Pokemon List, Habitats, and Spawn Conditions

How the Pokopia Pokédex works

• What does Pokopia's Pokédex actually track?

  Pokopia is a habitat-building game, not a turn-based battle title. The Pokédex records the conditions you need on your island to attract each species: habitat type, time of day, weather, and rarity tier. There are no movesets, levels, or stats. Every one of the 304 species is indexed by those four signals plus type and specialty, so the only question this page answers is "what do I need to build to bring this Pokémon home?"

• How do the filters work?

  The type filter groups by elemental type (Grass, Water, Fire, …) and is most useful right after you build a themed habitat. The specialty filter surfaces gameplay tags like Plant Care or Stonemason that hint at the support layer a habitat needs. The habitat filter narrows the list to species that visit a specific build — pair it with the Habitat catalogue to compare material recipes. Time and weather signals appear as badges on each card.

• What do the four rarity tiers mean?

  • Common — visits land reliably, often the same in-game day the habitat goes up.
  • Uncommon — usually arrives within a day or two of building.
  • Rare — needs a dedicated habitat plus the matching time-of-day and weather window.
  • Very Rare — full habitat optimisation plus aligned weather and time-of-day. Save for after the easier tiers are cleared.
• Why can't I catch Pokémon directly in Pokopia?

  Pokopia replaces traditional capture with habitat-based attraction. You build the right environment, the matching Pokémon visit, and the visit registers in your Pokédex automatically. There is no Poké Ball mechanic in Pokopia.

• Which Pokémon are event-limited?

  Event-exclusive species like Sableye and Hoppip don't visit Cloud Islands and only appear on your personal island during the event window. The Events page lists the active and upcoming event windows.