
Pokemon Pokopia has 87 achievements across seven categories, and getting every single one unlocks some of the most exclusive rewards in the game. The Legendary Throne, a golden Ditto shimmer, and the Pokopia Master title are reserved for players who go all the way — and the path to 100% is longer and trickier than it first appears.
Some achievements are straightforward: complete the story, befriend a certain number of Pokemon, build your first habitat. Others are hidden, time-sensitive, or require specific conditions that you might miss entirely if you are not paying attention. Three achievements in the game are genuinely missable, meaning you cannot go back and get them once the window closes.
This guide covers every achievement category, flags the missable ones early so you do not lose them, suggests an efficient order for completionists, and reveals all 12 hidden achievements. If you are just starting the game, our Pokemon Pokopia beginner guide will get you through the opening hours, and this guide picks up from there.
Achievement Categories Overview
Pokopia organizes its 87 achievements into seven categories. Each category has a completion percentage displayed on your Trainer Card, and filling all categories to 100% triggers the final Pokopia Master reward.
| Category | Achievements | Focus Area |
|---|---|---|
| Story | 12 | Main quest milestones and region completions |
| Exploration | 15 | Map discovery, hidden areas, landmarks |
| Collection | 18 | Habitat Dex, items, recipes, furniture |
| Building | 12 | Structures, habitats, island development |
| Social | 8 | Multiplayer trades, visits, co-op building |
| Farming | 10 | Crops, harvests, hybrid plants, seasonal goals |
| Hidden | 12 | Secret objectives discovered through gameplay |
The Story and Exploration categories are the most natural to complete — you will fill most of them just by playing through the game and exploring each region thoroughly. Collection and Building take longer because they require grinding specific activities. Social requires multiplayer, which means you need at least one friend or an online session. Farming and Hidden are the two categories that trip up the most completionists.
Story Achievements — Full List
Story achievements unlock automatically as you progress through the main quest. None of these are missable (except one that has an optional component — see the missable section below).
| # | Achievement | Requirement | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fresh Start | Complete the tutorial | 100 LC |
| 2 | First Habitat | Build your first Pokemon habitat | 200 LC |
| 3 | Wasteland Restored | Complete the Withered Wasteland story | 500 LC + Wasteland outfit |
| 4 | Ridges Conquered | Complete the Rocky Ridges story | 500 LC + Ridges outfit |
| 5 | Beach Reclaimed | Complete the Bleak Beach story | 500 LC + Beach outfit |
| 6 | Sky Touched | Complete the Sparkling Skylands story | 500 LC + Skylands outfit |
| 7 | Willow’s Trust | Complete all optional Professor Willow dialogues | 300 LC + Professor’s Desk |
| 8 | Identity Revealed | Reach the story climax in Skylands | 1,000 LC |
| 9 | The Choice | Make the final story decision | 1,000 LC |
| 10 | World Restored | Watch the credits | 2,000 LC + Golden Shimmer unlock |
| 11 | New Beginning | Start post-game content | 500 LC |
| 12 | True Ending | Complete the post-game quest chain | 2,000 LC + True Ending cutscene |
Willow’s Trust is the one story achievement with a missable component. Professor Willow offers optional dialogue prompts (marked with a blue speech bubble instead of the standard yellow) at various points throughout the story. You must select every single blue-bubble dialogue option before entering the Sparkling Skylands finale. If you miss even one, the achievement locks permanently on that save file.
Exploration Achievements — Full List
Exploration achievements reward thorough investigation of every corner of the map. Many of these come naturally, but a few require going significantly out of your way.
| # | Achievement | Requirement | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Steps | Discover 10 map areas | 100 LC |
| 2 | Wanderer | Discover 50 map areas | 300 LC |
| 3 | Cartographer | Discover all 120 map areas | 1,000 LC + Map Wall Art |
| 4 | Cave Explorer | Enter every cave in the game (18 total) | 500 LC |
| 5 | Peak Climber | Reach the highest point in each region | 400 LC |
| 6 | Deep Diver | Reach the deepest underwater area | 400 LC |
| 7 | Night Owl | Explore all four regions during nighttime | 300 LC |
| 8 | Storm Chaser | Explore during rain in all four regions | 300 LC |
| 9 | Hidden Path | Find your first secret area | 200 LC |
| 10 | Secret Keeper | Find all 15 secret areas | 1,000 LC + Explorer’s Hat |
| 11 | Glowing Collector | Pick up 100 glowing Pokeballs | 500 LC |
| 12 | Lore Hunter | Read all 30 lore tablets | 500 LC + Lore Book item |
| 13 | Bridge Builder | Repair all 8 broken bridges | 400 LC |
| 14 | Shortcut Finder | Discover all 6 fast-travel points | 300 LC |
| 15 | World Walker | Walk 100,000 blocks total distance | 500 LC |
Cave Explorer is the one that catches people off guard. There are 18 caves total, but several are hidden behind breakable walls, underwater entrances, or Pokemon-specific transformations. The caves in Sparkling Skylands are particularly well-hidden — two require Flying-type transformations to reach elevated entrances.
Lore Hunter requires reading all 30 stone tablets scattered across the world. These tablets tell the backstory of why Pokemon abandoned the four regions. They glow faintly at night, which is the best time to spot ones you have missed.
Collection Achievements — Full List
Collection achievements are the longest grind category. The Habitat Dex alone requires attracting all 311 Pokemon to your island, which involves building dozens of different habitat types across multiple regions.
| # | Achievement | Requirement | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Friend | Befriend your first wild Pokemon | 100 LC |
| 2 | Growing Community | Befriend 25 Pokemon | 300 LC |
| 3 | Bustling Island | Befriend 100 Pokemon | 500 LC |
| 4 | Full House | Befriend 200 Pokemon | 1,000 LC |
| 5 | Dex Complete | Complete the full 311 Habitat Dex | 5,000 LC + Legendary Throne |
| 6 | Recipe Collector | Unlock 100 crafting recipes | 300 LC |
| 7 | Master Crafter | Unlock all 600+ crafting recipes | 2,000 LC + Master Bench upgrade |
| 8 | Furniture Fanatic | Place 50 unique furniture items | 300 LC |
| 9 | Interior Designer | Place 150 unique furniture items | 1,000 LC |
| 10 | Fashion Forward | Collect 30 unique outfits | 500 LC |
| 11 | Seed Saver | Collect all 48 seed types | 500 LC |
| 12 | Fish Finder | Catch all 25 fish species | 500 LC + Golden Rod |
| 13 | Bug Net Master | Catch all 15 bug species | 300 LC |
| 14 | Fossil Hunter | Find all 8 fossil fragments | 500 LC + Fossil Display |
| 15 | Shiny Spotter | Attract your first Shiny Pokemon | 500 LC |
| 16 | Shiny Collector | Attract 10 Shiny Pokemon | 1,000 LC |
| 17 | Life Coin Hoarder | Accumulate 50,000 Life Coins total | 1,000 LC |
| 18 | Transformation Master | Unlock all 40+ Pokemon transformations | 2,000 LC |
First Friend is missable. You must befriend your first wild Pokemon within the first 3 in-game days. Most players do this naturally, but if you spend your first days focused entirely on building and crafting without interacting with any wild Pokemon, the window closes. The achievement tracker does not warn you about this deadline.
Dex Complete (all 311 Pokemon) is the single longest achievement in the game. It requires building every habitat type, visiting every region at every time of day and in every weather condition, and reaching high friendship with species that require specific conditions. For a full breakdown of every Pokemon location, see our all Pokemon locations guide.
Building Achievements — Full List
Building achievements track your construction progress, from your first wall to a fully developed island.
| # | Achievement | Requirement | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Wall | Place your first building block | 100 LC |
| 2 | Home Sweet Home | Complete your first house (4 walls + roof + door) | 300 LC |
| 3 | Habitat Creator | Build 5 unique habitat types | 500 LC |
| 4 | Master Builder | Build 15 unique habitat types | 1,000 LC |
| 5 | Architect | Build all 24 habitat types | 2,000 LC + Blueprint item |
| 6 | Block Placer | Place 1,000 building blocks | 300 LC |
| 7 | Mega Builder | Place 10,000 building blocks | 1,000 LC |
| 8 | Room Designer | Create 10 rooms with complete set bonuses | 500 LC |
| 9 | Outdoor Artisan | Place 50 outdoor furniture items | 300 LC |
| 10 | Island Rating 3 | Reach Island Rating level 3 | 500 LC |
| 11 | Island Rating 5 | Reach maximum Island Rating level 5 | 2,000 LC + Island Flag item |
| 12 | Path Network | Connect all regions with stone paths | 500 LC |
Island Rating is a composite score based on your total habitats built, furniture placed, Pokemon befriended, and overall island aesthetic quality. Reaching level 5 requires a well-rounded approach — you cannot max out the rating by excelling in just one area.
The fastest path to Island Rating 5 involves building at least 15 habitat types, placing 100+ furniture items (including wall decorations), befriending 150+ Pokemon, and connecting your island with stone pathways. The game calculates the rating daily at midnight.
Social Achievements — Full List
Social achievements require multiplayer interaction. You need at least one other player to complete this category.
| # | Achievement | Requirement | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Visitor | Have another player visit your island | 200 LC |
| 2 | World Traveler | Visit 5 different players’ islands | 300 LC |
| 3 | Trader | Complete your first trade | 200 LC |
| 4 | Market Maven | Complete 25 trades | 500 LC |
| 5 | Co-op Builder | Build a habitat with another player | 300 LC |
| 6 | Party Host | Have 4 players on your island simultaneously | 500 LC |
| 7 | Cloud Pioneer | Set up a Cloud Island | 300 LC |
| 8 | Gift Giver | Leave a gift on a friend’s Cloud Island | 200 LC |
These achievements are straightforward if you play with friends regularly. For solo players, the simplest approach is to join a public multiplayer lobby and knock out the trade and visit achievements in a single session. Co-op Builder specifically requires both players to place blocks on the same habitat, so coordinate beforehand.
Farming Achievements — Full List
Farming achievements track your agricultural progress and include the most time-sensitive requirements in the game.
| # | Achievement | Requirement | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Harvest | Harvest your first crop | 100 LC |
| 2 | Farmer’s Dozen | Harvest 100 crops total | 300 LC |
| 3 | Agricultural Expert | Harvest 1,000 crops total | 1,000 LC |
| 4 | Hybrid Pioneer | Create your first hybrid plant | 500 LC |
| 5 | Hybrid Collector | Create all 8 hybrid types | 2,000 LC + Golden Watering Can |
| 6 | Season Keeper | Harvest at least one crop in each of the first 4 season rotations | 500 LC |
| 7 | Perfect Farm | Have 20 active crop plots producing simultaneously | 500 LC |
| 8 | Crop Diversity | Grow 30 different crop types | 500 LC |
| 9 | Fertilizer Master | Use fertilizer 50 times | 300 LC |
| 10 | Midnight Harvest | Harvest a crop at exactly midnight in-game | 200 LC |
Season Keeper is the third missable achievement. You must harvest at least one crop during each of the first four seasonal rotations after you unlock farming. If you miss a season (for example, you unlock farming in Summer and do not harvest anything during the following Fall), the achievement becomes permanently locked. The fix is simple — plant a fast-growing Carrot at the start of every new season and harvest it before the season ends.
Midnight Harvest is a hidden-in-plain-sight achievement. You need to time your harvest for exactly 12:00 AM in-game. The easiest method is to plant a Carrot (5-minute growth), time it so it matures right before midnight, and harvest it the moment the clock turns.
All 12 Hidden Achievements
Hidden achievements appear as dark silhouettes in your Trainer Card until you discover them. Here is every hidden achievement and how to unlock it.
| # | Achievement | How to Unlock | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sleep Connoisseur | Sleep in every bed type in the game | 300 LC |
| 2 | Master Chef | Cook every recipe in the cooking catalog | 1,000 LC |
| 3 | Speed Runner | Visit all four regions in a single in-game day | 500 LC |
| 4 | Fashion Show | Change your outfit 25 times in one day | 200 LC |
| 5 | Stargazer | Use Starlight Gaze at every landmark | 500 LC |
| 6 | Ditto’s Memory | Find all 10 memory fragments (hidden lore items) | 1,000 LC |
| 7 | Peaceful Day | Spend an entire in-game day without using any PP | 300 LC |
| 8 | Full Transform | Use every Pokemon transformation in a single day | 500 LC |
| 9 | Generous Spirit | Give gifts to 50 different Pokemon species | 500 LC |
| 10 | Night Fisher | Catch a fish between 2:00 AM and 4:00 AM | 200 LC |
| 11 | Block Artist | Build a structure taller than 50 blocks | 300 LC |
| 12 | The Last Shimmer | Return to the tutorial area after completing the True Ending | 1,000 LC + Credits replay |
Ditto’s Memory is the most involved hidden achievement. The 10 memory fragments are tiny glowing pink items hidden in extremely obscure locations — inside walls, underwater, behind waterfalls, and in areas only accessible with specific Pokemon transformations. They tell the story of Ditto before the events of the game, and collecting all 10 plays a special cutscene.
The Last Shimmer is the emotional capstone of the entire achievement system. After completing the True Ending post-game quest, return to the exact spot where the tutorial began. The game plays a short scene that recontextualizes the entire story and awards the final hidden achievement.
Speedrun-Friendly Achievement Order
If you want to reach 100% as efficiently as possible, this order minimizes backtracking and lost time.
Phase 1 — Early Game (Hours 1-10)
- Complete the tutorial (Fresh Start).
- Befriend your first wild Pokemon within 3 days (First Friend — missable).
- Start farming immediately after unlocking Rototiller (First Harvest).
- Harvest one crop per season as seasons rotate (Season Keeper — missable).
- Select every blue-bubble dialogue from Professor Willow (Willow’s Trust — missable).
- Build your first house and habitat (First Wall, Home Sweet Home, First Habitat).
Phase 2 — Mid Game (Hours 10-40) 7. Clear the main story across all four regions (4 region achievements + story milestones). 8. Explore every cave, peak, and secret area as you reach each region (Exploration category). 9. Build diverse habitat types as you go (Building category). 10. Fish and catch bugs in every region before moving on (Collection progress).
Phase 3 — Post-Game (Hours 40-80) 11. Complete the post-game quest chain (True Ending). 12. Grind Habitat Dex completion (Dex Complete). 13. Unlock all crafting recipes and Pokemon transformations (Collection). 14. Work on hybrid plants and farming milestones (Farming category).
Phase 4 — Cleanup (Hours 80-100+) 15. Knock out multiplayer achievements in focused sessions (Social category). 16. Hunt hidden achievements using the list above (Hidden category). 17. Push Island Rating to level 5 (Building final achievement). 18. Return to the tutorial area for The Last Shimmer.
Island Rating Milestones
Island Rating is the composite score that tracks your overall island development. It ranges from level 1 to level 5, and each level unlocks new features and rewards.
| Rating Level | Requirements (approximate) | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Complete tutorial | Basic island features |
| Level 2 | 5 habitats, 25 Pokemon, 30 furniture | Expanded PC shop inventory |
| Level 3 | 10 habitats, 75 Pokemon, 75 furniture | Cloud Island feature |
| Level 4 | 18 habitats, 150 Pokemon, 120 furniture | Seasonal event access |
| Level 5 | 24 habitats, 250+ Pokemon, 200+ furniture, paths connecting all regions | Island Flag + Pokopia Master progress |
The jump from Level 4 to Level 5 is the steepest. It requires nearly all habitat types, a large Pokemon roster, extensive decoration, and a connected path network. Most players reach Level 4 during the main story and spend the post-game pushing toward Level 5.
Furniture placement is the easiest lever to pull for quick rating gains. Wall-mounted items (paintings, shelves, lanterns) count toward your furniture total without consuming floor space. Filling walls in every room you build is the most efficient way to boost your rating.
Tips for Completionists
Track missable achievements from day one. Mark First Friend (3-day window), Season Keeper (every season), and Willow’s Trust (blue dialogues) as your top priorities. Everything else can be done at your own pace.
Use the Trainer Card regularly. Check your achievement progress every few hours of gameplay. The percentage breakdown by category shows you exactly where your gaps are, so you can target the weakest category instead of grinding one you are already close to finishing.
Do not rush the hidden achievements. Most hidden achievements unlock naturally through varied gameplay. If you build different structures, cook different recipes, fish at odd hours, and experiment with transformations, you will stumble into most of them without trying.
Set up a dedicated multiplayer session. Rather than trying to find random players online, schedule a session with a friend specifically to knock out all 8 Social achievements at once. Most can be done in 30-60 minutes if both players cooperate.
Farm hybrid plants in parallel with other goals. Hybrid mutation takes multiple harvest cycles. Start planting compatible pairs early in your playthrough and check them periodically. By the time you are in the post-game cleanup phase, you should have most or all 8 hybrid types without dedicated farming time.
FAQ
How many achievements are in Pokemon Pokopia? There are 87 achievements in Pokopia split across seven categories: Story, Exploration, Collection, Building, Social, Farming, and Hidden. Completing all 87 unlocks the Pokopia Master title and the Legendary Throne furniture item.
Are there missable achievements in Pokopia? Yes. Three achievements are missable: First Friend (must befriend your first wild Pokemon within 3 in-game days), Willow’s Trust (must complete all optional dialogue with Professor Willow before the story finale), and Season Keeper (must harvest at least one crop in each of the first four seasonal rotations).
What do you get for 100% completion in Pokopia? Completing all 87 achievements unlocks the Pokopia Master title (displayed on your Trainer Card), the Legendary Throne furniture item, a unique Ditto shimmer color (golden), and 10,000 Life Coins.
How do I check my achievement progress in Pokopia? Open the menu and navigate to the Trainer Card tab. The Achievements section shows all categories, individual achievements, progress bars, and which ones you have completed. Hidden achievements show as silhouettes until discovered.
What are hidden achievements in Pokopia? Hidden achievements are 12 secret objectives that do not appear in your achievement list until you discover them through gameplay. They include unusual tasks like sleeping in every bed type, cooking every recipe, and visiting all four regions in a single in-game day.
How long does 100% completion take in Pokopia? Most players report 80-120 hours for full 100% completion. The main story takes 30-40 hours, and the remaining time goes to Habitat Dex completion, hidden achievement discovery, farming milestones, and island rating maximization.
What is the Habitat Dex in Pokopia? The Habitat Dex is a completion tracker for all 311 Pokemon in the game. You fill it by attracting each species to your island through habitat building. Completing the Habitat Dex is tied to several achievements and unlocks the rarest rewards.
Do multiplayer achievements count toward 100%? Yes. The Social category includes 8 achievements that require multiplayer interaction, such as completing a trade, visiting a friend’s island, and building a habitat cooperatively. These count toward the overall 87 total.


