Pokémon Pokopia: Complete Pokédex Guide with All 300 Pokémon and How to Befriend ‘Em All

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Pokémon Pokopia: Complete Pokédex Guide with All 300 Pokémon and How to Befriend ‘Em All

Ready to build the ultimate paradise for your pocket monsters? Pokémon Pokopia, the life simulator co-developed by Koei Tecmo and Game Freak, published by Nintendo and released on March 5, 2026 exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2, features one of the most ambitious Pokédex in the franchise with 300 Pokémon to invite into your world. And let’s be clear from the start: a few hours won’t be enough to complete this collection.

How the Pokédex works and how to attract creatures in Pokémon Pokopia

In Pokémon Pokopia, the concept of catching is completely rethought. You no longer catch Pokémon with Poké Balls: you attract them by building habitats tailored to their preferences in your reconstructed world. Each species has its own requirements, whether it’s a specific type of terrain, a particular decoration, or a precise environment. That’s the whole principle behind the Habitat Dex, Pokémon Pokopia‘s new system that catalogs over 200 different habitats to create or discover in hopes of seeing every available species show up.

To maximize your progression in the Pokémon Pokopia Pokédex, a few habits are essential from the start of the adventure. Regularly checking the specialties of Pokémon already living in your town allows you to unlock essential moves like Cut or Rock Smash, which open access to new habitats and therefore new species. Time-limited events, like the first Tufts for Cottonee event launched on March 10, 2026, also introduce extra Pokémon outside the base 300, so keep an eye on the calendar.

Certain rare species require considerable investment, especially the Legendary Pokémon that make up the true endgame challenge in Pokémon Pokopia. Monumental constructions crafted with rare materials and the help of your community will be necessary to make the franchise’s biggest names appear. No Shiny Pokémon on the other hand, which is good news for perfectionists: completing the Pokédex depends solely on building the right habitats, not on a lottery.

The First 50 Pokémon of Pokopia

Here’s the list of the first 50 Pokémon to collect:

  • Bulbasaur (#1): Green tall grass (4 tall grass)
  • Ivysaur (#2): Flower field (8 wild plants)
  • Venusaur (#3): Garden terrace (4 wild flowers + garden chair + table + lantern) / Flower field
  • Charmander (#4): Green tall grass (in sunny or cloudy weather)
  • Charmeleon (#5): Camping area (campfire + straw table + straw stool)
  • Charizard (#6): Berry Camp (Strong weather charm ×2 + fire + berry basket + elevated location) / Green tall grass
  • Squirtle (#7): Green tall grass / Watered tall grass (4 grass + 2 water)
  • Wartortle (#8): Watered tall grass (4 grass + 2 water)
  • Blastoise (#9): Shaded water play area (inflatable boat + parasol + 2 water) / Watered tall grass
  • Pidgey (#10): Pretty flower patch (4 wild flowers) / Elevated tall grass (during the day)
  • Pidgeotto (#11): Elevated tall grass (4 grass + elevated location) / Pretty flower patch (during the day)
  • Pidgeot (#12): Elevated tall grass / Pretty flower patch (during the day)
  • Oddish (#13): Green tall grass (at night only)
  • Gloom (#14): Tropical atmosphere (large palm tree + 4 beach flowers)
  • Vileplume (#15): Chansey rest area (6 hedges + large seat + Chansey plant)
  • Bellossom (#16): Chansey rest area (6 hedges + large seat + Chansey plant)
  • Paras (#17): Elevated flower patch (4 wild flowers + elevated location) / Flower garden
  • Parasect (#18): Flower garden (4 hedges + 4 wild flowers) / Elevated flower patch
  • Venonat (#19): Lit tall grass (4 grass + lighting) / Lit bench (at night)
  • Venomoth (#20): Lit bench (wide seat + street lamp) / Lit tall grass (at night)
  • Bellsprout (#21): Tall grass under a tree (large tree + 4 grass)
  • Weepinbell (#22): Floral table (seat + table + small vase) / Irresistible scent and glow
  • Victreebel (#23): Floral table (seat + table + small vase) / Irresistible scent and glow
  • Slowpoke (#24): Seaside tall grass (4 grass + 2 seawater)
  • Slowbro (#25): Fishing spot (fishing rod + seat + water) / Bed with plushie / Seaside tall grass
  • Slowking (#26): Fishing spot / Bed with plushie (bed + doll) / Seaside tall grass
  • Magnemite (#27): Industrial reserve (street lamp + control unit + metal barrel + tangled cables)
  • Magneton (#28): Game corner (arcade cabinet + seat + boxing machine) / Trash corner (4 trash cans)
  • Magnezone (#29): Game corner (arcade cabinet + seat + boxing machine)
  • Onix (#30): Dry tall grass (4 dry grass + smooth rock)
  • Steelix (#31): Metal worksite (3 metal beams + wheelbarrow + sandbags + worksite tools)
  • Cubone (#32): Floral gravestone (1 wild flower + 1 gravestone)
  • Marowak (#33): Floral gravestone (2 gravestones + flowers)
  • Tyrogue (#34): Training waterfall (seat + 2 water + waterfall)
  • Hitmonlee (#35): Infirmary (seat + table + first aid kit)
  • Hitmonchan (#36): Post-training corner (punching bag + seat)
  • Hitmontop (#37): Sports infirmary (table + punching bag + first aid kit)
  • Koffing (#38): Waste collection site (central trash can ×4)
  • Weezing (#39): Waste collection site (central trash can ×4)
  • Tangela (#40): Tall grass under a tree (data pending)
  • Tangrowth (#41): Professor’s Treasure (professor’s treasure + 4 important relics + bed)
  • Scyther (#42): Tall grass under a tree (large tree + 4 grass)
  • Scizor (#43): Tall grass under a tree (large tree + 4 grass)
  • Pinsir (#44): Tall grass under a tree (large tree + 4 grass)
  • Magikarp (#45): Sea fishing spot (fishing rod + seat + seawater)
  • Gyarados (#46): Sea fishing spot (data pending)
  • Ditto (#47): It’s you! (Ditto = the player)
  • Hoothoot (#48): Pretty flower patch / Elevated tall grass / Softly lit bed (at night)
  • Noctowl (#49): Softly lit bed (bed + table + thin candle) / Elevated tall grass (at night)

Pokémon 50 to 99 of Pokopia

Here’s the list of Pokémon 50 to 99 to collect:

  • Heracross (#50): Tall grass under a tree (large tree + 4 grass)
  • Volbeat (#51): Watered flower patch (4 flowers + water)
  • Illumise (#52): Watered flower patch (4 flowers + water)
  • Gulpin (#53): Tempting dining table (seat + table + served dish)
  • Swalot (#54): Festive surprise table (seat + table + served dish + decoration)
  • Cacnea (#55): Sunny Day Site (Weather charm ×2 + wall or floor)
  • Cacturne (#56): Flower patch under a tree (at night)
  • Combee (#57): Pretty flower patch (4 wild flowers)
  • Vespiquen (#58): Flower field (8 wild plants)
  • Shellos (#59): Direction sign (sign + 3 wooden paths)
  • Gastrodon (#60): Sea fishing spot (fishing rod + seat + seawater)
  • Drifloon (#61): Hot air current zone (3 campfires in a row, lit by Charmander), a story character
  • Drifblim (#62): Central plushies (large seat + doll)
  • Drilbur (#63): Fresh vegetable garden (8 vegetables planted and watered)
  • Excadrill (#64): Fresh vegetable garden (8 vegetables planted and watered)
  • Timburr (#65): Tall grass with rock (4 grass + rock)
  • Gurdurr (#66): Large luggage rack (large luggage cart)
  • Conkeldurr (#67): Heated worksite corner (furnace + tools)
  • Litwick (#68): Gravestone with offering (gravestone + offering + lighting)
  • Lampent (#69): Gravestone with offering (gravestone + offering + lighting)
  • Chandelure (#70): Gravestone with offering (gravestone + offering + lighting)
  • Axew (#71): Lumberjack’s workshop (log chair + cart + wooden table + tree stump)
  • Fraxure (#72): Lumberjack’s workshop (log chair + cart + wooden table + tree stump)
  • Haxorus (#73): Lumberjack’s workshop (log chair + cart + wooden table + tree stump)
  • Goomy (#74): Rain Dance Site (Rain weather charm ×2) / Flower patch under a tree
  • Sliggoo (#75): Watered tall grass (in rainy weather)
  • Goodra (#76): Watered tall grass (in rainy weather)
  • Cramorant (#77): Riverside tall grass (4 grass + 2 seawater)
  • Pichu (#78): Picnic corner (picnic basket + cannon + window)
  • Pikachu (#79): Pikachu space (upgraded picnic corner)
  • Raichu (#80): Open-air market (stalls + products)
  • Zubat (#81): Yellow tall grass under a tree (at night)
  • Golbat (#82): Yellow tall grass under a tree (at night)
  • Crobat (#83): Waste disposal site (trash can ×4)
  • Meowth (#84): Cash register (register + seat)
  • Persian (#85): Evil Organization HQ (luxury furniture + specific decorations)
  • Psyduck (#86): Hot spring shower (shower + hot spring)
  • Golduck (#87): Hot spring shower (shower + hot spring)
  • Growlithe (#88): Seaside meal corner (beach table + food)
  • Arcanine (#89): Mini museum (display case + relics)
  • Farfetch’d (#90): Large luggage cart (cart + luggage)
  • Grimer (#91): Swampy fishing spot (fishing rod + swamp grass)
  • Muk (#92): Swampy fishing spot (fishing rod + swamp grass)
  • Gastly (#93): Sinister study (desk + candle + book, at night)
  • Haunter (#94): Surprise in reserve (crate + mysterious decoration) / Sinister study (at night)
  • Gengar (#95): Surprise in reserve (at night)
  • Voltorb (#96): Pirate game / Park bench (bench + street lamp)
  • Electrode (#97): Pirate game (arcade cabinet + seat + boxing game) / Park bench
  • Exeggcute (#98): Beach chair under a tree (lounger + parasol + tree)
  • Exeggutor (#99): Beach chair under a tree (lounger + parasol + tree)

Pokémon 100 to 149 of Pokopia

Here’s the list of Pokémon 100 to 149 to collect:

  • Happiny (#100): Cash register
  • Chansey (#101): Restful sleep corner
  • Blissey (#102): Chansey rest area
  • Elekid (#103): Vending machine
  • Electabuzz (#104): Trash corner / Vending machine
  • Electivire (#105): Bright stage / Vending machine
  • Lapras (#106): Tropical coastline
  • Munchlax (#107): Snorlax under a tree / Bed with plushie
  • Snorlax (#108): Gourmet offering altar
  • Spinarak (#109): Yellow tall grass
  • Ariados (#110): Yellow tall grass
  • Mareep (#111): Knitting space
  • Flaaffy (#112): Knitting space
  • Ampharos (#113): Knitting space
  • Azurill (#114): Yellow riverside tall grass
  • Marill (#115): Pier
  • Azumarill (#116): Pier
  • Wooper (#117): Swamp tall grass
  • Clodsire (#118): Swamp tall grass
  • Smeargle (#119): Found while exploring
  • Torchic (#120): Chick snack corner
  • Combusken (#121): Pyro generator corner
  • Blaziken (#122): Chick snack corner
  • Wingull (#123): Elevated yellow tall grass
  • Pelipper (#124): Windy flower patch
  • Makuhita (#125): Yellow tall grass under a tree
  • Hariyama (#126): Yellow tall grass under a tree
  • Absol (#127): Elevated red tall grass
  • Piplup (#128): Yellow riverside tall grass
  • Prinplup (#129): Hydro generator corner
  • Empoleon (#130): Hydro generator corner
  • Audino (#131): Cash register
  • Trubbish (#132): Dump
  • Garbodor (#133): Dump
  • Zorua (#134): Refreshing flower patch
  • Zoroark (#135): Refreshing flower patch
  • Minccino (#136): Fitting room space
  • Cinccino (#137): Private makeup room
  • Grubbin (#138): Yellow tall grass / Vending break
  • Charjabug (#139): Vending break
  • Vikavolt (#140): Flower patch under a tree
  • Mimikyu (#141): Pikachu space
  • Pawmi (#142): Refreshing flower patch
  • Pawmo (#143): Big appetite corner
  • Pawmot (#144): Mini café
  • Tatsugiri (#145): Beach corner
  • Ekans (#146): Watered splendid flower patch
  • Arbok (#147): Watered splendid flower patch
  • Cleffa (#148): Splendid flower patch
  • Clefairy (#149): Bronze monument

Pokémon 150 to 199 of Pokopia

Here’s the list of Pokémon 150 to 199 to collect:

  • Clefable (#150): Bronze monument / Splendid flower patch
  • Igglybuff (#151): Flower-lined stump stage
  • Jigglypuff (#152): Flower-lined stump stage
  • Wigglytuff (#153): Recital stage
  • Diglett (#154): Snack corner in the shed
  • Dugtrio (#155): Festive table
  • Machop (#156): Tall grass near a rock
  • Machoke (#157): Training corner in tall grass
  • Machamp (#158): Metal frame under construction / Grassy training ground
  • Geodude (#159): Green tall grass
  • Graveler (#160): Moss-covered rock
  • Golem (#161): Moss-covered rock
  • Magby (#162): Pretty flower patch
  • Magmar (#163): Fusion extraction site
  • Magmortar (#164): Small kitchen
  • Bonsly (#165): Red tall grass under a tree
  • Sudowoodo (#166): Red tall grass under a tree
  • Murkrow (#167): Splendid flowers under a tree
  • Honchkrow (#168): Elevated red tall grass
  • Larvitar (#169): Mossy corner
  • Pupitar (#170): Pink tall grass under a tree
  • Tyranitar (#171): Mossy corner
  • Lotad (#172): Hot spring fishing spot
  • Lombre (#173): Hot spring fishing spot
  • Ludicolo (#174): Pond with floating plants
  • Mawile (#175): Cash register
  • Torkoal (#176): Mossy hot spring
  • Kricketot (#177): Red tall grass
  • Kricketune (#178): Red tall grass
  • Chatot (#179): Elevated red tall grass
  • Riolu (#180): Rhythmic training space
  • Lucario (#181): Rhythmic training space
  • Rotom (#182): Found while exploring
  • Larvesta (#183): Splendid flowers under a tree
  • Volcarona (#184): Burning lava
  • Rowlet (#185): Fresh vegetable garden
  • Dartrix (#186): Tall grass with rock and pine tree
  • Decidueye (#187): Tall grass with rock and pine tree
  • Scorbunny (#188): Red tall grass
  • Raboot (#189): Pleasant changing room
  • Cinderace (#190): Pleasant changing room
  • Skwovet (#191): Tall grass under a tree
  • Greedent (#192): Professional kitchen
  • Rolycoly (#193): Railroad crossing
  • Carkol (#194): Railroad crossing
  • Coalossal (#195): Railroad crossing
  • Toxel (#196): Lazy photo scrolling
  • Toxtricity (#197): Red tall grass
  • Fidough (#198): Bakery / Splendid flower patch
  • Dachsbun (#199): Splendid flower patch

Pokémon 200 to 249 of Pokopia

Here’s the list of Pokémon 200 to 249 to collect:

  • Charcadet (#200): Burning lava
  • Armarouge (#201): Benevolent knight sanctuary
  • Ceruledge (#202): Malevolent knight sanctuary
  • Glimmet (#203): Eerie white rocks
  • Glimmora (#204): Eerie white rocks / Snack corner in the shed
  • Gimmighoul (#205): Mini museum
  • Gholdengo (#206): Pink riverside tall grass
  • Vulpix (#207): Fluffy flower patch
  • Ninetales (#208): Fluffy flower patch
  • Poliwag (#209): Watered fluffy flower patch
  • Poliwhirl (#210): Watered fluffy flower patch
  • Poliwrath (#211): Dojo training hall / Manhole inspection
  • Politoed (#212): Harmonious thermal baths / Flowery stump stage
  • Abra (#213): Divination table
  • Kadabra (#214): Divination table
  • Alakazam (#215): Psychic power-filled corner
  • Mime Jr. (#216): Spotless wash station
  • Mr. Mime (#217): Spotless wash station
  • Porygon (#218): Scientist’s office
  • Porygon2 (#219): Scientist’s office
  • Porygon-Z (#220): Scientist’s office
  • Dratini (#221): Watered fluffy flower patch
  • Dragonair (#222): Watered fluffy flower patch
  • Dragonite (#223): Boat on the water
  • Cyndaquil (#224): Secret hideout with pipe
  • Quilava (#225): Relaxation corner with fireplace / Secret hideout with pipe
  • Typhlosion (#226): Relaxation corner with fireplace
  • Misdreavus (#227): Fluffy flower patch
  • Mismagius (#228): Fluffy flower patch
  • Girafarig (#229): Fluffy flowers under a tree
  • Farigiraf (#230): Fluffy flowers under a tree
  • Ralts (#231): Study space
  • Kirlia (#232): Vanity with humidifier
  • Gardevoir (#233): Vanity with humidifier
  • Gallade (#234): Vanity with humidifier
  • Plusle (#235): Picturesque photo booth
  • Minun (#236): Picturesque photo booth
  • Trapinch (#237): Pink tall grass
  • Vibrava (#238): Pink tall grass
  • Flygon (#239): Pink tall grass
  • Swablu (#240): Pink tall grass
  • Altaria (#241): Chirping garden
  • Duskull (#242): Pink tall grass
  • Dusclops (#243): Pink tall grass
  • Dusknoir (#244): Television among the trash
  • Beldum (#245): Cyclist rest stop
  • Metang (#246): Apprentice professor program
  • Metagross (#247): Apprentice professor program
  • Snivy (#248): Playground
  • Servine (#249): Fluffy flowers under a tree

Pokémon 250 to 300 of Pokopia

Here’s the list of Pokémon 250 to 300 to collect:

  • Serperior (#250): Fluffy flowers under a tree
  • Froakie (#251): Pink riverside tall grass
  • Frogadier (#252): Pink riverside tall grass
  • Greninja (#253): Pink riverside tall grass
  • Dedenne (#254): Tire park
  • Noibat (#255): Rhythmic lounge
  • Noivern (#256): Rhythmic lounge
  • Rookidee (#257): Fluffy flower patch
  • Corvisquire (#258): Elevated pink tall grass
  • Corviknight (#259): Elevated pink tall grass / Manhole inspection
  • Dreepy (#260): Pink tall grass under a tree
  • Drakloak (#261): Office reserve
  • Dragapult (#262): Pink tall grass under a tree
  • Sprigatito (#263): Pink tall grass under a tree
  • Floragato (#264): Interrogation office
  • Meowscarada (#265): Interrogation office
  • Wattrel (#266): Elevated pink tall grass
  • Kilowattrel (#267): Elevated pink tall grass
  • Tinkatink (#268): Large luggage rack
  • Tinkatuff (#269): Large luggage rack
  • Tinkaton (#270): Large luggage rack
  • Aerodactyl (#271): Winged fossil display
  • Cranidos (#272): Skull fossil display
  • Rampardos (#273): Frontal fossil display
  • Shieldon (#274): Armor fossil display
  • Bastiodon (#275): Shield fossil display
  • Tyrunt (#276): Jaw fossil display
  • Tyrantrum (#277): Tyrant fossil display
  • Amaura (#278): Sail fossil display
  • Aurorus (#279): Tundra fossil display
  • Eevee (#280): Pretty flower patch
  • Vaporeon (#281): Ocean iced drink corner
  • Jolteon (#282): Electrifying fries corner
  • Flareon (#283): Spicy pizza corner
  • Espeon (#284): Sweet treats corner
  • Umbreon (#285): Dark chocolate cookies corner
  • Leafeon (#286): Vegetarian sandwich corner
  • Glaceon (#287): Shaved ice corner
  • Sylveon (#288): Adorable cake corner
  • Kyogre (#289): Visits you at Cornerhill from time to time
  • Raikou (#290): Can appear in caves on a Dream Island of the Pikachu Plush
  • Entei (#291): Can appear in caves on a Dream Island of the Arcanine Plush
  • Suicune (#292): Can appear in caves on a Dream Island of the Eevee Plush
  • Volcanion (#293): Visits you at Cornerhill from time to time
  • Articuno (#294): Build the twin icehouses
  • Zapdos (#295): Build the power plant
  • Moltres (#296): Build the Altar of Embers
  • Ho-Oh (#297): Craft a clear bell after meeting Suicune, Raikou and Entei
  • Lugia (#298): Craft a tidal bell after meeting Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres
  • Mewtwo (#299): Scripted encounter at the Sparkling Skylands
  • Mew (#300): Find all the mysterious tablets

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