Pokémon Pokopia Wiki

Guide to all fast travel methods in Pokemon Pokopia, including Return Home, the Fly specialty, the Teleport specialty, rail tracks, and Ditto traversal moves.

How to unlock and use the Rock Smash move in Pokemon Pokopia. Taught by Hitmonchan at Withered Wasteland, Rock Smash lets Ditto break terrain blocks for materials.

Seaweed is a foraging ingredient in Pokemon Pokopia found at Bleak Beach and Palette Town. It has a Bitter flavor and is used in Seaweed Salad and Seaweed Soup recipes.

Machoke is a Fighting-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia found in the Grassy Training Field habitat at Rocky Ridges. It teaches Ditto the Strength move and has the Build specialty.

A complete step-by-step guide to obtaining all three Kanto Legendary Birds in Pokemon Pokopia, covering Palette Town access, building kit locations, material requirements, construction crew specialties, and the Tidal Bell reward for completing the trio.

Strange Strings are a rare special material in Pokemon Pokopia with a low chance of dropping from glowing blocks, used in unique crafting recipes.

Ariados is a Bug/Poison-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #110) found at the Yellow Tall Grass habitat as a Rare visitor. It has the Litter specialty and produces Twine.

Strength is a Ditto transformation move learned from Machoke in Rocky Ridges that allows pushing large boulders and blocks.

Zubat is a Poison/Flying-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia found in the Tree-Shaded Yellow Tall Grass and Park Bench habitats. It has the Search specialty and appears only at night.

Vaporeon is a Water-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #281) found at the Boundless Blue Beverage habitat in Palette Town. It has the Water specialty.

Tyranitar is a Rock/Dark-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #171) found at the Toil in the Soil and Mossy Rest Spot habitats. It has the Bulldoze and Crush specialties.

Small Log is a raw material in Pokemon Pokopia obtained by cutting down trees, which can be processed into Lumber by Pokemon with the Chop specialty.

Complete walkthrough for the What Made Those Mysterious Noises request in Pokemon Pokopia's Bleak Beach, including how to find Mosslax (Snorlax) and trigger the Brighten Things Up quest.

Generate is a Pokemon Pokopia specialty that powers machines and lights temporarily with electricity. More than two dozen Electric-type Pokemon can use it.

Guide to Weepinbell in Pokemon Pokopia, including habitat locations (Flowery Table, Irresistible Scent and Glow), specialties, preferences, and evolution info.

Digital Camera is an event-exclusive Toy item from Pokemon Pokopia's Sableye's Gem Hunt event. A high-tech decorative camera prop.

Leafeon is a Grass-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #286) found at the Leafy Green Sandwich habitat in Palette Town. It has the Grow specialty.

Greedent is a Normal-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #192), also known as Chef Dente. It is the only Pokemon with the Party specialty and is obtained through the main story by completing the Rescue Chef Dente request in Rocky Ridges.

A complete guide to finding and obtaining every crafting material in Pokemon Pokopia, including raw materials, ores, processed materials, Pokemon specialties, and region-by-region material sources.

Skwovet is a Normal-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #191) found at the Tree-shaded Tall Grass habitat in Palette Town. It has the Search and Hype specialties and prefers Warm environments.

Guide to the Gather Honey specialty in Pokemon Pokopia: how to trade honey with Vespiquen for random furniture items with exclusive patterns.

Clefairy is a Fairy-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #149) found at the Graceful Flower Bed and Bronze Landmark habitats. It has the Hype specialty and prefers Dark environments.

Gold Ingot is a premium processed material in Pokemon Pokopia, smelted from Gold Ore at a Smelting Furnace. It is used in 24 crafting recipes for luxury furniture and decorative items, three building kits including the Altar of the Flame, and key story quests such as the Team Initiation Challenge.

Trade is a Pokemon Specialty in Pokemon Pokopia. Pokemon with the Trade specialty exchange items with you at a Cash Register, running shops in your settlement that barter materials and goods.

An in-game magazine note in Pokemon Pokopia mentions the Sevii Islands as a hot-spot for rare Pokemon, fueling community speculation about future DLC. The reference combines with two locked area gates to suggest planned expansion content.

Guide to demolishing and removing houses in Pokemon Pokopia using Demolition Kits and Pokemon moves like Rock Smash and Rollout.

Complete guide to the More Spores for Hoppip limited-time event in Pokemon Pokopia, including Cotton Spore collection, event shop items, habitats for Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff, and all rewards.

Glowing Mushrooms are a raw material in Pokemon Pokopia found inside caves, used in crafting recipes for light-emitting decorations and furniture.

Dandy Flowers are paintable Flower & Plant decorations from Pokemon Pokopia's More Spores for Hoppip event. Required for Yellow Carpet and Dandelion Lunchtime habitats.

Chansey is a Normal-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia with the Trade specialty. Spawns commonly in all five regions and Cloud Islands. Befriended via the Full Recovery habitat.

Servine is a Grass-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #249) found at the Tree-shaded Fluffy Flower Bed habitat as a Rare visitor. It has the Grow and Litter specialties and produces Vine Rope.

Hype is a Pokemon Pokopia specialty where Pokemon dance to music and improve the mood of nearby Pokemon, boosting comfort levels across your settlement.

Axew is a Dragon-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #071) found at the Lumberjack's Workplace and Crazy Log Handicrafts habitats. It has the Chop specialty for processing Small Logs into Lumber.

Magmar is a Fire-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #163) found at the Digging and Burning habitat as a Common visitor. It has the Burn specialty and is part of the Magby, Magmar, and Magmortar family.

Step-by-step guide to building Porygon's Researcher's Desk habitat in Pokemon Pokopia, including all required items, the Science Experiment shortcut, and tips.

Tatsugiri is a Dragon/Water-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #145) with three forms: Curly, Droopy, and Stretchy. All forms are found at the Beach Set habitat as Rare visitors with the Trade specialty.

Porygon-Z is a Normal-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #220) found at the Game Corner Battle Zone habitat. It has the Rarify specialty and prefers bright environments.

Ludicolo is a Water/Grass-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia (Dex #174) found at the Uplifting Duckweed habitat. It has the Water and Hype specialties.

Estimated completion times for Pokemon Pokopia, including main story, completionist runs, and factors that affect playtime.

How to unlock and use the Jump move in Pokemon Pokopia. Taught by Magikarp at Withered Wasteland, Jump lets Ditto leap one block high for basic terrain traversal.