Pokopia Jirachi habitat details and how to build it
Here's how to get the Pokopia Jirachi habitat after the Shining Wish Note event
The Pokopia Jirachi habitat was introduced via a Limted-Time event, and this is no longer available to play in-game without time travelling. If you aren't willing to time travel to the event dates, which were between June 23, 2026, at 5 AM and July 8 at 5 AM local time, you can still get the items required to build Jirachi's habitat. Here are the details.
Pokopia Jirachi habitat information
The items you need to create the Surrounded by Stars Jirachi habitat in Pokopia are:
- Star Closet
- Cloud table
- Starry-sky bed
- Jirachi Lamp
Place these items anyway you wish, as long as they are in a five-block area, and ensure that the lamp is powered on by inviting a Pokemon with the Generate ability to follow you to it. Once the lamp is powered, the habitat will activate.
Since these items were only available to obtain during the Jirachi event, you'll need to take advantage of the Pokemon Center 3D printer mechanic to get them now.
If you don't have the Jirachi habitat items, you must get a picture of them using the Object Mode on your in-game camera. To do this, you'll need to head to another player's Pokopia Dream Island - as long as they do have the items. Try the Pokopia Developer Dream Islands if none of your friends have the habitat gear.
Be sure to check out our Pokopia Mystery Codes guide for other limited-time items.
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