To make Sharpedo appear, restore the Chimney rocks dig site habitat by placing Chimney rocks, a Wheelbarrow, Excavation tools, and a Traffic cone together in the basin area.
In Pokémon Pokopia, Sharpedo’s habitat is a compact dig-site build, so the check comes down to using the correct Habitat Dex entry and putting the required objects in one tight setup. If the basin area’s map label differs from what you expected, use No. 015 Chimney rocks dig site as the anchor for the build.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Chimney rocks | x1 |
| Wheelbarrow | x1 |
| Excavation tools | x1 |
| Traffic cone | x1 |
Open the Habitat Dex entry for No. 015 Chimney rocks dig site before building. This Sharpedo layout asks for exactly one of each dig-site object.
The Chimney rocks are the center of the setup. The other pieces finish the dig-site shape once they are placed with it.
How to build Sharpedo’s habitat in Pokémon Pokopia
Build around the central Chimney rocks, then add the three movable dig-site objects until the habitat restoration prompt appears.
STEP 1/6
Clear space by the central Chimney rocks
Move clutter away from the rocks so the required pieces can sit together in the basin area.
STEP 2/6
Pick up the Wheelbarrow
Grab the Wheelbarrow from the central setup and keep the dig-site diagram in mind for placement.
STEP 3/6
Place the Wheelbarrow beside the rocks
Set it next to the Chimney rocks in the position shown for No. 015 Chimney rocks dig site.
STEP 4/6
Bring over the Traffic cone
Pick up the nearby Traffic cone and place it with the Chimney rocks and Wheelbarrow.
STEP 5/6
Pick up the Excavation tools
Grab the Excavation tools from the ground near the same setup.
STEP 6/6
Place the Excavation tools to restore the habitat
Set them beside the group to complete the recipe and trigger the Chimney rocks dig site restoration.
Video help
When the restoration prompt appears, the Chimney rocks dig site entry shows Sharpedo as a Common Pokémon for that habitat. After that, you are waiting for Sharpedo to appear at the restored site.
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Its listed time slots include Morning, Day, Evening, and Night, with Sunny, Cloudy, and Rainy weather covered. There is no separate clock or weather window within those listed conditions.
In version 2.0.0, rebuilding the same habitat within the allowed area can also bring its Pokémon back after the habitat has been destroyed, so the same recipe remains the recovery path if the setup gets broken later.
Use the Chimney rocks dig site entry
If the layout will not restore, compare the name in the Habitat Dex before moving more objects. Sharpedo is tied to No. 015 Chimney rocks dig site, listed as D1-015, while Creepy chimney rocks is listed as D1-014.
The habitat also depends on placement, not just owning the pieces. A scattered layout can leave the basin full of the right objects without restoring the dig site.
Cluster the Wheelbarrow, Traffic cone, and Excavation tools tightly around the Chimney rocks so the game reads the objects as one Chimney rocks dig site setup.
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