Item count
Use the catalog count and category chips to confirm the item exists before planning a route.
Search all 1428 Pokémon Pokopia items across 12 categories. Use this item lookup for crafting materials, map locations, how to obtain notes, furniture, building kits, food, and collectibles.
Use the catalog count and category chips to confirm the item exists before planning a route.
Search an item name, then open confirmed map, shop, recipe, quest, or event sources from the card.
Check Used in before farming. Open crafting when you need the exact Workbench recipe path.
Treat event-only rewards as time-limited and verify the event window before starting a normal route.
Use the Pokopia items database as an item lookup before you farm, craft, or open the map. Search the item name first, then compare category, required materials, map locations, and how to obtain notes.
If you are planning a route, start with the missing item instead of scrolling the full list. Check whether it is a crafting material, map pickup, shop item, food ingredient, furniture piece, or event reward, then open the most specific card.
The fastest item lookup begins with the thing you are missing right now: a crafting material, furniture part, cooking ingredient, shop item, event reward, or map pickup. Search that name, then read the card for how to obtain it and whether the item has a direct map location.
When several results look similar, compare category first. Materials and crafting materials usually belong in farming routes, furniture and decorations belong in Workbench planning, food belongs with cooking routes, and special items often need event, unlock, or region context before they make sense.
Map locations matter because not every item should be farmed the same way. A single marked pickup can be opened directly on the map, while an item with several possible locations should be planned as a sweep. If the card offers multiple map pins, choose the route that also helps your habitat or crafting plan.
For crafting, use the item database before the recipe page when you do not know which material is blocking the build. Once you understand the material family, jump to crafting recipes to see which Workbench output consumes it and whether you need more than one copy.
For collection work, avoid treating the database as a passive checklist. Mark the missing item, check the category, verify the map target or obtain note, and connect it to the next route. This keeps the Pokopia items database useful for actual play instead of turning it into a long scroll.
The page targets item database, item lookup, items list, crafting materials, how to obtain, and map locations queries. The cards provide the facts; these notes explain the order that saves the most time.
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A convenient box you can store items in. It's made of wood and easy to move things in and out of.
Required Materials
Lumber×1How to Obtain
#0002
Wall Storage Box
It may be small, but it can store lots of stuff. Try mounting it on a wall.
Required Materials
Pokemetal×2How to Obtain
Roughly three times bigger than your standard storage box. You can put a lot of things inside.
Required Materials
Pokemetal×3How to Obtain
#0004
Plain Chest
A chest with a simple design. It can be used to store items.
Required Materials
Twine×1Lumber×1How to Obtain
Used in
#0005
Office Cabinet
Compact furniture that's surprisingly spacious. Open the sliding door to put items inside.
Required Materials
Pokemetal×1How to Obtain
#0006
Gaming Fridge
A chest that's slightly cold to the touch. Ice-type Pokemon will probably enjoy this.
Required Materials
Gold Ingot×1Pokemetal×1
Glass×1How to Obtain
Used in
#0007
Poke Ball Chest
This looks like a giant Poke Ball. It opens wide for you to store things inside.
Required Materials
Iron Ingot×1Pokemetal×1How to Obtain
#0008
Berry Case
At a glance, this looks just like a glossy Cheri Berry. It opens wide for you to store things inside.
How to Obtain
#0009
Antique Chest
Its four curvy legs are adorable. Try putting lots of different things in the drawer!
Required Materials
Twine×1
Iron Ore×1Lumber×2How to Obtain
Open the curtains and store your stuff! You don't actually need the hangers—but they're there anyway!
Required Materials
Twine×1Lumber×2How to Obtain
#0011
Office Locker
A large locker that can even hold clothing. Try storing lots of different things in it!
Required Materials
Pokemetal×2How to Obtain
#0012
Antique Closet
A large, bulky closet. Try storing different things in it!
Required Materials
Twine×1Iron Ore×2Lumber×2How to Obtain
#0013
Office Shelf
This is jam-packed with so many files that it can't hold anything else...
Required Materials
Pokemetal×2Glass×1How to Obtain
Used in
#0014
Polygonal Shelf
A stylish, eye-catching shelf. Looks hard to use but still functions as a shelf just fine.
How to Obtain
#0015
Straw Table
"Table" may be an overly generous description of this big slab of stone atop a pile of hay.
Required Materials
Stone×1
Leaf×1How to Obtain
Used in
#0016
Log Table
With just some cutting and sanding, you can turn logs into a proper table.
Required Materials
Small Log×1How to Obtain
#0017
Side Table
A side table with a refreshing appearance. It'd be perfect next to a beach chair.
Required Materials
Stone×1Iron Ingot×1How to Obtain
Used in
#0018
Garden Table
A stylish table that would look nice with a garden chair or two.
Required Materials
Iron Ore×2How to Obtain
Used in
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Event-exclusive items (event dolls, festival ingredients) disappear from the shop and exchange counter when the event ends. They don't drop on Cloud Islands either — you have to grind them on your Main Island during the active window. Everything else is evergreen and stays available throughout the game. The Events page tracks current and upcoming windows alongside the items they gate.
Most crafting recipes unlock through the Workbench progression itself rather than via a single item — building one level of a habitat or hitting a material milestone reveals the next tier of recipes. The items that act as gates are the rare materials: Iron Ore, Limestone, and specialty plants drop on Rocky Ridges and Bleak Beach respectively and unlock material-tier-2 builds. The crafting page surfaces locked vs unlocked state per recipe, so check there before assuming an item is missing.
