Pokémon Pokopia Paint Location Guide

Guide Overview

Paint in Pokémon Pokopia is what allows you to change and customise the colour of any furniture items or decorations. This is great for giving otherwise simple, plain furniture a splash of colour and setting up themed habitats for your Pokémon with matching decor. Before you can customise your furniture, you'll need to grind a little to make all the different colours of paint. Here's everything you need to know about how to get all Paint in Pokopia, including all Paint recipes and Paint Balloon recipes. How to Get Paint in Pokémon Pokopia There are two ways to get Paint in Pokémon Pokopia . Earlier in your playthrough, you'll need Berries and Crush Specialty Pokémon to make Paint for you. Later on, you'll be able to buy Paint directly from shops. Method 1: Crush Berries into Paint This is the primary way to get Paint during the early and mid game. Follow these steps: Collect Berries – Every unique type of Berry can be used to make a type of Paint associated with its colour. For example, Leppa Berries create Red Paint while Pecha Berries create Pink Paint . Find a Crush Specialty Pokémon – Show your Berries to a Pokémon with the Crush Specialty , such as Onix in Withered Wastelands or Conkeldurr in Sparkling Skylands. These Pokémon will take the Berries and process them into Paint. Wait for processing – It takes a short while for the Pokémon to finish crushing, so go and do something else while you wait. Method 2: Purchase from Shops Once you upgrade Palette Town to Environment Level 5 , you can buy all colours of Paint directly from the PC Shop. This removes the need to gather Berries. Paint is also available from the Cloud Island shop at Level 5. tip Buying Paint from shops is much faster than farming Berries. Focus on raising your Environment Level in Palette Town to unlock the shop as soon as possible! How to Use Paint: Smearguru & Paint Balloons Once you have Paint, there are two ways to colour your items: Smearguru : Head to Bleak Beach and visit Smearguru . Bring your Paint and the item you wish to customise, and they'll paint it for you. Paint Balloons : Alternatively, take your Paint to a Workbench and craft Paint Balloons . These can be thrown directly at placed furniture to quickly change its colour. All Paint Recipes Here's which Berry you need to Crush to make each colour of Paint: Paint Colour Berry Required Paint Link Red Paint Leppa Berry View Blue Paint Oran Berry View Green Paint Lum Berry View Yellow Paint Sitrus Berry View White Paint Aspear Berry View Black Paint Rawst Berry View Pink Paint Pecha Berry View Cyan Paint Cheri Berry View All Paints can also be purchased from the PC Shop after reaching Palette Town Lv. 5 or Cloud Island Lv. 5 . All Paint Balloon Recipes Paint Balloons are crafted at a Workbench . Here's every Paint Balloon recipe, including the colours of Paint required: Paint Balloon Materials Required Red Red Paint ×2 Blue Blue Paint ×2 Green Green Paint ×2 Yellow Yellow Paint ×2 White White Paint ×2 Black Black Paint ×2 Pink Pink Paint ×2 Cyan Cyan Paint ×2 Orange Yellow Paint ×1 + Red Paint ×1 Purple Blue Paint ×1 + Pink Paint ×1 Brown Green Paint ×1 + Red Paint ×1 Lime Yellow Paint ×1 + Green Paint ×1 Rose Pink Paint ×1 + Red Paint ×1 Plum Blue Paint ×1 + Red Paint ×1 Navy Black Paint ×1 + Blue Paint ×1 Beige Black Paint ×1 + White Paint ×1 Gray White Paint ×1 + Blue Paint ×1 Aquamarine Cyan Paint ×1 + Green Paint ×1 Quick Tips for Painting Farm Berries early : Plant Berry trees and use Sprinklers to automate berry farming. The more Berries you have, the more Paint you can produce. Prioritise Palette Town upgrades : Getting to Environment Level 5 in Palette Town unlocks the Paint Shop, which is the fastest way to get paint in bulk. Use Paint Balloons for speed : Crafting Paint Balloons lets you colour placed furniture instantly without visiting Smearguru. Mix colours for variety : Many of the 20 Paint Balloon colours only require mixing two basic paint colours. Check the table above for all combinations.

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