As in the main games, Pokémon Pokopia regularly hands out gifts through the Mystery Gift feature: exclusive furniture, decorative plants, rare materials and more. Here is how to reach the menu, the list of current and past distributions, and the deadlines you should not miss. New: the code D1VE1NTHESEA gives a set of seaside furniture until February 29, 2028. The one for the 
Chansey shrub, on the other hand, expired on October 7, 2026.
Contents
- How to claim a Mystery Gift
- Current distributions
- Expansion Pass bonuses
- Past and regional distributions
- Other ways to get exclusive items
- Tips
How to claim a Mystery Gift
The feature unlocks after about thirty minutes of play, as soon as you can use the PC in the first Pokémon Center. You need an Internet connection and a Nintendo Account linked to your profile; a Nintendo Switch Online subscription is not required, however.
- Go to the PC in the Pokémon Center of any town.
- Select “Receive Items,” then “Mystery Gifts.”
- Choose “Get via Internet” for distributions open to everyone, or “Get with Code/Password” to enter a code.
- The gift is added to your game and the save happens automatically.
Publicly shared codes, such as D1VE1NTHESEA, are universal: every player can use them once.
Current distributions
| Gift | How to get it | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Seaside furniture (sofa, table, hammock and stool) and a twisted potted plant | Code D1VE1NTHESEA, to be entered under “Get with Code/Password” | Tuesday, February 29, 2028 |
| Ditto rug | “Get via Internet” option, no code needed | January 31, 2027 |
| 30 rare Pokémetal ingots | Code sent by email to Expansion Pass buyers (purchase before August 31, 2027) | Code valid until September 30, 2027 |
The seaside furniture has been available since early October 2026. All five items arrive at once, and the code only works once per Nintendo Account: enough to set up a beach corner without going through the workshop.
The Ditto rug, meanwhile, commemorates the game’s release: claiming it right now lets you decorate your house from the very start of the adventure.
Expansion Pass bonuses
Expansion Pass buyers receive two bonuses in addition to the code for the 30 rare Pokémetal ingots:
- The “Ditto Galore” pattern: a crafting method for blocks and wallpaper. It does not go through Mystery Gift: open the main menu (+ button), choose “Downloadable Content,” then “View Item List” and “Get.”
- The 30 rare Pokémetal ingots: the code arrives at the email address linked to your Nintendo Account and is entered in the Mystery Gift menu.
Past and regional distributions
Several gifts were offered through single-use codes, tied to certain purchases or certain regions:
| Gift | How it was distributed |
|---|---|
| Chansey shrub | Universal code P0K0P1AGARDENS, from March 31 to October 7, 2026 (expired) |
| Decorative flat tree | Pre-order bonus at certain retailers (Amazon in Japan, ShopTo in the UK, Best Buy in the US) |
| Crafting set (workbench, storage chest, wood, branches and stones) | Official Japanese starter guide |
| Everyday set (large mirror, chest, Leppa Berries and tomato seeds) | April 2026 issue of CoroCoro magazine, in Japan |
| Poké Ball furniture (chest, table and lamp) | May 2026 issue of CoroCoro magazine, in Japan |
| Berry furniture | Physical edition of the game with the Expansion Pass, in Asia |
| Inflatable Sudowoodo decoration | April 1, 2026 event, by answering the questions of the mimic Pokémon |
These distributions are over or do not apply to France, but the items are sometimes traded or can be copied with the item printer once photographed at a friend’s place.
The Chansey shrub, distributed from March 31 to October 7, 2026 with the universal code P0K0P1AGARDENS, hid a little surprise: it could appear in a rare Ditto-themed variant. Those who claimed it in time keep it in their game.
Other ways to get exclusive items
- In-game events: “Fluff for Hoppip,” “Wish Upon a Jirachi,” and right now “Pumpkaboo’s Sweet Surprises” (October 17 to November 1, 2026) offer exclusive furniture and Pokémon.
- Official Cloud Islands: The Pokémon Company publishes islands you can visit virtually using their code.
- Jump rope challenges: held on fixed dates, they reward you with a trophy and rare materials.
Tips
- Enter the code P0K0P1AGARDENS before October 7, 2026: after that date, the Chansey shrub will no longer be available.
- Claim the Ditto rug as soon as possible: all it takes is a visit to the PC, no code needed.
- If you own the Expansion Pass, check your inbox (and your spam folder) to find the code for the 30 rare Pokémetal ingots.
- Enter codes in capital letters, and be careful to tell the digit zero from the letter O and the digit one from the letter I.
Related guides
Find all our guides in the complete Pokémon Pokopia walkthrough:
- Getting started: the basics and 10 tips
- Story walkthrough, area by area
- All of Ditto’s moves
- Habitat Dex: all 209 habitats and their recipes
- All Pokémon specialties
- Legendary and Mythical Pokémon: how to meet them
- Environment Level, Comfy Level and Mosslax
- Friendship, minigames and best moments
- Crafting, materials and building kits
- Cooking and vegetable garden: all recipes
- Lost items, Human Records and treasure maps
- Dream Islands and Cloud Islands
- Bubbly Basin: access, Dive and habitats
- Pumpkaboo Halloween event
Sources: Pokébip (Chansey shrub distribution), Game Rant (D1VE1NTHESEA code), Pokébip (seaside furniture names), Pokébip (Mystery Gift), Serebii (codes), Serebii (Internet distributions), Dexerto, Millenium, GAMERGEN, Nintendo-Difference, official Pokémon Pokopia website. Screenshot credits: © The Pokémon Company / Nintendo; screenshots from Serebii.net.
