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in pokopia it's getting sadder and sadder to see all these pokemon, 'specially the professor, be like 'maybe if we make it green again the humans will come back!' to 'well,, maybe we need to get trees!' to 'furniture and houses, right? ...maybe?' to 'im,, im sure. im sure if we rebuild towns they will return. they have to. right?'
like,, i do not think they are coming back, guys,,,,
the slow loss of hope of humans returning contrasted by the slow returning hope of a living world....ough
There's an incredible amount of humour and possibly-unintentional worldbuilding in the pokopia habitat mechanics
"Hitmonchan wants a punching bag and a seat" yeah, that makes sense "Hitmonlee wants urgent care supplies" good for him "it's easier to find the Litwick line if you use the purple candles" of course, of course "Goodra needs berry furniture" huh? "Tyranitar wants a vegetable garden" well that's a new side to her "Magmortar would like to live in a kitchen" do those hands even work that way "Dedenne wants to play on the slide" yeah okay "Snivy also wants to play on the slide" ? "Floragato will only appear if it gets in trouble with the law" I guess "Noibat's a DDR fiend" ???
"Metagross's only desire is a 'Gamer's Paradise'" ???????????
My favorite thing about pokopia is that sometimes the pokemon are so dumb the narrator needs to interject and clarify just how dumb what theyre saying is
I realized something while playing Pokopia the other day. If you leave your ditto just standing idle it’ll eventually fall asleep and when it does the music cuts out. The music that is classic Pokémon music but remixed.
It’s remixed because ditto can’t remember exactly how each song went. It cuts out when it falls asleep because the music is only playing inside of ditto’s mind.
This game is truly insane

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Me: Oh, I need to move this over an inch
The pokemon, every single time: NOOOOOO! MY THIIINGG! #MYTHING
Both Kyogre and Raikou had country accents, the regular mons seem to be a mix of urban and vague basic
But Mosslax is also seemingly aggressively southern, then we have Peakychu
Who is definitely british.
Girly kept saying Skosh, and peaky seems to only really be used by British folks for the meaning of has here, meaning ill, pale, sickly.
Chef Dente is a whole mystery, why is this squirrel calling me pumpkin and sweetie, talks like a middle-aged southern lady (source, I'm southern and surrounded by them). Sounds like one bad cooking move from me to saying "Bless your heart"
I love this game and how much personality they have. Raikou made me laugh, he's so chill, even if he accidentally smited Mosslax.
I'm twoish hours into Pokopia and I'm having a lot of feelings about your trainer having a Ditto sticker on their Pokedex.
It's sad and hilarious that the answer to the central mystery of Pokopia is laid out plain and clear in writing in the text of the game, but the protagonist is illiterate
Idk it's just there was a kid who loved this ditto so much even though it couldn't transform properly like the one thing dittos are supposed to do that when it woke up alone somewhere completely unfamiliar it immediately transformed into them. It helped rebuild Kanto like how humans would have. We don't know what happened to this kid for all we know they're long dead but their love meant so much to Ditto that it became the reason humans and pokemon might one day find each other again. Does that not make anybody else fucking ill

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After binging Pokopia for 3 days straight, I think my favorite thing it does that other games like Animal Crossing and Dreamlight Valley and Hello Kitty's Island Adventure still have trouble with is that the residents are ACTUALLY HELPFUL.
Yes the pokemon still give you silly missions and fetch quests, but they also have the ability to do things you can't do yourself! Taking them around with you actually serves a purpose other than "you get a fun little bonus"! They can process materials and build structures while you're off exploring and gathering! They randomly bring you snacks!
Like it's not annoying when Bulbasaur asks "hey can you bring me a berry?" Because after I can ask them "hey can you help build this house for the next four hours?" and they do it! I actually feel like part of a team instead of the one doing all the work around here!
...the only one who has been overly demanding so far is Meowth, but I forgive him because he's my son and I love him.
Anyway game good, worth saving up the money for if you like cozy and pokemon.
I keep losing my mind over Pokopia as a story of grief. Your trainer lives on in you & your chosen appearance. Professor Tangrowth wears the glasses of his professor. We adapt to the technology of our trainers who are long gone. We survive without them, but their history lives on in how we rebuild the world.
pokopia has really been making me realize just how *good* post-apocalyptic stories can be if done right. so many go for this hyperviolent doom and gloom kinda vibe, which is not inherently a bad thing and has its own place, but i really like the kind of... peaceful post-apocalypse that pokopia has. there were people here, once, but it's been so long and they're not coming back. all of the pokemon in this game keep talking about how if they just make the world a little better, if they just rebuild the houses and replant the flowers maybe the people they love will come back and they'll see them again. but they won't. (well, i haven't finished the game yet, but it's not really my belief that they *will*.) at one point, yes, the volcano buried pewter city in ash, and floods wiped out viridian city, but now there's nothing but ruins and cleanup and hope that things will be better, eventually. and bit by bit you make them better. idk i really like this game guys
Shower thought: The possibility that Pokopia is a prequel to PMD creates a fantastic parallel between PMD's protag being a human transformed into a Pokemon and Pokopia's protag being a Pokemon transformed into a human
I think it’s very funny that legends arceus had the premise of “we’re hundreds of years in the past and people are JUST starting to learn how to live alongside pokemon” and then legends za is current day or future and people are still trying to figure out how to live alongside pokemon. Yeah, some are just AROUND the city but the majority have to be kept in fenced areas. And then pokopia comes along like “yeah…..the humans are gone. We don’t know what happened. The whole region is in ruins, and we’re putting this ditto in charge of building everything back up.” Guess we didn’t figure it out.

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Still playing Pokopia, and... it's genuinely a little sad. The devs did a really good job creating dramatic irony (when the viewer/player knows something critical that the characters do not) that make me want to keep playing. It's not a matter of "I want to make the town prettier!" It's "Man. The more I explore, the more I learn about what happened-- and meet Pokemon that were directly impacted by the events that occurred."
Like, the "new" Pikachu? Peakychu? Jesus Christ! Horrifically sad. The game doesn't come out and say what happened, but you can very well infer it.
Not to mention the gameplay mechanics are surprisingly easy to use and robust. They introduce things piece by piece, so it's not overwhelming. All the Pokemon feel unique, too! And the map is, from what I can gather, fucking immense!
I know the general consensus about $70 games is they're not worth it, but if it continues playing like it is right now-- and there's as much content as there seems to be-- I'd argue that this is actually a game that's worth $70.
I think one of my favorite things about Pokopia is how well it uses everyone's familiarity with Kanto to just have really effective moments through just exploring Like just going around and suddenly realizing you're in the Psychic type gym or the Pokémon Fan Club and just wondering what happened... Like It just hits really hard and I like it a lot