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Pokémon Pokopia event schedule

Pokémon Pokopia features limited-time events that offer special items, decorations and recruitable Pokémon. Each event runs on set dates, although changing the system clock on Nintendo Switch 2 can provide access outside the normal window.

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The known schedule includes eight event types, with Bulbasaur’s jump rope contest appearing twice. Some events are short minigames, while others ask players to help an event Pokémon gather materials in exchange for unique furniture and décor.

How event timing works

In the Nintendo Switch 2 settings, you can adjust the system clock to reach an event. A new day begins at 5 a.m., so the clock must be set beyond that time on the event’s starting date. Events finish at 4:59 a.m. on the listed end date.

Most event items can also be reproduced using the 3D printer found in Pokémon Centres. If you are building a dedicated gaming setup for creature-collecting games, browse RETROCADE’s arcade blog or compare options in the arcade machine buying guide.

Pokémon Pokopia event dates

  • More Spores for Hoppip! — March 10–25. Recruitable Pokémon: Hoppip, Skiploom and Jumpluff.
  • April Fools’ Day — April 1. No Pokémon can be recruited.
  • Bulbasaur’s jump rope contest — April 19–27. No Pokémon can be recruited.
  • Sableye’s Gem Hunt — April 29 to May 13. Recruitable Pokémon: Sableye.
  • Wish Upon a Jirachi — June 23 to July 8. Recruitable Pokémon: Jirachi.
  • Zorua’s Hide-and-Sneak contest — July 19–27. No Pokémon can be recruited.
  • Fetching Scales for Feebas — August 12–28. Recruitable Pokémon: Feebas and Milotic.
  • Bulbasaur’s jump rope contest — September 20–28. No Pokémon can be recruited.
  • Pumpkaboo’s Sweet Surprises — October 17 to November 1. Recruitable Pokémon: Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist.
Pokémon Pokopia

More Pokémon Pokopia help

New players can use a Pokédex and Habitat Dex to learn where creatures appear and which structures are needed to attract them. A beginner’s guide also offers early advice for developing your island.

Story progression walkthroughs cover the requests Yawn up a Storm!, Brighten Things Up!, Time to Party! and Build the Huge Building!. Multiplayer has restrictions in both regular Pokémon Pokopia multiplayer and the GameShare version.

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A Pokémon Pokopia screenshot showing all the decorative Poké Balls you need to make a mermaid's gym habitat
A Ditto claps with a Sableye near a habitat for the Sableye in Pokopia
A Pokémon Pokopia screenshot showing Ditto and Hoppip

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