Pokopia Pokédex: 300 Pokémon, Specialties and Habitats

The Pokopia Pokédex on Serebii numbers 300 Pokémon in the main game, with 50 more in a separate Bubbly Basin list and 9 in an event list. Below is the whole main list with each Pokémon’s specialty, then how habitats make them move in and where the Legendaries come from. Everything was read from Serebii’s Pokopia database and Nintendo’s store page on 10 November 2026, 05:10 UTC.

Pokopia Pokédex quick answer

• Main Pokédex: 300 numbered entries (308 rows once forms such as Shellos East Sea and the three Tatsugiri forms are counted), per Serebii’s Available Pokémon page.
• Extra lists: 50 Bubbly Basin Pokémon and 9 event Pokémon, kept in their own Pokédex tabs.
• Specialties: every Pokémon has up to two, from a list of 32 on Serebii’s specialty page (Grow, Water, Burn, Trade and so on); they decide which jobs it can do for you.
• Habitats: you attract a Pokémon by building a habitat from several items. Serebii’s habitat list has 209 main entries, 36 Basin entries and 9 event entries.
• Not covered here: the item recipe for each habitat and each Pokémon’s own habitat list. Serebii keeps those on its individual Pokémon pages, and only a sample of those was read for this page, so no habitat is assigned to a Pokémon here without a source.

What is the Pokédex in Pokémon Pokopia?

Pokopia is a Switch 2 exclusive life sim from Game Freak and Koei Tecmo, released on 5 March 2026. You play a Ditto who rebuilds a withered world with help from Professor Tangrowth, and the Pokédex is the record of every Pokémon that has moved in. According to Nintendo’s product page, the Expansion Pass is released in three parts: Part 1 is the Bubbly Basin underwater area, Part 2 is Dazzling Decorations and Part 3 is due in 2027. Our Pokopia Dazzling Decorations DLC guide covers the Part 2 date and price.

The main list runs from Bulbasaur (#001) to Mew (#300). Serebii files the DLC and event Pokémon separately, each with its own numbering from #001, so a number alone is ambiguous: always check which tab you are in.

All 300 Pokémon in the Pokopia Pokédex and their specialties

This is Serebii’s main list in dex order, with the specialties it shows for each Pokémon. Serebii gives the same number to Professor Tangrowth and Tangrowth (#041), Pikachu and Peakychu (#079), Snorlax and Mosslax (#108), and to a few form pairs, so those numbers appear twice. Magikarp, Kyogre, Lugia and Ho-Oh show “???” on Serebii, which is left as unknown here.

No.	Pokémon	Specialty
001	Bulbasaur	Grow
002	Ivysaur	Grow
003	Venusaur	Grow, Litter
004	Charmander	Burn
005	Charmeleon	Burn
006	Charizard	Burn, Fly
007	Squirtle	Water
008	Wartortle	Water
009	Blastoise	Water, Trade
010	Pidgey	Fly, Search
011	Pidgeotto	Fly, Search
012	Pidgeot	Fly, Chop
013	Oddish	Grow
014	Gloom	Grow
015	Vileplume	Grow, Litter
016	Bellossom	Grow, Hype
017	Paras	Search
018	Parasect	Search
019	Venonat	Search
020	Venomoth	Search
021	Bellsprout	Grow, Litter
022	Weepinbell	Grow, Litter
023	Victreebel	Grow, Chop
024	Slowpoke	Water, Yawn
025	Slowbro	Water, Trade
026	Slowking	Water, Teleport
027	Magnemite	Generate
028	Magneton	Generate
029	Magnezone	Generate, Recycle
030	Onix	Crush, Bulldoze
031	Steelix	Crush, Bulldoze
032	Cubone	Build
033	Marowak	Build
034	Tyrogue	Trade
035	Hitmonlee	Trade
036	Hitmonchan	Trade
037	Hitmontop	Trade
038	Koffing	Recycle
039	Weezing	Recycle
040	Tangela	Grow, Litter
041	Professor Tangrowth	Appraise
041	Tangrowth	Grow, Litter
042	Scyther	Chop
043	Scizor	Chop
044	Pinsir	Chop, Build
045	Magikarp	Unknown on Serebii's list
046	Gyarados	Water
047	Ditto	Transform
048	Hoothoot	Trade, Fly
049	Noctowl	Trade, Fly
050	Heracross	Chop, Build
051	Volbeat	Hype
052	Illumise	Hype
053	Gulpin	Storage
054	Swalot	Storage
055	Cacnea	Grow
056	Cacturne	Grow, Litter
057	Combee	Litter
058	Vespiquen	Gather Honey, Search
059	Shellos	Water
059	Shellos East Sea	Water
060	Gastrodon	Water, Trade
060	Gastrodon East Sea	Water, Trade
061	Drifloon	Dream Island
062	Drifblim	Fly, Gather
063	Drilbur	Search
064	Excadrill	Search, Chop
065	Timburr	Build
066	Gurdurr	Build
067	Conkeldurr	Build, Crush
068	Litwick	Burn
069	Lampent	Burn
070	Chandelure	Burn
071	Axew	Chop
072	Fraxure	Chop
073	Haxorus	Chop, Litter
074	Goomy	Water
075	Sliggoo	Water
076	Goodra	Water, Trade
077	Cramorant	Fly, Water
078	Pichu	Generate
079	Peakychu	Illuminate
079	Pikachu	Generate
080	Raichu	Generate, Hype
081	Zubat	Search
082	Golbat	Search
083	Crobat	Search, Chop
084	Meowth	Trade
085	Persian	Trade, Search
086	Psyduck	Search
087	Golduck	Search
088	Growlithe	Burn, Search
089	Arcanine	Burn, Search
090	Farfetch'd	Chop, Build
091	Grimer	Litter
092	Muk	Litter
093	Gastly	Gather, Trade
094	Haunter	Gather, Trade
095	Gengar	Gather, Trade
096	Voltorb	Generate, Explode
097	Electrode	Generate, Explode
098	Exeggcute	Grow, Teleport
099	Exeggutor	Grow, Teleport
100	Happiny	Trade
101	Chansey	Trade
102	Blissey	Trade, Litter
103	Elekid	Generate
104	Electabuzz	Generate
105	Electivire	Generate, Crush
106	Lapras	Water
107	Munchlax	Bulldoze
108	Mosslax	Eat
108	Snorlax	Trade, Bulldoze
109	Spinarak	Litter
110	Ariados	Litter
111	Mareep	Generate, Litter
112	Flaaffy	Generate, Litter
113	Ampharos	Generate, Trade
114	Azurill	Water, Hype
115	Marill	Water, Hype
116	Azumarill	Water, Build
117	Paldean Wooper	Litter
118	Clodsire	Litter, Bulldoze
119	Smeargle	Paint
120	Torchic	Burn
121	Combusken	Burn, Build
122	Blaziken	Burn, Build
123	Wingull	Water, Fly
124	Pelipper	Water, Fly
125	Makuhita	Build, Bulldoze
126	Hariyama	Build, Bulldoze
127	Absol	Chop
128	Piplup	Water
129	Prinplup	Water, Trade
130	Empoleon	Water, Trade
131	Audino	Trade
132	Trubbish	Recycle
133	Garbodor	Recycle, Litter
134	Zorua	Trade
135	Zoroark	Trade, Chop
136	Minccino	Gather
137	Cinccino	Gather, Recycle
138	Grubbin	Chop
139	Charjabug	Generate, Chop
140	Vikavolt	Generate, Chop
141	Mimikyu	Trade
142	Pawmi	Generate
143	Pawmo	Generate, Crush
144	Pawmot	Generate, Crush
145	Tatsugiri Curly Form	Trade
145	Tatsugiri Droopy Form	Trade
145	Tatsugiri Stretchy Form	Trade
146	Ekans	Search
147	Arbok	Search
148	Cleffa	Hype
149	Clefairy	Hype
150	Clefable	Hype, Trade
151	Igglybuff	Hype
152	Jigglypuff	Hype
153	Wigglytuff	Hype, Trade
154	Diglett	Hype
155	Dugtrio	Hype, Crush
156	Machop	Build, Gather
157	Machoke	Build, Gather
158	Machamp	Build, Gather
159	Geodude	Crush
160	Graveler	Crush
161	Golem	Crush, Trade
162	Magby	Burn
163	Magmar	Burn
164	Magmortar	Burn, Crush
165	Bonsly	Bulldoze
166	Sudowoodo	Trade
167	Murkrow	Trade, Fly
168	Honchkrow	Trade, Fly
169	Larvitar	Crush, Bulldoze
170	Pupitar	Crush, Bulldoze
171	Tyranitar	Crush, Bulldoze
172	Lotad	Water
173	Lombre	Water
174	Ludicolo	Water, Hype
175	Mawile	Trade, Build
176	Torkoal	Burn
177	Kricketot	Hype
178	Kricketune	Hype
179	Chatot	Hype, Fly
180	Riolu	Build
181	Lucario	Build
182	Stereo Rotom	DJ
183	Larvesta	Burn, Litter
184	Volcarona	Burn, Litter
185	Rowlet	Grow
186	Dartrix	Grow, Chop
187	Decidueye	Grow, Chop
188	Scorbunny	Burn
189	Raboot	Burn
190	Cinderace	Burn, Hype
191	Skwovet	Search, Hype
192	Greedent	Party
193	Rolycoly	Burn, Gather
194	Carkol	Burn, Gather
195	Coalossal	Burn, Gather
196	Toxel	Generate
197	Toxtricity Amped Form	Generate, Hype
197	Toxtricity Low Key Form	Generate, Hype
198	Fidough	Search
199	Dachsbun	Search, Trade
200	Charcadet	Burn
201	Armarouge	Burn, Trade
202	Ceruledge	Burn, Trade
203	Glimmet	Litter
204	Glimmora	Litter
205	Gimmighoul	Collect
206	Gholdengo	Collect
207	Vulpix	Burn
208	Ninetales	Burn
209	Poliwag	Water
210	Poliwhirl	Water
211	Poliwrath	Water, Build
212	Politoed	Water, Hype
213	Abra	Teleport
214	Kadabra	Teleport
215	Alakazam	Teleport, Trade
216	Mime Jr.	Gather
217	Mr. Mime	Gather, Build
218	Porygon	Recycle
219	Porygon2	Recycle
220	Porygon-Z	Rarify
221	Dratini	Water
222	Dragonair	Water
223	Dragonite	Water, Fly
224	Cyndaquil	Burn
225	Quilava	Burn
226	Typhlosion	Burn, Trade
227	Misdreavus	Trade
228	Mismagius	Gather, Trade
229	Girafarig	Gather
230	Farigiraf	Gather, Search
231	Ralts	Teleport
232	Kirlia	Teleport
233	Gardevoir	Teleport, Trade
234	Gallade	Teleport, Build
235	Plusle	Generate
236	Minun	Generate
237	Trapinch	Bulldoze, Litter
238	Vibrava	Bulldoze, Fly
239	Flygon	Bulldoze, Fly
240	Swablu	Litter
241	Altaria	Litter, Fly
242	Duskull	Gather
243	Dusclops	Gather
244	Dusknoir	Gather, Trade
245	Beldum	Recycle
246	Metang	Recycle
247	Metagross	Recycle, Crush
248	Snivy	Grow, Litter
249	Servine	Grow, Litter
250	Serperior	Grow, Litter
251	Froakie	Water
252	Frogadier	Water
253	Greninja	Water, Chop
254	Dedenne	Search
255	Noibat	Search
256	Noivern	Search, Fly
257	Rookidee	Chop
258	Corvisquire	Chop
259	Corviknight	Chop, Fly
260	Dreepy	Gather, Search
261	Drakloak	Gather, Search
262	Dragapult	Gather, Trade
263	Sprigatito	Grow
264	Floragato	Grow
265	Meowscarada	Grow, Hype
266	Wattrel	Generate
267	Kilowattrel	Generate, Fly
268	Tinkatink	Build
269	Tinkatuff	Build
270	Tinkaton	Engineer
271	Aerodactyl	Fly
272	Cranidos	Crush
273	Rampardos	Crush, Litter
274	Shieldon	Crush
275	Bastiodon	Crush, Litter
276	Tyrunt	Crush
277	Tyrantrum	Crush, Litter
278	Amaura	Crush
279	Aurorus	Crush, Litter
280	Eevee	Trade
281	Vaporeon	Water
282	Jolteon	Generate
283	Flareon	Burn
284	Espeon	Gather
285	Umbreon	Search
286	Leafeon	Grow
287	Glaceon	Trade
288	Sylveon	Hype
289	Kyogre	Unknown on Serebii's list
290	Raikou	Generate
291	Entei	Burn
292	Suicune	Water
293	Volcanion	Burn
294	Articuno	Fly
295	Zapdos	Fly
296	Moltres	Fly
297	Lugia	Unknown on Serebii's list
298	Ho-Oh	Unknown on Serebii's list
299	Mewtwo	Teleport
300	Mew	Teleport

Bubbly Basin and event Pokémon

Serebii lists these 50 Pokémon in its Bubbly Basin Pokédex tab: Shellder, Cloyster, Horsea, Seadra, Kingdra, Staryu, Starmie, Totodile, Croconaw, Feraligatr, Chinchou, Lanturn, Corsola, Mudkip, Marshtomp, Swampert, Carvanha, Sharpedo, Barboach, Whiscash, Corphish, Crawdaunt, Luvdisc, Buizel, Floatzel, Finneon, Lumineon, Frillish, Jellicent, Alomomola, Stunfisk, Inkay, Malamar, Popplio, Brionne, Primarina, Mareanie, Toxapex, Wimpod, Golisopod, Bruxish, Dhelmise, Chewtle, Drednaw, Pincurchin, Wiglett, Wugtrio, Veluza, Phione and Manaphy. The event tab holds 9 more: Hoppip, Skiploom, Jumpluff, Sableye, Jirachi, Feebas, Milotic, Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist. Their specialties are not covered here; only the main list was read in full.

Pokopia specialties: what each one does

A specialty is the job a Pokémon can do once it lives in your town. Serebii says each Pokémon can have up to two. The table below paraphrases Serebii’s specialty page and counts how many main-list entries carry each one, which is useful if you want to know how many ways there are to get, say, electricity.

Specialty	What it does	Pokémon on Serebii’s main list
Appraise	Shows your found lost relics to Professor Tangrowth to be appraised	Professor Tangrowth
Build	Leads your building projects	24 entries, for example Cubone, Marowak, Pinsir, Heracross
Bulldoze	Leads demolition, rebuilding and relocation projects	14 entries, for example Onix, Steelix, Munchlax, Snorlax
Burn	Sets Flammable objects alight and turns Squish clay into Brick	34 entries, for example Charmander, Charmeleon, Charizard, Litwick
Chop	Turns small logs into lumber	23 entries, for example Pidgeot, Victreebel, Scyther, Scizor
Collect	Trades you rare things for certain items	Gimmighoul, Gholdengo
Crush	Mashes materials into other materials	23 entries, for example Onix, Steelix, Conkeldurr, Electivire
DJ	Plays music CDs for you	Stereo Rotom
Dream Island	Takes you to a Dream Island	Drifloon
Eat	Something good may happen if you offer food	Mosslax
Engineer	Leads huge building projects	Tinkaton
Explode	Can be fired from a cannon to destroy everything around the impact	Voltorb, Electrode
Fly	Flies you to a Pokémon you are searching for	24 entries, for example Charizard, Pidgey, Pidgeotto, Pidgeot
Gather	Picks up items on the ground and stores them in a community box	24 entries, for example Drifblim, Gastly, Haunter, Gengar
Gather Honey	Gives special furniture if you bring honey	Vespiquen
Generate	Powers machines with electricity	28 entries, for example Magnemite, Magneton, Magnezone, Pichu
Grow	Makes plants grow faster	26 entries, for example Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venusaur, Oddish
Hype	Starts dancing when it hears music, lifting the mood	25 entries, for example Bellossom, Volbeat, Illumise, Raichu
Illuminate	Lights up the whole town	Peakychu
Litter	Drops useful materials near its home	33 entries, for example Venusaur, Vileplume, Bellsprout, Weepinbell
Paint	Recolors certain items such as furniture	Smeargle
Party	Helps prepare food for parties	Greedent
Rarify	Turns Star Pieces into rare Pokémetal	Porygon-Z
Recycle	Turns nonburnable garbage into iron ore and wastepaper into paper	11 entries, for example Magnezone, Koffing, Weezing, Trubbish
Scrub	Cleans grubby pearls into shiny pearls	None on the main list (not listed in the 300 numbered entries)
Search	Helps you find buried items	29 entries, for example Pidgey, Pidgeotto, Paras, Parasect
Storage	Holds on to your items for you	Gulpin, Swalot
Teleport	Instantly takes you to a Pokémon you are searching for	12 entries, for example Slowking, Exeggcute, Exeggutor, Abra
Trade	Swaps items with you at a cash register	49 entries, for example Blastoise, Slowbro, Tyrogue, Hitmonlee
Transform	Ditto uses it to improve its moves	Ditto
Water	Uses a full water basin to spray nearby fields and plants	39 entries, for example Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise, Slowpoke
Yawn	Tells you how humid it is	Slowpoke

Counts come from the table above and include form rows, so they can run one or two higher than a count of species. The named helpers are one of a kind: Serebii gives Appraise to Professor Tangrowth, DJ to Stereo Rotom, Illuminate to Peakychu, Eat to Mosslax, Dream Island to Drifloon, Party to Greedent and Engineer to Tinkaton, and its specialty text names Chef Dente and Tinkmaster as the holders of Party and Engineer. Paint is listed under Smeargle (#119) and described as Smearguru’s specialty.

How habitats work in Pokopia

Pokémon come to you. Serebii explains that you build a habitat from several items and, “some time after that”, a wild Pokémon may turn up. Each Pokémon comes from specific habitats, but a result is not guaranteed because others can show up, and what appears can vary by area, time of day and weather. Once someone moves in, the habitat becomes its home and you can add a bed and other building items.

Day, night and light

Serebii notes that time-of-day limits can be overridden by light. A night-only Pokémon can spawn at any hour if its habitat sits somewhere dark, such as a cave or underground, and a day-only Pokémon can spawn at night if the habitat is surrounded by bright light.

Habitat examples

The habitat list has 209 main entries, 36 for the Bubbly Basin and 9 for events. Names and Serebii’s one-line descriptions give a feel for what you are building toward:

Habitat (Serebii number)	Serebii’s description, shortened
Tall Grass (#001)	Four tufts of tall grass bunched in a plot, a hiding place for small Pokémon
Pretty flower bed (#008)	A bed of wildflowers with a faint sweet aroma
Fresh Veggie Field (#015)	Vegetables in a wild field, likely to attract Pokémon who enjoy farming
Campsite (#017)	A nature-themed campsite where Pokémon warm up by the fire
Training waterfall (#018)	Pokémon who like to train sit under the waterfall
Urgent Care (#025)	Pokémon skilled at healing may come here
Elevated tall grass (#006)	High-elevation grass that stays cool, with the wind blowing through
Picnic Set (#020)	A basket on a table is all it takes to feel a little picnicky
Mermaid’s Gym (Basin #036)	A space with a shining pearl sofa that feels ready for someone to arrive
Give me something good to eat (Event #008)	Trickster ghosts have been eyeing these delicious sweets
Creepy pumpkins (Event #009)	Pokémon may be drawn here by the mysterious light

Serebii’s list also includes colour variants of tall grass (yellow, red and pink), many tables and benches, fossil displays and a run of food habitats at the end, such as Lovely ribbon cake (#209). The item recipes are in the in-game habitat dex and on Serebii’s Pokémon pages.

Worked example: Bulbasaur

Serebii’s Bulbasaur page shows how a Pokédex entry reads. Its specialty is Grow, its ideal habitat is Bright, and its favourites are lots of nature, soft stuff, cute stuff, lots of water, group activities and sweet flavours. It cannot go underwater. Its habitats are Tall Grass and Bench with greenery, both with Common rarity, at any time of day, in sun, cloud or rain, and in Withered Wastelands, Bleak Beach, Rocky Ridges, Sparkling Skylands, Palette Town and Cloud Island.

Where do the Legendary Pokémon come from?

Serebii says Legendary and Mythical Pokémon work like other Pokémon, with their own specialties and wants, but they raise the area’s environment level more when you make them comfortable. Several are found through Dream Islands, a few through story or build projects. All details below are from Serebii’s Legendary page.

Dream Island dolls

Some Dream Islands can give you the Legendary Beasts and Mewtwo, and certain dolls steer the island you get, though it is not guaranteed:

• Eevee Doll: Suicune
• Pikachu Doll: Raikou
• Arcanine Doll: Entei
• Dragonite Doll: Mewtwo
• Starmie Doll: Phione

Legendary Birds in Palette Town

Palette Town has three special kits. Each needs 15 Pokémon plus materials, and the bird is inside once it is built.

Kit	Legendary	Materials
Freezing Chambers	Articuno	50 Stone, 50 Ice, 10 Crystal Fragments, 10 Pokémetal
Abandoned Power Plant	Zapdos	50 Copper Ingot, 50 Iron Ingot, 50 Sea Glass Fragments, 50 Brick, 10 Pokémetal
Altar of the Flame	Moltres	50 Copper Ingot, 50 Gold Ingot, 50 Lava Block, 10 Pokémetal

Ho-Oh, Lugia, Volcanion and Mew

• Ho-Oh and Lugia: they fly overhead and drop a Rainbow Feather or Silver Feather. After befriending the three birds you get a Tidal Bell recipe (5 Rare Pokémetal and 5 Silver Feather); after Raikou, Entei and Suicune you get a Clear Bell recipe (5 Rare Pokémetal and 5 Rainbow Feather). Place the bell when they pass to call them down.
• Volcanion: available after finishing Rocky Ridges. Raise the mood to 100 with a second party there, then use a cannon and fireworks and it asks to join.
• Mew: find 27 Mysterious Slates in shiny patches of ground, then put them on the matching tiles at the ruins near the Pokémon Center in Withered Wastelands.

Pokopia Pokédex FAQ

How many Pokémon are in Pokopia?

Serebii’s main list has 300 numbered entries, plus 50 in the Bubbly Basin tab and 9 in the event tab. Part 3 of the Expansion Pass is due in 2027, per Nintendo, so the total may grow.

How do I get a Pokémon to appear?

Build its habitat by combining the required items. A wild Pokémon may then appear after some time, depending on area, time of day and weather.

Can I dive underwater to find Basin Pokémon?

Nintendo says Dive came in a free update for everyone. You must complete the request “Raise the environment level!” in Bleak Beach and know Surf, and Bubbly Basin itself is part of the paid Expansion Pass.

For more cozy picks, see our best cozy games on Switch 2, the Pokopia Halloween event guide and games like Pokopia.

Sources: Serebii: Available Pokémon, Serebii: Habitats, Serebii: Specialties, Serebii: Legendary & Mythical, Nintendo: Pokémon Pokopia. All checked 10 November 2026, 05:10 UTC.

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