Pokopia item list: every Bubbly Basin material and what it opens

This Pokopia item list covers all 74 materials the 36 Bubbly Basin habitats ask for, read from the item side rather than the habitat side. The tables this site is built from run habitat first, which tells you what a build costs but not whether the pile of Sea Moss in your bag is worth anything yet.

distinct items
74
habitats
36
units in total
159
wanted by one habitat
53

Short version

  • 53 of the 74 items are wanted by exactly one habitat.
  • Only 10 items appear in three habitats or more, though 6 of the single-habitat items still ask for more than one unit.
  • Seabed Flowers reaches 9 of the 50 Pokemon, more than any other single item. Per unit spent the best is Colorful Corals, 7 Pokemon for 2 units.
  • The habitat table this is built from carries no gathering locations, so there is no location column here.

Last updated . Quantities are arithmetic over the habitat table, not a separate claim.

Pokopia item list stockpile check

The rest of this Pokopia item list is a table. This part is not. Put in what you are carrying. You get back which of the 36 habitats that already builds, which ones are one short, and which single item would release the most if you went and got it.

What is in your bag

These ten are the only items more than two habitats ask for. Leave a box empty for none.

0 of 36 habitats buildable right now

An empty bag builds nothing, which is the honest answer. Fill in a box above, or try one of the presets to see the shape of it.

Closest to buildable

  • Sandy digging spot needs 1 more Sandpile, 1 more Sand Toys
  • Bubbly bathtub needs 1 more Bathtub, 1 more Bubble Machine
  • Coral congregation needs 1 more Small Coral, 1 more Tall Coral, 1 more Colorful Corals
  • Sandy speech needs 1 more Tabletop Mic, 1 more Table (any), 1 more Sandpile

What to go and get

Ranked by habitats where this item is the only thing still missing, so one trip finishes them.

Items ranked by what topping them up would unlock
ItemUnits shortUnlocksPokémonStill blocked
Seabed Flowers12143
Seabed Tall Grass12143
Sea Moss14134
Lampion4112
Sandpile4004
Table (any)4004

Working the other way round, from the Pokemon you still want back to a shopping list, is what the Bubbly Basin material planner does. To see what one habitat costs before you commit to it, the habitat value comparison ranks all 36 by Pokemon per material.

Most materials are asked for once and never again

53 of the 74 items appear in a single habitat. 11 more appear in two. That leaves 10 carrying three or more habitats between them. Being reused is not the same as needing spares: 6 single-habitat items ask for more than one unit, the largest being Exhibition Stand at 6.

Bubbly Basin items grouped by how many habitats use them53 items are used by 1 habitat. 11 items are used by 2 habitats. 7 items are used by 3 habitats. 3 items are used by four or more habitats531 hab112 hab73 hab34+ hab
Items grouped by how many habitats ask for them. Derived from the same habitat table the rest of this site uses.

Sorting by how often an item gets named gives a different order. Sea Moss is asked for by 4 habitats and those habitats lead to 7 Pokemon between them. Seabed Flowers appears in 3 and leads to 9. Reuse and reach are separate numbers and the two orders disagree, so the table below sorts on reach and shows the habitat count beside it.

All 74 Bubbly Basin materials

The full Pokopia item list, sorted by how many of the 50 Basin Pokemon each item can reach. Units is every quantity the 36 habitats ask for, added together, so it is the most you would ever need.

Every Bubbly Basin material with habitat count, total units and Pokemon reached
ItemHabitatsUnitsPokémonBest for
Seabed Flowers3129Spares, 3 habitats want it
Seabed Tall Grass3128Spares, 3 habitats want it
Sea Moss4147Spares, 4 habitats want it
Small Coral337Spares, 3 habitats want it
Colorful Corals227Swaying flower bed and coral and Coral congregation
Sandpile446Spares, 4 habitats want it
Table (any)446Anything of the kind you own, for Sandy speech
Big Treasure Chest336Spares, 3 habitats want it
Chimney Rocks336Spares, 3 habitats want it
Floating Logs236Canoe dock and Muddy playtime
Tall Coral226Basin tall grass and coral and Coral congregation
Lantern335Spares, 3 habitats want it
Bottled Ship334Spares, 3 habitats want it
Lush Seaweed244Swaying flower bed and seaweed and Seaweed and netting
Muddy water244Muddy playtime and Muddy spa
Sparkling Jewelry224Treasure chest and sparkling jewels and Ocean treasures
Water234Marine shop and Canoe dock
Bubble Machine233Bubbly bathtub and Bubbly stage
Wooden Crate223Playing sailor and Nostalgia zone
Canoe113Only Canoe dock
Cushion Bed100 coins113Only Fluffy relaxation
Doll (any)113Anything of the kind you own, for Fluffy relaxation
Lighting (any)113Anything of the kind you own, for Fluffy relaxation
Sand Toys113Only Sandy digging spot
Towel Rack113Only Muddy playtime
Windup Inkay113Only Muddy playtime
Lampion100 coins242Ocean rest spot and Topsy-turvy
Marine Chair222Elegant concert and Marine makeup stand
Barrel112Only Creepy chimney rocks
Blender112Only Smoothie-making spot
Excavation Tools112Only Chimney rocks dig site
Garbage Bags112Only Discarded treasure
Marine Chest112Only Ocean treasures
Netting142Only Seaweed and netting
Plated food112Only Smoothie-making spot
Ship's Wheel112Only Playing sailor
Small Stage112Only Bubbly stage
Tabletop Mic112Only Sandy speech
Traffic Cone112Only Chimney rocks dig site
Waste Bin (any)112Anything of the kind you own, for Discarded treasure
Wheelbarrow112Only Chimney rocks dig site
Antique Chest111Only Nostalgia zone
Bathtime Set111Only Muddy spa
Bathtub111Only Bubbly bathtub
Cash Register111Only Marine shop
Chic Chair121Only Maritime teatime
Chic Table111Only Maritime teatime
Decorative Dive Ball111Only Mermaid's Gym
Decorative Great Ball111Only Mermaid's Gym
Decorative Heal Ball111Only Mermaid's Gym
Decorative Lure Ball111Only Mermaid's Gym
Decorative Net Ball111Only Mermaid's Gym
Decorative Quick Ball111Only Mermaid's Gym
Exhibition Stand161Only Mermaid's Gym
Gold Teeth111Only Biteable punching bag
Gyarados Fountain111Only Muddy spa
Harp111Only Elegant concert
Marine Closet111Only Marine makeup stand
Marine Dresser111Only Marine makeup stand
Marine Sofa111Only Mermaid's Gym
Molten Rock111Only Molten mossy rest spot
Music Box111Only Nostalgia zone
Ornate Bed111Only Gorgeous sleeping area
Ornate Partition111Only Gorgeous sleeping area
Ornate Stand111Only Gorgeous sleeping area
Photo Frame111Only Nostalgia zone
Punching Bag111Only Biteable punching bag
Push Cart111Only Maritime teatime
Seashell Seat111Only Ocean rest spot
Seat (wide)111Only Muddy spa
Shell Lamp121Only Elegant concert
Standing Mic131Only Glowing stage for three
Tea Set111Only Maritime teatime
Wireless Power-Transmitter Post131Only Glowing stage for three

Four requirements are written as a category

Four requirements in the source tables carry an "(any)" suffix, which reads as a category rather than one named object. A flat list gives you no way to see that these four rows are written differently from the other 70.

  • Table (any) for Sandy speech, Biteable punching bag, Marine shop, Smoothie-making spot, reaching 6 Pokemon
  • Doll (any) for Fluffy relaxation, reaching 3 Pokemon
  • Lighting (any) for Fluffy relaxation, reaching 3 Pokemon
  • Waste Bin (any) for Discarded treasure, reaching 2 Pokemon

Not ideal for: a shopping list. The source names a class here, not one specific object to go and find.

Two materials also have a price

The Beautiful Building guides put a Life Coin price on four things, and two of them are also habitat materials on this list. That overlap is not published anywhere as an overlap, because the two datasets live on separate pages of separate sites.

  • Cushion Bed costs 100 Life Coins in the context of Cushion Bed for Chinchou's habitat, and one guide says it can be found rather than bought. 1 habitat on this list also want it.
  • Lampion costs 100 Life Coins in the context of Lampions to light Barboach's cave, and one guide says it can be found rather than bought. 2 habitats on this list also want it.

The price rows name "Lampions" in the plural and the habitat table names "Lampion", and this page treats them as the same item. That is a reading, not something either source states. An item with no price row here simply has no price in that dataset.

What this list cannot tell you

Where anything comes from. Neither game8 nor Nintendo Life publishes gathering routes for Basin materials, so there is no location column, and inventing one would make the rest of the table less trustworthy rather than more useful. If a route gets documented, it goes in here with the source named.

The count is also bounded. 74 is every material named in the 36 Bubbly Basin habitat rows. Anything the game has that those rows do not name falls outside it, so a search for a Pokopia item list spanning the whole game will not find that here.

Questions people ask about the item list

How many items are there in Bubbly Basin?

Seventy four distinct items across the 36 habitats, and 159 units in total once every quantity is added up. That count covers the material requirements named in those 36 habitat rows. Anything the game has that those rows do not name is outside it.

Which item should I collect first?

Seabed Flowers reaches 9 of the 50 Basin Pokemon, more than any other item, across 12 units. If you would rather spend the fewest units, Colorful Corals is the better pick at 7 Pokemon for 2. Sea Moss appears in more habitats than Seabed Flowers but leads to fewer Pokemon, so the two orderings disagree.

Where do you find Bubbly Basin materials?

The habitat table this site is built from carries requirements, not gathering locations, so there is no location column here. Two of the materials also appear in the Beautiful Building guides with a Life Coin price, and those two are listed.

What does (any) mean next to an item name?

The requirement names a class rather than one specific object. Four of the 74 rows are written that way in the source tables: Table (any), Doll (any), Lighting (any), Waste Bin (any). Each of the four asks for a single unit.

Is this the same as the habitat list?

It is the same dataset turned around. The habitat pages tell you what one habitat costs. This tells you what one item is worth, which is the question you have when you are looking at your bag rather than at a build menu.

Where this data comes from

Habitat and Pokédex data compiled from game8 and Nintendo Life and cross-checked. Value ratios, material totals and build orders are calculated on this site, not copied from either of them.

The item counts, unit totals and Pokemon reached are arithmetic over the habitat table those two sources produced, cross checked between them. The Life Coin prices are separate, and come from the Beautiful Building guides credited on the Beautiful Building Pokemon list.