Players have beautify the various towns in Pokemon Pokopia however they see fit, but since there are so many places for them to decorate, they will most likely want to experiment using all available construction materials, such as clay, a material that is necessary to make bricks.
How to Get Leaves in Pokopia
Players will need leaves in Pokemon Pokopia to construct buildings and craft useful resources - here is how they can get tons of them.
This guide tells players how they can get their hands on Squishy Clay in Pokopia, and also how they can turn it into bricks once they've obtained it.
How to Get Squishy Clay in Pokopia
Players will most likely come across Squishy Clay for the first time after making it rain and freeing Onix from the cave in Withered Wasteland. Even though the cave near Onix has a decent amount of clay, they will eventually deplete it of its resources. This isn't a reliable way to find Squishy Clay, especially if players are planning on building several brick structures and will burn through their stock rather quickly.
The best way to farm Squishy Clay in Pokopia is to interact with a Pikachu doll and visit a Dream Island. The Pikachu doll Dream Island has several resources from the beach/ocean biome, including Squishy Clay. There is a layer of Squishy Clay on the lower part of the cliffs of this island, so players can farm several stacks of clay by using Rollout or Rock Smash.
How to Make Bricks in Pokopia
Once players have Squishy Clay, they can ask a Pokemon with the Burn ability to turn it into Brick. To do this, they have to talk to them, ask them to take a look at something, select the Squishy Clay in their inventory, and then choose how much clay they want to hand over.
Players will receive 2 Bricks for every piece of Squishy Clay they hand over. They can give each Pokemon 10 Squishy Clay at a time. So, if they want more than 20 Bricks, they have to give several Pokemon Squishy Clay.
Pokemon Pokopia
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 89/100 Critics Rec: 98%
- Released
- March 5, 2026
- ESRB
- Everyone / Users Interact, In-Game Purchases
- Developer(s)
- Koei Tecmo, Game Freak
- Publisher(s)
- Nintendo, The Pokemon Company
- Multiplayer
- Online Multiplayer
- Franchise
- Pokemon
- Number of Players
- Single-player - other players can visit your base via the internet.
- Nintendo Switch 2 Release Date
- March 5, 2026
- Genre(s)
- Life Simulation, Simulation
- Platform(s)
- Nintendo Switch 2
- OpenCritic Rating
- Mighty
