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Pokemon Pokopia Gets Extended Trailer

Pokemon Pokopia Gets Extended Trailer - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 13 November 2025 / 2,724 Views

The Pokemon Company and developers Game Freak and Koei Tecmo have released the extended trailer for Pokémon Pokopia.

View the trailer below:

Read details on the game below:

A New Life from the Ground Up

In Pokemon Pokopia, players play as a Ditto that has awoken from a long slumber and transformed to look like a human. Ditto meets the peculiar Professor Tangrowth, who has been living all alone in a place where humans and Pokemon once lived—and appears to be wearing human tools. Seeing the withered grass and trees, Ditto decides to build the area anew by crafting items and learning moves from other Pokemon, creating a utopia for everyone to live in, one step at a time.

uilding the Ideal Space

The player can learn moves from the Pokemon they meet, helping to create habitats where different Pokemon will appear. The moves they learn can also be used for other purposes, such as smashing walls with Rock Smash, adding more greenery with Leafage, going from mountain to mountain in a single leap with Glide, or travelling across water with Surf.

Players can also interact with the Pokemon they meet, including playing jump rope with Bulbasaur’s vines, having Charmander light fires, or teaming up with lots of Pokemon to build houses to live in.

Pokemon may come to the player with requests for making their environment a more comfortable place to live. Some will even have important requests tied to solving larger problems. Fulfilling these requests will lead to the development of the entire area.

Players can also look forward to switching up their look with different hairstyles or outfits, and crafting items or furniture to personalise their surroundings. Up to four players can also enjoy playing together.

Peculiar Pokemon

In addition to Professor Tangrowth, players will encounter other mysterious Pokemon.

  • Peakychu – A pale Pikachu with drooping ears whose fur is a mysterious colour.
  • Mosslax – Moss has grown all over this Snorlax’s body, and it looks as though a flower is blooming atop its head. It must have been asleep for a really long time.
  • Smearguru – A Smeargle with vibrant colours splattered across its body. It almost looks like a painter when it uses its tail as a brush.

Pokémon Pokopia will launch for the Nintendo Switch 2 on March 5, 2026.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can follow the author on Bluesky.


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8 Comments
pikashoe (on 13 November 2025)

The game looks fun, but the price is quite steep for what this is. 50 would probably be a more fair price.

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SecondWar (on 13 November 2025)

The setting is kinda creepy in that its like a natural disaster hit the area and destroyed the human settlement, so things like Ditto and Tangrowth are filling in the blanks,

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Manlytears (on 13 November 2025)

$70 for this!? I mean... Realy!? This feels like one of those low budget projects that should be priced at $50 or lower, it reeks greed!

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HopeMillsHorror Manlytears (on 13 November 2025)

$40 or lower

This is a WiiWare game

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xMetroid (on 15 November 2025)

This seem really fun and like pretty extensive, but i feel like i'll get it on sale eventually.

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LivncA_Dis3 (on 15 November 2025)

The master milkers are back at it

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Zippy6 (on 15 November 2025)

I thought that it being on a key card might have been an indication it was a budget title. $70? Guess not.

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Teno (on 13 November 2025)

It's so insane to release an exclusive release in the first year of the Switch 2 as a game key card. Two or three years from now, they might have got away with it, but now? Too soon Nintendo...way too soon.

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