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Pokémon Pokopia Skiploom Habitat: How to get Skiploom explained

Skip to my loom.

Skiploom on a blurred background of a picnic in Pokémon Pokopia.

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Published: Thursday, 12 March 2026 at 2:29 pm

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One of several species added to Pokémon Pokopia in the new event, you might be wondering how to get Skiploom on your island.

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The More Spores for Hoppip event has introduced plenty of new content, including unique items that can be bought with Cotton Spores.

You probably know all about that by now, however, so let's get into a quick guide on how to build a Skiploom Habitat in Pokémon Pokopia.

Pokémon Pokopia Skiploom Habitat: How to get Skiploom explained

In order to find Skiploom in Pokopia, you need to build either the Yellow Carpet Habitat or Field-trip Friends Habitat.

The Yellow Carpet Habitat simply requires you to place four Dandy Flowers next to each other, but only gives you a one-in-three chance of finding a Skiploom.

Instead, we recommend building the Field-trip Friends Habitat, in which Skiploom is the only Pokémon that can spawn.

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The Field-trip Friends Habitat requires you to place three items next to each other. These are:

All three of these items can be purchased from Hoppip's shop in the Withered Wasteland Pokémon Center for five Cotton Spores each.

We have a dedicated guide explaining Cotton Spores for you to check out, but the long and short of it is that you can find them on Dream Islands.

Once you've got the Field-trip Friends Habitat up and running, it's just a matter of waiting for Skiploom to appear, so pop a Security Camera next to it and go off to do other things!

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