Pikachu is one of the most sought-after Pokemon in Pokopia. Whether you are looking to complete a Habitat or find a certain Pokemon for your town, here is a full guide on how to get Pikachu in Pokemon Pokopia. This includes its Habitat, Specialty and more.
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Yes, Pikachu is in Pokemon Pokopia, well, technically. Below is a full guide on how to get one and what Pikachu can do.
As of now, it does not look like Pikachu is actually in the game; instead, it is replaced by Peakychu.
Peakychu is a Pikachu but it is a Pale one that has lost its electricity.
The Pokopia Pokedex reads:
“When its friends were sick, this Pokemon repeatedly shared its own electricity with them. As a result, its physical structure changed, and it became unable to generate electricity.”
Guide: How to get Peakychu in Pokemon Pokopia | Habitat & Specialty Guide
Surprisingly, while normal Pikachu is missing from Pokemon Pokopia, Pichu and Raichu are in the game. The Guides to get both in Pokopia are listed below.
Currently, there is no known way to get a normal Pikachu to show up in the game. We have a guide on how to get Peakychu that you may be looking for instead.
No Habitat
Locations:
There is no Rarity, Times of Weather that will help you get a normal Pikachu in Pokopia.
Rarity
Times
Weather
All Pokemon in Pokopia have a Specialty to help you in your town or island. Unfortunately, since normal Pikachu is not in the game, it has no Specialty, Ideal Habitat or Favorites.
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Ideal Habitat
Favorites
Pokemon Type
Pokedex Entry
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