Where to Find Large Sunken Relics in Pokémon Pokopia
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
A guide from Polygon details how to find, appraise, and replicate large lost sunken relics in the Bubbly Basin region of Pokémon Pokopia.
For players diving into the latest content in Pokémon Pokopia, scouring the depths of Bubbly Basin has quickly become a top priority for collectors. According to a recent guide published by Polygon, the sandy underwater stretches of Bubbly Basin hide a variety of large lost sunken relics alongside other valuable loot. Tracking them down requires a bit of field work, specifically hunting for glowing blocks underwater and breaking them open using Rock Smash. Utilizing a Pokémon equipped with Search and the Dowsing Machine makes the hunt much smoother, though players should note that items found above the water level only count as regular relics rather than the coveted sunken variety.
Once players successfully dig up a sunken relic, the loop shifts toward logging the find and claiming custom rewards. Taking the recovered items to the PC near the Bubbly Basin Pokémon Center lets players call Professor Tangrowth for an appraisal, which officially updates the Ancient Artifacts collection. For those more interested in interior design than completionist hunting, the game also offers a shortcut. Players can skip the digging entirely by photographing someone else's item and using a 3D printer to replicate the furniture for their own bases.
Beyond building out custom housing aesthetics with items like the Gyarados fountain or the Primarina statue, these underwater zones yield plenty of extra goodies like treasure maps, dolls, and mysterious slates. As the community continues to map out Bubbly Basin, guides detailing everything from universal storage portal pods to habitat dexes are proving essential. Whether you are grinding out the log completion or just looking to deck out your virtual home, checking out the full breakdown on Polygon offers a solid starting point for your next session.
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Original article: Polygon