In Pokémon Pokopia, players often encounter a landscape filled with grass, flowers, and various items. While decorations can be easily picked up, relocating grass and flowers poses a challenge. For those who accidentally plant items in unsuitable locations, a solution exists that doesn’t require starting over. This guide outlines how to effectively move grass and flowers in the game.
Unlocking the Rototiller Move
The key to relocating grass and flowers is to first unlock the move known as Rototiller. Players can learn this move from Drilbur after they have accessed the Rock Smash ability. To reach Drilbur, head northeast of the Pokémon Center and locate a breakable wall on your right. Use Rock Smash to break through this wall, revealing a dried-up allotment and river area.
Upon entering this area, players will find Drilbur, who needs assistance in tidying up their home. By helping Drilbur, players will gain access to the Rototiller move, which is primarily designed for tilling soil to plant crops, such as beans. However, its secondary function is what players will find most useful.
Using Rototiller to Move Plants
Once you have learned the Rototiller move, approach the patch of grass or flowers you wish to relocate. Position your character so that the marker hovers over the desired patch. To initiate the move, press and hold the zR button to activate Rototiller. This action will allow you to pick up the patch.
After securing the patch, walk to the new location where you want to replant it. Simply press the A button to place it down. This straightforward process makes it easy to enhance your island’s appearance and is one of the first tasks players should undertake when starting out in Pokémon Pokopia.
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