"Welcome back ACNH treasure islands": Pokemon Pokopia fan creates Cloud Island you can use to get some of the cozy game's rarest goodies, and it's reminding us all of our Animal Crossing days

It's no secret that Pokemon Pokopia is a hit with Animal Crossing: New Horizons fans (hi, it's me), thanks to its cozy gameplay loop and relaxing island vibes – but now, thanks to players, it's even more like the adorable Nintendo gem that stole our hearts in 2020.

If you haven't heard of "treasure islands" in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, they aren't as active as they were during the peak COVID era, but they're still around.

Put simply, fans would (and still do) set up their islands – islands that are, admittedly, often modded or on hacked consoles – with all sorts of rare items and goodies, and open them up to visitors so that folks could more easily secure their most sought-after objects.

Unsurprisingly, it hasn't taken Pokopia players very long to do the same in the new Pokemon spin-off with Cloud Islands – islands that carry unique codes fellow fans can use to come and visit. Once there, they can snap pictures and then use Pokemetal back home to clone their favorite items.

One online user shares their treasure-laden Cloud Island in an online post, and boy, is it packed. From patterns to lamps, it's got just about everything on it.

The code, for anyone interested, is 6DXLPD6F. As the poster says, all you need are the Mysterious Goggles (which you can purchase at any PC), and you're all set to travel there. They show off some of the contents, too – and outline a plan to add various rare furniture items and even more in the future.

The island already boasts every flower, hedge, and fruit, as well as the Eeveelution foods. Finally, Sylveon will be mine…

Perhaps most amusingly, the community is already comparing it to Animal Crossing's own treasure islands. My favorite comment, for example, reads, "Welcome back ACNH treasure islands."

Others thank the creator for their time, writing, "Not all heroes wear capes." Indeed. It's apparently not the only Pokopia Cloud Island with loads of items to 3D print back home, either – and I can't say I'm surprised.

It was only a matter of time before fans unlocked everything and made it available to all via Cloud Islands, honestly. Now I'm just waiting for mystery bag events akin to those I'd attend in New Horizons… although I'm not sure how they'd work in Pokopia.

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