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Legendary Guide

Pokopia Legendary Pokemon

Legendary progression guide covering Dream Islands routes, Palette Town kits, Ho-Oh/Lugia bell recipes, and Mew unlock steps.

As with many Pokemon games, Legendary Pokemon can be found throughout the game. In Pokemon Pokopia, they act much like other Pokemon with their own specialties, desires and so forth but there are a few changes

Legendary and Mythical Pokemon have a greater effect on the Environment level of the area you bring them to. As you improve their comfort level, it becomes easier to raise the entire environment level of the area

Legendary Pokemon

Dream Islands

Several of the Legendary Pokemon can be obtained by going through various Dream Islands. If you go to some Dream Islands, you will have a chance of getting the Legendary Beasts and Mewtwo. You can fine tune the islands you get using certain dolls to start your journey but it isn't a guarantee.

Once you have spoken to the Pokemon, you will be able to bring them back to the region and set them up in a home.

Dream Islands
DollTarget Pokemon
Eevee DollSuicune
Pikachu DollRaikou
Arcanine DollEntei
Dragonite DollMewtwo

Palette Town

Pokemon required: 15

In Palette Town, you will be able to find three special kits around the area. If you go to build these kits, they will require 15 Pokemon as well as a substantial amount of resources. When built, you will find the Legendary Bird Pokemon within

Palette Town

Kit

Freezing Chambers

Legendary Pokemon: Articuno

Requirements

  • StoneStone×50
  • IceIce×50
  • Crystal FragmentsCrystal Fragments×10
  • PokeMetalPokeMetal×10

Kit

Abandoned Power Plant

Legendary Pokemon: Zapdos

Requirements

  • Copper IngotCopper Ingot×50
  • Gold IngotGold Ingot×50
  • Sea Glass FragmentsSea Glass Fragments×50
  • BrickBrick×50
  • PokeMetalPokeMetal×10

Kit

Altar of the Flame

Legendary Pokemon: Moltres

Requirements

  • Copper IngotCopper Ingot×50
  • Gold IngotGold Ingot×50
  • Lava BlockLava Block×50
  • PokeMetalPokeMetal×10

Ho-Oh & Lugia

Throughout your gameplay, you will be seeing Ho-Oh and Lugia flying overhead. If you wait for them to leave, they will drop off a Rainbow Feather or Silver Feather respectively.

After you have befriended Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres, you will get a recipe for a Tidal Bell which requires 5 Rare PokeMetal and 5 Silver Feather to make, and if you befriend Raikou, Entei & Suicune you'll get the recipe for the Clear Bell which requires 5 Rare PokeMetal and 5 Rainbow Feather to make.

With these items in hand, when Ho-Oh or Lugia fly overhead, you can place those items and ring the bell to get them to come down to talk and befriend.

Ho-Oh
Feather dropsRainbow FeatherRainbow FeatherSilver FeatherSilver Feather

Bell Recipe

Tidal Bell

Unlock: Befriend Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres.

  • Rare PokeMetalRare PokeMetal×5
  • Silver FeatherSilver Feather×5

Bell Recipe

Clear Bell

Unlock: Befriend Raikou, Entei, and Suicune.

  • Rare PokeMetalRare PokeMetal×5
  • Rainbow FeatherRainbow Feather×5

Mew

Mew is a bit different in how it is found. Unlike the random ones found in the Dream Island from the get-go, or the ones that you find in the story before finding them in Dream Island, here you need to find 27 different Mysterious Slates. These can be found randomly in shiny patches of ground. Then, take them to the ruins near the Pokemon Center in the Withered Wastelands. Put the blocks on the corresponding tile to make a Mew picture and Mew will then be available to find.

Mew

Mysterious Slates

27

Ruins Location

Withered Wastelands