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How It Works

Pokopia has no catching. A Pokémon moves into your town when you build the habitat it wants, in a location where it appears, and it shows up under the right time and weather. Once it settles in, it lends you its specialty.

So the planner runs both ways. By Pokémon answers “what do I build to get this one?” — every habitat that attracts it, the materials that habitat needs, and the conditions. By habitat answers “I have this built, what should turn up?” Searching in habitat mode also matches on the Pokémon inside a habitat, so a name typed there finds the habitats that contain it.

Filters stack. Pick a location and a weather to see only what is reachable right now, or filter by specialty when you need a particular job done — a Build Pokémon for a project, or Water and Grow for watermelons in Bubbly Basin.

Bubbly Basin habitats are tagged separately. Set the Set filter to Bubbly Basin for DLC-only habitats, or Base game to exclude anything that needs the Expansion Pass.

Specialties

Every specialty in the game and what the Pokémon holding it will do for you.

SpecialtyWhat it does
AppraiseYou can show lost relics you've found to Professor Tangrowth, who will appraise them for you
BuildPokémon with the Build specialty will lead your building projects
BulldozePokémon with the Bulldoze specialty can lead your demolition, rebuilding or relocation projects
BurnPokémon with the Burn specialty can set fire to Flammable objects. They can also turn Squish clay into Brick
ChopPokémon with the Chop specialty can process small logs into lumber
CollectPokémon with the Collect specialty will trade you rare things for certain items
CrushPokémon with the Crush specialty can mash materials into different things
DJDJ Rotom can use the DJ specialty to play music CDs for you
Dream IslandPokémon with the Dream Island specialty can transport you to a Dream Island
EatMosslax has the Eat specialty. Something good may happen if you offer them food
EngineerTinkmaster has the Engineer specialty and can lead huge building projects
ExplodePokémon with the Explode specialty can be fired out of a cannon, destroying everything around them on impact
FlyPokémon with the Fly spceialty can fly you to a Pokémon you're searching fo
GatherPokémon with the Gather specialty will pick up items on the ground and put them inside a community box
Gather HoneyPokémon with the Gather Honey specialty will give you special furniture if you bring them honey
GeneratePokémon with the Generate specialty can power machines with electricty
GrowPokémon with the Grow specialty can make plants grow faster
HypePokémon with the Hype specialty will start dancing when they hear music, improving the mood
IlluminatePeakychu can use the Illuminate specialty to light up the whole town for you
LitterPokémon with the Litter specialty will drop useful materials near their homes
PaintSmearguru has the Paint specialty and can recolor certain items, such as furniture
PartyChef Dente can use the Party specialty to help you prepare food for parties
RarifyPokémon with the Rarify specialty can turn Star Pieces into rare Pokémetal
RecyclePokémon with the Recycle specialty can process nonburnable garbage into iron ore and wastepaper into paper
ScrubPokémon with the Scrub speciality clean grubby pearls into shiny pearls
SearchPokémon with the Search specialty can help you find buried items
StoragePokémon with the Storage specialty can hold on to your items for you
TeleportPokémon with the Teleport specialty can instantly take you to a Pokémon you're searching for
TradePokémon with the Trade speicalty can exchange items with you at a cash register
TransformDitto can improve its moves by using Transform
WaterPokémon with the Water specialty can use a full water basin to spray water on nearby fields and plants
YawnPokémon with the Yawn specialty can tell you how humid it is
Data. Habitat requirements, spawn conditions and specialty assignments are compiled from Serebii’s Pokémon Pokopia habitatdex. Corrections are welcome — if something here does not match what you see in game, the in-game text wins.

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