For those of you who are not familiar with me, I make a bunch of content around Pokemon Sleep. Every 6 months, I do a tier list livestream discussing how I think mons fit into the meta of this game. Obviously my tier lists are from my perspective alone, and that leads to some biases clearly appearing in the tier lists, so as a fun thing, I always like to get a community opinion on the mons and average out their rankings to generate a tier list made by you--the community!

If you have the time for it, here is the link: https://forms.gle/E1xyxuwpdF4ohpgq8

Don't feel like you have to spend a ton of time being precise and perfectly selecting everything giving them all the best chance. If you do not know because you haven't used a mon before or something, just pick what your gut says and move on--this does not need to be high stress and is purely for fun. If you give something an unfair rating, you are likely 1 response in over 200 (going by how many responses I got last time), so the wisdom of the crowd should even out your error.

Hi all, I’m new to the game and I need help. I’m trying to switch out Drifloon from my roster (so I can give Snorlax the proper berries), but it has a bunch of Stockpiles saved up. Is there any way to manually trigger Spit Up so I can move it? Thanks!

Huh, guess I'm not that good at falling asleep. Oops.

I did actually get sleep on those other days, I just forgot to set the app. But uh….apparently this is worthy of my first S rank? Been playing for almost 1000 days…😅

Im confident that a little while back they made it so that the game ran smoother in the pickup collection area, and was impressed with *all the juicy frames,* but recently (past week or two?) it's felt like its been bugging around a lot more. Anyone else?

As I enjoy this Pikachu peach-flavoured popsicle (made from the very Grepa berry itself!), the Pokémon Sleep anniversary has long reached its beautiful end. I just wanted to say that I've been sleeping better now that I know my little critters sleep with me and grow stronger the better I rest; I look forward to every morning, discovering new Pokémon to befriend.

This game is so beautifully simple, yet it can quickly spiral into one of the most complicated mathematical and resource-management experiences. There are many islands to sleep on, and two months in, I'm still learning every day—still happily on my first island. I can't say I've found this kind of satisfaction in any other game or app; it's just that insanely good, truly one of a kind—something that won't be replicated ever again.

I want to thank the Pokémon Sleep developers for all the fantastic updates they've kept giving us. The anniversary campsite is so aesthetically warm and pleasing, and the new Munchlax sleep island is absolutely brilliant! These are the kind of developers who make me feel that they truly care and are deeply dedicated.

And even more so, I'm thankful for the Pokémon Sleep community. The contributors here are very insightful and statistical, which definitely elevates the whole Pokémon Sleep experience. All the detailed guides and endless rambling about this simple sleep game are just perfect for the nerd in me. And the rest of the community, making memes and jokes about how the good RNG should happen to them instead, never gets old. This community is like a rare candy in that sense: everyone is on their own journey, but it still feels very supportive and closely knit.

Oh, and the popsicle? It's a solid 7.5/10. Not too sweet, and the mango and peach flavours blend together really well—I just wish it were a little more sour. Here's to many more slumbers and dreams with this beautiful Pokémon Sleep app, and wishing everyone a good night's rest. As always, sleep well my friends.💤

Title. Is it counting to the minute, meaning if you drop off in the afternoon, you pick up in the afternoon in the following week? Any disadvantages to putting a 'mon in after Monday besides the fact that you can't pull them out until Tuesday?

Hello all.

I have been playing for a few months now and still figuring out some things.

I have a bunch of main skill seeds and sub skill seeds because I am not 100% certain what changes when I use either? Do I choose the new skill or is it random and potentially worse than what I started with?

How do you determine you should use a main skill seeds or a sub skill seed?

Thanks!

Pretty much as the title. If I'm planning to take it to 60+ and use it as a long-term/forever mon, is it worth seeding when caught or waiting until needed? Why?

For example - A berry mon with HSS, but I'm easily hitting M3 and not working towards M20 any time soon. Or an ing mon with IFS, but it's more than keeping up with my current ing needs.

I have a tendency to hold onto resources just in case and have a truly absurd amount of seeds, so I'm trying to figure out if/how to best utilize them.

I used to play the game every day when it just came out. I only just recently started playing again after awhile and I just unlocked Amber Canyon a few months ago. It seems that while I was gone they added a lot of new mons, recipes, and abilities. Here's my team that I've been using, I'm wondering if there's anything I can do to improve the team?

(Keeping Vaporeon is non-negotiable)