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Pokémon Pokopia datamine reportedly leaks 24 Pokémon for DLC Part 2

October 26, 2026·3 min read

A Pokémon Pokopia datamine reportedly reveals 24 Pokémon for upcoming content, including Turtwig, Fennekin, Cresselia, Dipplin and Hydrapple.

A new Pokémon Pokopia datamine may have revealed 24 Pokémon planned for the game’s second Expansion Pass release, including Turtwig, Fennekin, Cresselia and Dipplin. The reported discovery comes from an in-game Pokémon icon sheet containing species that are not currently available.

The Pokémon Company has confirmed that Part 2 will arrive in late 2026 with additional Pokémon, furniture and accessories. It has not confirmed the leaked roster, so the discovered species should still be treated as unannounced content that could change before release.

Turtwig and Fennekin appear with their full evolution lines

Pokémon gather around a colourful underwater town filled with floating homes, coral, plants, and a clock tower.
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The reported icon sheet contains several complete evolutionary families alongside individual Pokémon that could be connected to future DLC or events.

The leaked list includes Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree, Doduo, Dodrio, Snubbull, Granbull, Delibird, Skitty,
Delcatty, Turtwig, Grotle, Torterra, Cresselia, Petilil, Lilligant, Fennekin, Braixen, Delphox, Swirlix, Slurpuff, Milcery, Dipplin and Hydrapple.

Turtwig and Fennekin stand out because their full evolution lines appear together. Cresselia would also add another Legendary Pokémon, while the wider selection spans several generations.

Some Pokémon found in the files have already appeared in official Part 2 material. That overlap gives the datamine additional credibility, but it does not guarantee every unused icon will become obtainable.

Dipplin and Hydrapple may arrive through an event

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The leak also suggests Dipplin and Hydrapple could appear before Part 2 through a separate event. That would potentially bring part of the Applin evolutionary family into Pokopia independently of the main DLC release.

Other circulating claims point to seasonal events later in 2026, although those details are less certain. Delibird naturally fits a winter event, but no official connection has been announced.

An Alcremie-related character has also reportedly been found in the data. That could indicate special treatment for Alcremie beyond simply appearing as another obtainable Pokémon.

Part 2 remains scheduled for late 2026

The Pokémon Company has officially confirmed Part 2 of the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass for late 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2. Its announced additions include more Pokémon, furniture and accessories for Ditto and other Pokémon.

Unlike the first expansion, Part 2 will not introduce another town. A third Expansion Pass release is planned for 2027 and is expected to add a new settlement.

Datamined assets provide stronger evidence than an unsupported rumor, but unused files do not guarantee final content. Until The Pokémon Company announces the full Part 2 roster, the 24 leaked Pokémon remain probable additions rather than confirmed ones.
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