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I'm currently not entirely sure what to do with Professor Tangrowth's old cave. I'm thinking of possibly getting rid of the cliff that's above it and opening it up for more floor space, but I'll tackle that as and when I need to. Right now I've got a number of places I can build houses on for my Pokémon friends.

I woke up this morning and went: 'I want my storage boxes to be a rainbow.'

I hope Mew enjoys living in the Withered Wasteland library with Mewtwo as assistant librarian!

Progress pictures of Raikou's new home in Bleak Beach! I really wanted to convert the ruins of the building where Raikou first appeared into a home for him. It felt fitting that our local legendary should get a home that is high up position that overlooks the rest of the city.

I managed to get 51 jumps to get the trophy and I haven't bothered with the contest since lol

I built a house for the Bulbasaur line recently and aimed to make it a home fit for a family of grass types. I absolutely love the idea of burying the palm trees to make them look like large ferns. Sadly, I can't move Bulbasaur in at the moment. He's too busy being the talk of the town at the moment due to the current event lol

I cleaned up the entrance to the back area a bit more and extended the pathway through it. I did think of opening it up more, but I kind of like the look of it being a little tunnel.

LEGENDARY SELFIE TIME!!

A few builds that I've done over the last few days. I built a much better greenhouse for the Oddish line to live in and then next to it, I built a cute pink house for Audino. Next on my list is a house for the Bulbasaur family.

A new home for Pidgey, Pidgeotto and Pidgeot in the Wasteland!

Snorlax walking merrily along~

My Palette Town (Dittotopia) has some fun builds so far!

I also built this log cabin for the Axew line, which includes a cute fireplace I made out of the stone arches. It doesn't meld perfectly with the blocks, but it works!

I hope this screenshot helps!

Talking with the neighbours.

Also saw a neat trick on disguising wireless power transmitters as planters, so I applied it here!