Is there a live Pokopia event right now?

No. Fetching Scales for Feebas ran from August 13 at 5:00 a.m. through August 28 at 4:59 a.m. local time and now belongs in archive coverage. Zorua's Hide-and-Sneak Contest is archived after its July 19 to July 27 window.

Why are old event pages still linked?

Because archive intent remains real: rewards, troubleshooting, and route references still get searched after an event ends.

Current Pokopia Update Playbook

This page now answers the current-state question. Sources rechecked on October 6, 2026 show Ver. 2.0.1 is still the newest official patch note, with Nintendo Support adding an October 1 Brazil rating-settings line; Bulbasaur's Jump Rope Contest is now archive coverage after its confirmed September 20-28 rerun, the Chansey Plant Mystery Gift password remains active through October 7, Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises is officially announced as the next timed event for October 17-November 1, and Serebii now corroborates the Pumpkaboo, Gourgeist, pumpkin collection, and exchange loop while using different currency wording. Bubbly Basin remains the current playable content wave, Fetching Scales for Feebas belongs in archive coverage after its August 28 cutoff, guide-backed Bubbly Basin recipe rows remain staged as provisional data, Part 2 is an upcoming late-2026 customization update, and Part 3 is planned for 2027 with a new town. Pokemon.com's September 25 soundtrack post is a news-freshness item, not a gameplay change. Nintendo's US storefront currently exposes a conflicting March 31, 2027 Part 2 listing, which remains unresolved.

Quick answer

As of October 6, 2026, Ver. 2.0.1 is the newest official patch note, Bulbasaur's Jump Rope Contest is archive coverage after its official September 20-28 rerun, Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises is officially confirmed as an upcoming October 17-November 1 event with guide-page corroboration for the core loop, Part 2 of the Expansion Pass is confirmed for late 2026 with accessories, furniture, more Pokemon, and no new town, Part 3 is planned for 2027 with a new town, PokemonXP & Worlds Cloud Island is live at JW7MXKP2, Chansey Plant can still be redeemed with P0K0P1AGARDENS through October 7, and Bubbly Basin access remains high-intent. Nintendo Support's October 1 Brazil rating-settings note is a regional metadata change, not a gameplay update. The US storefront's March 31, 2027 Part 2 listing conflicts with the current support/product roadmap and is not treated as confirmed.

Daily current-state check

Confirm your game is updated before troubleshooting older event or request advice; use Ver. 2.0.1 checks for current stability fixes and Ver. 2.0.0 notes for Bubbly Basin feature access.
Use the Zorua event row as closing-window or archive coverage after the July 27 4:59 a.m. local cutoff.
Use the Feebas event row for Aug. 13 to Aug. 28 Prism Scale collection, rebuilt Pokemon Center checks, local cutoff timing, and reward-cost planning.
Use the Jirachi event page as archive coverage for the June 23 to July 8 window, habitat setup, Wish Notes, Sparkling Wish Notes, and reward-loop questions.
Use the Expansion Pass page for current roadmap questions, especially Aug. 5 Bubbly Basin entry prep, the Version 2.0.0 Dive update, and the late-2026 Part 2 accessories, furniture, more-Pokemon, and no-new-town boundary.
Treat Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises as upcoming official event coverage; publish the Pokemon.com-supported Camouflage and pumpkin candy loop, but do not publish reward-cost rows, item counts, or daily caps without stronger source support.
Treat Sableye and Bulbasaur as archive coverage after their published event windows, while keeping Bulbasaur's September 20-28 rerun prominent for reward and troubleshooting searches.
Use the multiplayer guides when players need Link Play, GameShare, or Cloud Islands context before event co-op.

Recommended order

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Start with the June 9 announcements: Expansion Pass roadmap first, patch notes second.
2
Use archive event pages only when the user intent is rewards, event troubleshooting, or historical mechanics.
3
Keep Pumpkaboo event prep, PokemonXP & Worlds Cloud Island address help, Feebas archive checks, Bubbly Basin access, Part 2 roadmap planning, evergreen routes, recipes, and multiplayer setup guides prominent until official reward-cost tables or Part 2 details appear.

What changed since the last check

The October 6 check found no new content wave: Serebii still corroborates Pumpkaboo, Gourgeist, pumpkin collection, and exchange routing, while Pokemon.com remains the official source for the pumpkin candy wording and exact event window. Reward prices, daily caps, item counts, and exact habitat furniture requirements remain unpublished. No newer official patch, recipe, Cloud Island reward table, or confirmed Part 2 release-date announcement was found after the September 27 soundtrack update.

What still belongs in archive mode

Sableye Gem Hunt still belongs in archive mode. Bulbasaur Jump Rope also belongs in archive mode after the September 28 cutoff, but the September rerun should stay surfaced with official event-page support for reward-table, version-check, and event-history searches.

What to keep prominent on the site now

The highest-value current pages are the event calendar, Pumpkaboo upcoming event route, Expansion Pass roadmap, Feebas archive detail, patch summary, and evergreen recipe and ingredient planning guides. The roadmap still needs to answer Part 2 accessory, furniture, and no-new-town questions while making clear that exact release date, recipes, rewards, patch number, and an official full Pokemon roster are still unannounced; Serebii footage coverage can be cited cautiously for observed examples.

October 6 current-state action table

Table refreshed on October 6, 2026 against official Pokemon.com, Nintendo, Nintendo Support, and pocoapokemon.jp pages plus Serebii, Bulbapedia, Nintendo Life, Nintendo Everything, GameSpot, Vandal, Siliconera, Business Wire, Gematsu, and current Pumpkaboo event coverage.

What changed	Why it matters today	Source confidence	Best next click
Expansion Pass Part 2 adds accessories and furniture	Pokemon.com's Expansion Pass page confirms late-2026 Part 2 customization with accessories, furniture, and more Pokemon, no new town in Part 2, and a new town planned for Part 3 in 2027.	High for content type, no-new-town boundary, and late-2026 window; Serebii footage coverage reports Skitty, Braixen, Doduo, and Squirtle sunglasses as observed examples; pending for exact date, recipes, rewards, patch number, and an official full Pokemon roster	Use the Expansion Pass guide for roadmap planning, not recipe or reward claims
Pumpkaboo's Sweet Surprises appears as the next timed event	Pokemon.com confirms the Halloween event for October 17-November 1, with Pumpkaboo, Gourgeist, rebuilt Pokemon Center routing, Camouflage from Zorua, pumpkin candy, and exchange routing.	High: official Pokemon.com announcement with Serebii event-page corroboration; pending for reward prices, item counts, and daily caps	Use the Pumpkaboo event route for event prep and mechanics, not final reward costs
Ver. 2.0.1 is a live stability patch	Nintendo Support and Japanese notes list fixes for Ho-Oh and Lugia loops, Pokedex search, relocation or Move Kit pickup, repeated sound effects, freezes, loading-screen stalls, and an October 1 Brazil rating-settings change.	High: Nintendo Support and official Japanese Pokopia patch note now align	Update before troubleshooting Pokedex, Move Kit, freeze, loading, or local-play version mismatch issues
Chansey Plant Mystery Gift is still active	Serebii and Bulbapedia list shared password P0K0P1AGARDENS for one Chansey Plant through October 7, 2026.	Guide-backed with multiple distribution records	Use the event page or item page for PC Mystery Gift redemption steps
PokemonXP & Worlds Cloud Island is live at JW7MXKP2	Pokemon.com gives Cloud Island address JW7MXKP2 and says mysterious goggles are needed, but it does not publish recipe, reward, or spawn tables yet.	High for timing and address; pending for mechanics and rewards	Use Cloud Island setup guides now; wait for official reward or spawn details before adding reward rows
Fetching Scales for Feebas is archived	This dated timed event after Bubbly Basin now supports archive searches for Prism Scales, Feebas, Milotic habitat rewards, rebuilt Pokemon Center setup, cutoff timing, and exact exchange-cost planning.	High: official Pokemon.com event page with Serebii and Siliconera corroboration	Open the event page for timing, Prism Scale collection, and reward-cost planning
Zorua's Hide-and-Sneak Contest reached its July 27 end window	Use this as closing-window or archive coverage for timing, trophy, prize, and multiplayer caveat searches unless a player's local time is still inside the event.	High: official Pokemon.com and Nintendo event pages with aligned guide coverage	Open the event page for timing, records, special prizes, trophy, and setup checks
Wish Upon a Jirachi has ended	The page now supports archive intent for rewards, habitat setup, Wish Notes, and Sparkling Wish Notes.	High: official Pokemon.com event page with aligned live guide coverage	Open the event page for habitat setup, Wish Notes, Sparkling Wish Notes, and reward-loop planning
Official multiplayer guide published	Pokemon.com now has a current explainer for playing with friends, useful for GameShare, Link Play, and Cloud Islands searches.	High: official Pokemon.com feature guide	Open the GameShare guide for multiplayer setup decisions
Bubbly Basin and Version 2.0.0 are live access checks	Nintendo Support lists Ver. 2.0.0 as available, while Nintendo and Pokemon expansion pages keep Bubbly Basin as the current paid DLC destination.	High: current official Nintendo and Pokemon pages align on date and access prep	Open the Expansion Pass guide for roadmap, purchase, Dive, Ver. 2.0.0, and Bubbly Basin access checks
Ver. 2.0.0 patch notes are live	Nintendo Support lists Dive, underwater building, portal pods, safes, bulk storage movement, paint expansion, new emotes, new hair colors, and fixes.	High: Nintendo Support update history	Use the playbook before relying on pre-August update advice
Bulbasaur returns; Sableye remains archived	The official Pokopia event page and Serebii align on a September 20-28 Bulbasaur rerun, while Sableye still supports archive reward and route intent.	High for Bulbasaur timing and access requirements; high for ended Sableye window	Use Bulbasaur for upcoming event checks and Sableye for archive logic

Sources checked 2026-10-06

Last source check: September 7, 2026. Feebas event dates and Prism Scale exchange costs, the PokemonXP & Worlds Cloud Island August 28 timing and JW7MXKP2 address, Zorua event dates, Jirachi dates, the official playing-with-friends guide, Nintendo Australia's YUMMYYUMMY Cloud Island example, Nintendo Support's Cloud Island setup guide, Jirachi archive details, Bubbly Basin access and help-video coverage, guide-backed Bubbly Basin routing tables, provisional Bubbly Basin recipe rows, and Ver. 2.0.0 update details are source-backed. Cloud Island reward or spawn details remain pending.

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Common blockers

The site still looks event-first.: Shift users to the Expansion Pass, events calendar, and patch-backed troubleshooting pages before sending them into archived event loops.
A guide mentions a live event board.: Treat it as current only if it matches the June 23 to July 8 Jirachi event window or a newer official event page published after June 23, 2026.

FAQ

Is there a live Pokopia event right now?: No. Fetching Scales for Feebas ran from August 13 at 5:00 a.m. through August 28 at 4:59 a.m. local time and now belongs in archive coverage. Zorua's Hide-and-Sneak Contest is archived after its July 19 to July 27 window.
Why are old event pages still linked?: Because archive intent remains real: rewards, troubleshooting, and route references still get searched after an event ends.

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