All limited-time events in Pokopia

Every so often, the Pokopia devs release limited-time events to keep people playing. The first was the “More Spores for Hoppip,” which added Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff to the game. For the next event, the game is teaming up with IKEA for a new Cloud Island and real-life furniture sales.

All of these events can be time-traveled to by changing your Nintendo Switch 2’s clock. But if you want to play the game as intended, we’ve put together a list of all the events in Pokopia and their dates so you can stay up to speed.

Here’s every event that’s either already been released in Pokopia or is planned, including their dates and a brief description of what they offered.

All events in Pokopia

Event	Dates available	Description
More Spores for Hoppip	March 10 to 25, 2026	Players could collect Cotton Spores on Dream Islands and exchange them for new furniture items from Hoppip in the Pokémon Center. Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff could all be befriended and added to the Pokédex.
April Fools’ Day	Annually on April 1	Complete a special PC challenge to earn an Inflatable Sudowoodo decoration.
Pokopia x IKEA	April 1 to May 10, 2026	Players can visit a new Cloud Island featuring IKEA-designed homes. Special furniture sets and food items inspired by Pokémon sold in IKEA stores.
Bulbasaur’s Jump Rope Contest	April 19 to April 27, 2026	Players can compete in Bulbasaur’s Jump Rope game to win prizes.
Sableye event	April 30 to May 10, 2026	Like the Hoppip event, Sableye will sell items in the Pokémon Center in exchange for a new currency called Red Crystal Fragments that can be found on Dream Islands. You can also befriend Sableye and add them to your Pokédex.

Current event in Pokopia

There is currently no live event in Pokopia.

Next Pokopia event

The next Pokopia event is the IKEA crossover, which will run from April 1 to May 10. Players will be able to visit Cloud Islands designed by IKEA in the game. If you’re looking for new furniture for your actual home, you can head to participating IKEA stores to pick up Pikachu and Snorlax-themed items. You can also find special food items and stickers to purchase in stores. Check out the IKEA Japan website for more information on in-store participation.

While the IKEA event is live, players will be able to get an Inflatable Sudowoodo for April Fools’ Day by correctly answering three quizzes. These quizzes are only available on April 1, so you’ll want to be sure to log on and talk to your Pokémon friends.

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Our beloved Scrappy is no longer the rooster that it was in ARC Raiders, and you can now feed it different items. The new feeding boost system is an extension of the default upgrade system since you can get bonuses.

This guide will state all the bonus rewards that you can get from feeding Scrappy with various food items.

All ARC Raiders Scrappy feeding boosts explained

There are two types of bonuses you can activate by feeding Scrappy. The table below has all the important information that you’ll need when trying to activate the boosts.

Food item	Feeding Rewards	Resource Bonus
Agave	Mods/Mod crafting materials	Assorted Seeds
Apricot	Gunsmith material or equipment	Metal Parts
Fruit Mix	Better chance of finding Topside materials	Rubber Parts Fabric Chemicals Metal Parts Plastic Parts Assorted Seeds
Lemon	Explosive Station materials or equipment	Chemicals
Mushroom	Gear Bench materials or equipment	Plastic Parts
Olives	Medical lab materials or equipment	Fabric
Prickly Pear	Utility Station material or equipment	Rubber Parts

Both the Feeding Rewards and Resource Bonus will be activated for one round once Scrappy has been fed. The bonuses and rewards will be determined by what you’re feeding Scrappy, and you can queue up to six different food items.

Once the round is finished, you’ll get your applicable rewards. The collection box has a limit, so check it after every round or two to see if Scrappy has managed to get anything valuable.

How to feed Scrappy in ARC Raiders

Once you have a food item, you can feed it to Scrappy. If you have extra, you can add it to the queue. That way, you won’t need to add the food item after every round manually. Once the round is over, you’ll get the bonus materials in the Collection Box.

Ideally, you should always feed food items that match your requirements (in terms of the offered bonuses).

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