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Pokémon Pokopia ‘Pumpkaboo’s Sweet Surprises’ event guide

Polygon ·

Pokémon Pokopia’s first Halloween event, “Pumpkaboo’s Sweet Surprises”, lets players earn seasonal furnishings by startling Pokémon with disguises. It adds Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist as friends and gives players a way to decorate each region with spooky items.

The event runs from 17 October at 5am until 1 November at 4.59am, according to the Nintendo Switch’s console clock. Players need to have rebuilt one Pokémon Center and learned Camouflage from Zorua; disguises must match what nearby Pokémon like, and each Pokémon can be startled only once. The nine furnishings cost 20 pumpkin candies in total, with one to three candies awarded per Pokémon according to the guide, and buying every item unlocks a “Trick or Treat” photo frame.

  • The first Pokopia Halloween event runs until 1 November.
  • Startle Pokémon with Camouflage disguises to earn pumpkin candies.
  • Collect 20 candies for nine furnishings and a photo frame.

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Pokémon Pokopia is a life-simulation game in which players befriend Pokémon and shape the places where they live. Pokémon are creatures from Nintendo’s Pokémon series; Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist are pumpkin-themed Pokémon associated with Halloween.

In the game, players can use disguises to surprise Pokémon and collect pumpkin candies, which can be exchanged for seasonal decorations. The event’s requirements and limited-time rewards matter to players who want to add spooky furnishings to their regions or complete the themed collection.

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