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Large lost sunken relics list in Pokémon Pokopia
Pokémon Pokopia players can dig large lost sunken relics out of glowing underwater blocks in the Bubbly Basin area, then trade them with Professor Tangrowth for unique furniture to decorate their in-game homes. This guide explains how the process works and lists the specific relics discovered so far, helping players complete their "Ancient Artifacts" collection log.
To find a relic, players must locate a glowing block underwater and break it using Rock Smash, or use a Pokémon with the Search ability alongside the Dowsing Machine; relics found above water level are a separate, regular type. Once collected, players can visit the PC near the Bubbly Basin Pokémon Center to have Professor Tangrowth appraise the item, with duplicates possible. Relics found so far include a Windup Inkay, a Chimecho wind chime, running shoes, a Gyarados fountain, a Primarina statue, cycle shop and supermarket signs, a restaurant sign, and a Swampert squad rug; items can also be duplicated via 3D printing rather than digging.
In short
- Large lost sunken relics are found underwater in Bubbly Basin, Pokopia.
- Break glowing blocks with Rock Smash to dig up relics.
- Trade relics with Professor Tangrowth for unique home furniture.
Explained simply
Pokémon Pokopia is a game in which players explore areas, collect items and customise their homes. Bubbly Basin is one of its locations, and its underwater glowing blocks can contain large lost sunken relics. These are different from ordinary relics found above the water.
Players can break the blocks with Rock Smash or search for them using a Pokémon with the Search ability and a Dowsing Machine. Professor Tangrowth, found at the PC near the Bubbly Basin Pokémon Center, appraises relics in exchange for unique furniture. The finds include themed ornaments, signs and a rug, and duplicates are possible.
The relics also count towards the “Ancient Artifacts” collection log, giving players another reason to look for them. Some can be copied using 3D printing, so digging is not the only way to obtain duplicates.