can switch back at any time.

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