How to get the Pokopia Ocean Door recipe
Ocean Doors are not just a pretty building item in Pokopia, they're required for building the Bubbly Basin Ocean Temple
The Pokopia Ocean Door recipe is a must-have when you come to building the "beautiful building" in Bubbly Basin - otherwise known as the Ocean Temple. Fortunately, unlocking the recipe is much, much easier than you might expect, so don't panic when you first see the seemingly tough requirements for this large, stunning build.
You may not be able to tell from the image above, but these majestic doors aren't what you're used to - they're huge! You won't be able to use them on a normal house, but build something big enough, like the Ocean Teample, and they make a great feature. What makes them even better is that you can paint them any color to match any surroundings, so go wild! Once you've unlocked the Ocean Door recipe, that is.
Where to find the Pokopia Ocean Door recipe
The required recipe is actually right under nose as you embark on the Ocean Temple build. You'll find the Pokopia Ocean Door recipe hidden in a yellow Pokeball among the sand that needs clearing before you can start building the Ocean Temple.
So, simply clear the build area of debris and you'll have the recipe you need in no time. Once you've got it, crafting the doors are almost as simple, as each one only requires one piece of Star-studded Rock, which is found in abundance across Bubbly Basin.
There's still more to do before you can build the Temple, including gathering a few Pokopia Shiny Pearls. Meanwhile, the Seashell fencing recipe isn't quite as easy - or as cheap - to unlock as the Ocean Door.
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