Latest Updates & Patch Notes (Ver. 1.1.1) | Pokemon Pokopia

Latest update: Ver. 1.1.1 (Released June 18, 2026)

Nintendo has released Ver. 1.1.1 for Pokémon Pokopia, bringing a smaller targeted update that fixes issues related to placed-item limits and Ditto's facial expressions when using emotes while taking photos.

Fixes included:

Fixed an issue where problems could occur when the number of placed items in an area exceeded a certain limit.

Fixed an issue where Ditto's facial expression might not change when using an emote while taking photos with the camera.

For the complete set of improvements and fixes, please see: Nintendo Support

Ver. 1.1.0 (Released June 9, 2026)

Nintendo has released Ver. 1.1.0 for Pokémon Pokopia, bringing a larger quality-of-life update with new Pokémon conversation variations, improved Pokémon behaviours, clearer request guidance, expanded item-placement limits, multiplayer adjustments, and a wide range of gameplay fixes.

Improvements included:

Added new conversation variations between Pokémon.

Added and adjusted conversation variations for Pokémon with a "..." speech bubble.

Pokémon accompanying Ditto can now use chairs and beds together where possible.

Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Glaceon, and Sylveon will now sleep at the edge of sofas, similar to Leafeon.

Pokémon accompanying Ditto will now avoid the placement preview area when objects are being placed.

When moving Pokémon into a two-storey house, players can now choose the destination floor while indoors.

Pokémon processing materials at the community box or furnace will now prioritise locations closer to their own habitat.

If Ditto's transformation wears off while falling, pressing the Run or Jump button will return Ditto to human form and restore control.

Increased the placement limit for items that use electricity from 512 to 1,024.

The laser sensor item now displays its detection range when being placed.

And more.

Fixes included:

Fixed an issue where Pokémon could stop partway through processing materials from the community box.

Fixed an issue where transactions at the Pokémon Center or Poké Mart could end immediately.

Fixed an issue where Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff could be unable to move through the air.

Fixed clipping issues at the Chansey resting area habitat.

Fixed an issue where Pokémon did not react to the hot spring in the hot-spring shower habitat.

Fixed an issue where doors and windows could not be opened during hide-and-sneak.

Fixed an issue where learning an emote could cause a Pokémon to fall.

Fixed camera-related expression issues when setting Ditto's expression to default.

Fixed an issue where some Pokémon were less likely to appear in town without a habitat.

Fixed an issue where a Pokémon brought from another town could be unable to move into a block house.

And more.

For the complete set of improvements and fixes, please see: Nintendo Support

Ver. 1.0.4 (Released April 22, 2026)

Nintendo has released Ver. 1.0.4, which introduces a small quality-of-life improvement and fixes a range of progression, NPC, and Pokemon Center-related issues.

Improvements included:

Players can now relocate Pokemon Centers even while in-game events are in progress.

Fixes included:

Fixed a progression issue in Bleak Beach where the request "Wanted: Food!" could not advance under certain conditions.

Fixed an issue in Bleak Beach where certain actions prevented the request "Pool repair needed!" from appearing.

Fixed an issue in Bleak Beach where, after completing "Pool repair needed!", Happiny could sometimes no longer accompany the player.

Fixed a progression issue in Sparkling Skylands during the request "Pokemon Center tour guide!", where certain actions could prevent Tinkmaster from accompanying the player.

Fixed an issue where Professor Tangrowth could stop appearing after certain actions.

Fixed cases where, if specific Pokemon were queued to appear, other Pokemon could also fail to spawn.

Fixed an issue where certain actions could prevent Peakychu, Chef Dente, and Tinkmaster from leaving town, blocking request progression.

Fixed an issue where picking up a relocation kit (prepare) under certain conditions could leave behind indestructible platforms.

Fixed a freeze that could occur when accessing the Pokemon Center PC with certain save data.

Fixed an issue where rebuilding a Pokemon Center during in-game events could cause its decorations to float.

Fixed an issue where trades could not be carried out at Pokemon Centers on Cloud Islands during in-game events.

Source: Nintendo Support

Ver. 1.0.3 (Released April 8, 2026)

We have implemented improvements to address the following issues:

In some cases, Pokémon whose habitats have disappeared cannot be found even when searching for them using the “Search” function in the Pokédex.

Additionally, the following issues have been fixed.

If these issues have already occurred in your game, applying this update will resolve them.

When traveling to a Dream Island under certain circumstances, you arrive at Palette Town and are unable to return to the original town.

When moving between towns or when the in-game date changes, the screen remains dark, making it difficult to operate the game.

If you perform certain actions, it becomes impossible to relocate Pokémon habitats.

If construction is carried out in a certain way, building projects will not be completed until the in-game date changes.

In Bleak Beach, performing certain actions prevents progress during the request “Power up the charging station!”

In the Sparkling Skylands, performing certain actions causes the Pokémon that you requested construction help from to be removed, making it difficult to progress the request to rebuild the huge building.

On Cloud Islands, performing certain actions causes seasonal Pokémon to disappear from the town and Cloud Island.

When creating a new Cloud Island, an error occurs and the island cannot be created.

Some of the following issues have been partially fixed, making them less likely to occur.

By performing certain actions, the controller vibrates continuously.

Ver. 1.0.2 (Released March 17, 2026)

We have implemented improvements to address the following issues:

During the request “Rock Smash your way to treasure!” in Withered Wasteland, if the player places other blocks over the cracked blocks near Hitmonchan, it becomes difficult to understand how to progress the request.

During the request “To Snorlax!” in Bleak Beach, if the player places other blocks over the cracked blocks near Snorlax, it becomes difficult to understand how to progress the request.

Additionally, the following issues have been fixed.

If these issues have already occurred in your game, applying this update will resolve them.

During the request “Help make a home!” in Withered Wasteland, Squirtle may move on top of a tree and become impossible to talk to, preventing progress.

During the request “Find the Pokémon Center!” in Bleak Beach, if the cracked blocks on the bridge are broken before Professor Tangrowth crosses the bridge, it will become difficult to make progress on the request.

During the request “Find the Pokémon Center!” in Bleak Beach, a specific sequence of actions may prevent Professor Tangrowth’s bridge repair request from triggering, preventing progress.

In Rocky Ridges, a specific sequence of actions may prevent the event in which the player meets Rotom from occurring.

During the request “Clear off the path!” in Rocky Ridges, if the request is triggered under certain conditions, it will become difficult to make progress on the request.

Spinarak’s type is listed incorrectly in the Pokédex.

Ver. 1.0.1 (Released March 3, 2026)

Several issues have been addressed to improve the gameplay experience.