Pokopia Crystals

Checked October 17 - new gift code, Japan bundle on October 29

Pokopia v2.0 guide, October event and player tools

The free Ver. 2.0.0 update shipped August 4 with Dive; Ver. 2.0.1 followed September 7. Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises is officially scheduled for October 17-November 1 - start at the v2.0 update guide.

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Next event, verified October 15: the official Pokémon announcement (published September 30) schedules Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises for October 17 at 5:00 a.m. through November 1 at 4:59 a.m. local time. Befriend Pumpkaboo near rebuilt Pokémon Centers and earn Pumpkin Candy with Camouflage surprises; Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist stay in town after the event. Our Pumpkaboo event guide has the full sourced breakdown, and the Ver. 2.0 update guide covers the surrounding update.

Update status, verified October 2: the free Ver. 2.0.0 update shipped August 4 - Dive, underwater building, bulk storage actions and more - and Ver. 2.0.1 (September 7) is the latest listed version. The Expansion Pass page lists Bubbly Basin (Part 1) as available now, Part 2 for late 2026 and Part 3 for 2027; no exact dates are published for the later parts.

Software status: Nintendo Support lists Ver. 2.0.1, released September 7, as the latest version; it fixes the Ho-Oh and Lugia falling bug, Pokédex search failures, relocation-kit pickup and loading-screen freezes. Online features such as Cloud Islands need the newest version.

Archive boundary: the official Sableye event post supports this archive's dates and Dream Island task. Habitat lists, route ideas and Mystery Gift notes are planning references; confirm any live event, code or final placement in-game.

Community signal: NintendoSwitch player discussion shows players asking whether Dive is free or paid; we treat that thread as context only, not as proof of release timing.

Quick facts

What Pokopia is, in numbers

Released

March 5, 2026

Switch 2 exclusive

Price

$69.99

eShop + retail

Sold in 5 weeks

4M+ copies

Nintendo earnings update

Metacritic

89

Critic score

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Pokemon database

Meet the Pokemon players still ask about

Sableye remains a historical event reference. Ditto, Peakychu, Mosslax and Smearguru are useful starting points for habitat planning, but each page distinguishes a database checklist from a confirmed live spawn table.

FAQ

Player questions, answered

Is Sableye's Gem Hunt still active?

No. The official event ran from April 29 through May 14, 2026 at 4:59 AM local time. Treat its rewards and route maths as archive material; use current in-game news for a new live event.

How many Red Crystal Fragments do I need in total?

The archive records 64 fragments for every Sableye shop reward. This is a past-event reference, not a current currency target.

Where do Red Crystal Fragments drop?

During Sableye's Gem Hunt, the official event post directed players to Dream Islands for fragments. Do not assume those event drops apply outside that archived event.

Which Dream Island gives the most fragments?

The fragment-route notes are community planning references from a past event, not guaranteed current drop tables. Use the Dream Island finder for routing ideas and verify the live island in-game.

Where should I look for current Pokopia event information?

Use the in-game news feed and The Pokémon Company's official Pokopia posts first. Community guides, videos and Reddit threads can surface leads, but they do not prove a live event or reward remains available.

What is the next Pokopia event?

The official Pokémon announcement (published September 30, 2026) schedules Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises for October 17 at 5:00 a.m. through November 1 at 4:59 a.m. local time. Befriend Pumpkaboo near rebuilt Pokémon Centers, earn Pumpkin Candy with Camouflage surprises, and trade it for event furniture; Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist stay in town afterward.

Is there a Pokopia + Expansion Pass bundle?

In Japan, yes. The official Japanese site lists Pokémon Pokopia + Expansion Pass as a Nintendo Switch 2 game-key card releasing October 29, 2026 at 13,380 yen, with a Berry Furniture Set code and the 30 Rare Pokémetal ingot code inside. As of October 17, 2026 no release outside Japan is listed on an official page; Korean and Southeast Asian availability comes from outlet reports only.

What is the next confirmed Pokopia update?

The free Ver. 2.0.0 update shipped August 4, 2026 (Dive, underwater building, bulk storage actions), and Ver. 2.0.1 followed September 7 as the latest listed version. Nintendo's official pages list Expansion Pass Part 2 for late 2026 (accessories, no new town) and Part 3 for 2027 with a new town; no exact dates are published yet.