Official Release· Nintendo· Published Sep 13, 2026

Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass Part 2 Arrives This Winter with Accessories, New Pokémon and Furniture

Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass Part 2 is scheduled for winter 2026, introducing accessories that can be worn by Ditto and other Pokémon, along with additional Pokémon and furniture.

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Part 2 focuses on expanding customization and everyday life in Pokémon Pokopia rather than adding another town. Players will be able to accessorize Ditto and their Pokémon, while new Pokémon including Doduo, Skitty, and Braixen will join the game. Nintendo has confirmed that Part 2 will not include a new town, with another new town instead planned for Part 3 in 2027.

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The Pokémon Company and Nintendo have revealed new details for Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass Part 2, scheduled for release in winter 2026.

Part 2 introduces a new accessory system, allowing both Ditto and the Pokémon living alongside it to wear different items. Nintendo has shown accessories including sunglasses, bow ties, and a Sylveon-themed ribbon that can be used to create matching looks.

The update will also add more Pokémon and furniture. Doduo, Skitty, and Braixen are among the newly confirmed Pokémon, with additional accessories to be revealed later.

The Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass consists of three content drops. Part 1, Bubbly Basin, is already available. Part 2 arrives in late 2026 and will not introduce a new town, while Part 3 is planned for 2027 with another town, additional Pokémon, furniture, and more.

Why This Matters

Part 2 is focused less on expanding the map and more on making life with Pokémon more customizable. Giving Pokémon wearable accessories adds another layer of personalization, while the larger expansion of the game world is being reserved for Part 3 in 2027.

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