Regions
Where to go, what to gather, and which tools you'll need.
Withered Wasteland #1
Withered Wasteland is the drought-stricken stand-in for Fuchsia City and Pokopia's opening region, where Ditto meets Professor Tangrowth and starts coaxing rain back into a dead landscape. It doubles as the tutorial space, teaching the first handful of Pokémon-move tools and basic material gathering.
Palette Town #2
Palette Town is Ditto's original home turf and Pokopia's dedicated free-build sandbox, reachable by a short bridge from Withered Wasteland. It carries none of the story's restoration urgency, serving instead as an open canvas for creative builds and as the game's multiplayer meeting ground.
Bleak Beach #3
Bleak Beach reimagines Vermilion City as a permanently dark shoreline wrapped around the beached S.S. Anne, and restoring its power grid is the region's central hook. Once light and weather return, it becomes Pokopia's main source of coastal materials like clay, seashells, and sea glass.
Rocky Ridges #3
Rocky Ridges stands where Pewter City and Mt. Moon once were, a mineral-rich mountain region built around ore gathering, farming, and a deep mine shaft. Its surface layer favors stone and wheat-and-bean farming, while the mine below is covered separately as Rocky Ridges (Underground).
Rocky Ridges (Underground) #3
The underground layer of Rocky Ridges is the deep mine burrowing beneath the surface ridge, thick with ore veins and cave formations rather than farmland. It serves as the region's dedicated source of rarer minerals and cave-only materials like crystal clusters and glowing mushrooms.
Sparkling Skylands #4
Sparkling Skylands is Pokopia's late-game region, a shard of Celadon and Saffron City blasted skyward by the game's founding catastrophe and now floating above the clouds. Progress here centers on rebuilding Silph Co. and unlocks gliding traversal alongside the run's rarest ore and construction materials.
Bubbly Basin #5
Bubbly Basin is an announced downloadable-content region slated to arrive after launch, but at research time it had no live map data or confirmed resource list. It's included here only as a documented future addition to Pokopia's region roster.