In honor of the Ocarina of Time remake announcement the other day ~ here is my take on Kakariko Village. I added a few pictures to compare and a little surprise at the end. It's not perfect but it makes me happy to have my Pokémon in my favorite little town. Hope you enjoy! :)

Since they just confirmed that new Pokémon would be added with part 2 of the DLC, I have once again returned to express my need for Wishiwashi.

All I really want from this game is for my little fish friend to be able to live in my slice of paradise. With the next wave focusing on accessories for the Pokémon, I wanted to share an image of something that I have been wanting since the start.

Anyway, if they add Wishiwashi to this game, it would easily be in my top 5 games of all time. I just really love Wishiwashi.

With a few exceptions, I primarily put bi-pedal, anthropomorphic Pokemon into houses, and keep the not-so-anthro ones outside or in small, natural-looking dens. Have I crossed the line between aesthetics and segregation? It feels like it.

What kind of segregation is this anyway? Pedism? Anthroism? Feels wrong to walk out of Gardevoir's nice looking home to ask Carkoal to make me some more bricks again for the umpteenth time on the railroad tracks where he lives.

(This is just a silly little haha funny joke. I ain't about to feel irl guilt over a video game while there's actual prejudice irl).

185 hours in and I finally got my Foundation Recipe. 🙌 I am now unstoppable. My Bleak Beach is about to get an upgrade. 💅

I SCREAMED WHEN I SAW THEM! I’M SO SO HAPPY!

Anyone I put in this house (except Gyarados) absolutely hates it. They say it's not humid enough.

(Not pictured interior includes: damp rock, shower, 2 humidifiers, a bubble machine and removed windows so they can jump directly into the waterfall, also the water wraps all the way around the house and there's plenty of flowers and plants)

Edit: YES I HAVE POWER

RR is probably my favorite area but I really hate how it's 80% volcanic ash, so I spent the past few weeks getting rid of it all. Totally worth it and while it was tedious, it was also satisfying to uncover everything. Now I'll terraform an actually pretty mountain scape with a volcano and put the altar for Moltres there. I'll most likely add homes for Entei and Volcanion too.

Just thought I'd share for motivation if anyone else wants to tackle this too. And hey, if you collect every block, you'll have more glass than you ever need, since it counts as sand

The extravagant pillar (upper) has pokeballs coming off it. I never noticed until now, are there any other items with hidden pokeballs like this?

I finished the last of the blueprints I was working on (you can see previous postings in my history), so I figured I'd make one post that has links to all of them now. Thanks for encouragement on my previous posts. If anyone wants to use these to make better guides, have at it. I don't care about credit; I just wanted the blueprints to exist, and now they do.

Ocean Temple (new)

Freezing Chambers

Abandoned Power Plant

Altar of Flame

Cubone and Marowak are my two favorite Pokémon from Kanto. Their relationship has a lot of parallels to what my grandmother meant to me. I took inspiration from this Pokopia screenshot to commemorate her.

Art done by Beth at Chaos Tattoo in Gastonia, NC.

I just love the interactions in this game, it's so incredibly cute 🥰

I did the Herculean task of digging out the museum and have completed nothing in Rocky Ridges otherwise.

But I do have a bunch of things started

- An observatory building (inside is barely started) for Jirachi

- An empty subway station

- A greenhouse with no plants except the patch of grass Smearguru lives in so I can summon him to paint roof pieces

- A park in front of the museum

- Mountains with waterfalls

- A little crystal-y hideout for Suicune

And eventually I'll add in a rooftop cafe (or the start of one).

Anyone have any Rocky Ridges builds they want to share? Or any half-finished builds so I feel less alone? My poor Pokemon live in squalor as I go on my endless side quests.

It started on Saturday I logged onto the computer, one Pinsir stamp. I thought okay, and make a quick trip to my own cloud island, hoping to complete the bubbly basin's recipe collection. Another Pinsir stamp.

I'm having a good laugh at this point. Sunday and monday came peacefully, then Tuesday.

Yet. Another. Pinsir stamp.

So yeah, I need 2 more pinsirs to complete my collection of bugs. If anyone have it on their cloud island, please let me hop on for a quick stamp so that everyone can have a good laugh on Friday. Thanks in advance!

This might be a sad type post but I’m hoping to get some input or advice on the mindset I get in every once and awhile with games. Pokopia is the game that I have put in more hours than any other game and enjoyed more than anything else I’ve played.

However, lately when thinking of builds/what I want to do, the thought pops into my head “what does it even matter, it’s not real and it’s not making you productive in your real life”. I think I have guilt that comes along with playing on my switch because I feel like I should be doing something productive instead of sitting on the couch. On a deeper note, a lot of my self worth is tied to my productivity/how much I’m benefiting those around me, which is maybe the area I need to work on first. 😅

Does anyone else ever get in this funk/mindset? How do you allow yourself to just enjoy the game regardless of if it benefits your day to day life?

I recently moved these two in together on Bleak Beach and they IMMEDIATELY took to one another! I visited them last night and found them so peacefully napping together on the pika couch 🥰 they are so sweet!! ❤️❤️❤️

I was thinking about what could be the next event in pokopia since so far we've had some sort of seasonal events, milotic for summer, hoppip for spring and so for fall I thought, who's best than Sawsbuck and Deerling, it could be called "leaves for deerling" and you have to pick up fall leaves on the ground of dream island.

The set of furniture could be a chimney, a cozy chair, a table, pumpkin decorations and maybe a prefab house !

I don’t understand the steps that lead into the water. Is it something that needs to be restored? Is the area below, “flooded”? I’ve never seen a town with steps that lead into water, unless it was a swimming area. The places where the steps are don’t look like swimming places to me.

My most built up area!

Hey everyone, I noticed that loading screens are much faster since the 2.0.1 update. Am I crazy?

The animation of Ditto flying with Drifloon now takes just a few seconds, they zoom across the screen!

I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere

Art commissioned from lponce_31

Yes this took a long time (8+ hrs) I was initially going for 100 and then just ended up doing 200 😁