Pokemon Pokopia Habitat Dex – All 209 Habitats Listed

TL;DR

• There are 209 habitats in the Pokopia Habitat Dex, each attracting specific Pokémon.
• Habitats require specific furniture, vegetation, or a combination of both to build — items must be placed near each other, but exact positioning doesn’t matter.
• Some Pokémon only appear at certain times of day — check your Pokédex for each Pokémon’s active hours if they aren’t showing up.
• Once a Pokémon moves into a habitat, no new Pokémon will appear there unless you invite the current occupant to move elsewhere first.
• Some Pokémon — including most Eeveelution habitats (#202–209) — are exclusive to Palette Town.
• You must complete nearly every habitat to fill the Pokédex.
• Habitats are discovered via Pokémon traces, PC shop hints, or experimentation.
• There is also a separate Habitat Dex (Event) for limited-time event Pokémon — tracked independently.

The Pokemon Pokopia Habitat Dex is one of the core systems in Pokémon Pokopia, tracking every habitat you’ve discovered — whether through a Pokémon trace, a hint purchased from the PC shop, or your own experimentation. The majority of Pokémon in Pokopia can only be found by creating the right habitat, so knowing exactly which items — furniture, vegetation, or both — are needed is essential if you want to complete the Pokédex.

Pokémon Pokopia on Nintendo Switch 2 brings this exciting habitat-building mechanic to life, and below you’ll find our complete (in-progress) Pokémon Pokopia Habitat Dex — arranged in chronological order — with all items required and Pokémon attracted for each habitat.

How Many Habitats Are There in the Pokemon Pokopia Habitat Dex?

There are 209 habitats in the Pokopia Habitat Dex. Each habitat can attract one or more Pokémon — some are exclusive to a single species, while others draw in several. To fully complete the Pokédex, you’ll need to build almost every habitat in the game.

To create a habitat, you first need to know which furniture, vegetation, or combination of both is required. Items must be placed near each other, but you don’t need to follow the exact arrangement shown in the Habitat Dex icon — proximity is what counts. Placing the same combination in a different environmental context (near water, at elevation, underground) can produce a different habitat altogether, so experiment with location.

One important mechanic to know: once a Pokémon moves into a habitat, no new Pokémon will appear in that habitat until you invite the current resident to live somewhere else. If you want to attract a second Pokémon that shares the same habitat type, you’ll need to build a second habitat or relocate the first resident.

Additionally, a separate Habitat Dex (Event) tracks special habitats for limited-time event Pokémon — these are catalogued independently and require checking the in-game event page or following current Pokopia event guides.

Need more resources for your island? Check out guides on how to get lumber, how to get wheat, how to get iron ingots, and how to get bricks to keep your building efforts going strong.

Pokopia Habitat Dex

All Pokemon Pokopia Habitats Listed

Here is our in-progress Pokémon Pokopia Habitat Dex, listing every habitat with its required items and the Pokémon it attracts. Habitats marked *Palette Town only will only attract their Pokémon when built in Palette Town:

Tips for Building Habitats Efficiently

Building all 209 habitats is a big undertaking, so here are a few pointers to keep your progress smooth:

Plan your resources ahead of time. Many habitats share common items like Tall Grass, Hedges, Seats, and Tables. Stocking up on these early will save you time. Check out our guide on how to increase storage in Pokopia so you’re never scrambling for space when gathering materials.

Relocate residents before building duplicate habitats. Once a Pokémon moves into a habitat, no second Pokémon will appear there until the first resident is invited to move elsewhere. If you want to attract a different Pokémon that uses the same habitat type, build a second habitat in a new location — or use the invite mechanic to relocate the current resident first.

Check for time-of-day requirements. Some Pokémon only appear at specific times — day or night. If a habitat appears complete but no Pokémon has appeared, check the Pokédex entry for the species you’re trying to attract and confirm its active hours. Advancing the system clock to 5am skips to the next in-game day, which can help cycle through day/night faster.

Build Eeveelution habitats only in Palette Town. Habitats #202–209 (all the Eeveelutions) will only attract their respective Pokémon when built in Palette Town — building them elsewhere won’t work.

Use dolls for Bed With A Plush. Habitat #30 requires a doll alongside a bed. Head over to our dolls guide to learn how to acquire them efficiently.

Build a Pokémon Center. Keeping your Pokémon healthy while you explore and build will pay off greatly. Our Pokémon Center building guide walks you through the full process.

Check your PP levels. Extended Pokémon encounters during habitat completion can drain your PP fast — learn how to increase PP in Pokopia to stay prepared.

Track your Comfort Levels. Pokémon are more likely to settle into habitats when their comfort is high. See how to increase comfort levels in Pokopia for a step-by-step breakdown.

FAQs — Pokemon Pokopia Habitat Dex

This guide is in progress and will be updated as more habitat data is confirmed. Check back for the latest additions to the Pokémon Pokopia Habitat Dex.