Pokémon Pokopia gets a new Mystery Gift code with 5 free items

According to the report, the code grants five free items: Resort Sofa, Resort Table, Resort Hammock, Resort Stool, and Twisted Potted Plant.

The previous code, P0K0P1AGARDENS, reportedly expired on October 7. The same context also points to Pokémon Pokopia’s three-part Expansion Pass, with Part 1: Bubbly Basin released on August 5.

What happened

GameRant says Pokémon Pokopia has received a replacement Mystery Gift code after an earlier code expired. The new code is listed as D1VE1NTHESEA and is said to remain valid until February 29, 2028. The source presents it as a follow-up giveaway, though the current status of the code has not been independently confirmed in the material provided.

The reward, according to the same source, is a set of five decoration or furniture items: Resort Sofa, Resort Table, Resort Hammock, Resort Stool, and Twisted Potted Plant. So this is a five-item freebie, not in-game currency or a larger content update. GameRant describes it as a limited-time Mystery Gift distribution in Pokémon Pokopia.

The article also mentions the earlier code P0K0P1AGARDENS, which reportedly gave a Chansey Plant and has now expired as of October 7. GameRant adds that the Chansey Plant may still be available through the Withered Wasteland PC Shop. In the provided context, that shop name is mentioned as an alternate route, but that detail is not separately confirmed by an official in-game notice.

The report also places the code alongside the game’s ongoing DLC plans. Official Pokémon channels confirm that the Expansion Pass is split into three parts. Part 1: Bubbly Basin launched on August 5 for Nintendo Switch 2 and adds, among other things, an underwater city along with new Pokémon, furniture, and food. According to the provided context, Part 2 is planned for late 2026 and Part 3 for 2027.

Background

Pokémon Pokopia is described in the provided sources as a cozy life simulation made with Koei Tecmo. GameRant also calls the game a successful launch and says it has received one of the series’ highest ratings, without giving a specific score. In the provided context, that claim is used as background for the new Mystery Gift code rather than as a standalone review score.

Official Pokémon channels confirm that the Expansion Pass is split into three parts. Part 1: Bubbly Basin launched on August 5 for Nintendo Switch 2 and is the first part of a paid DLC series. The official announcement mentions a new underwater city as part of that first wave, along with extra Pokémon, furniture, and food. That lines up with the broader description in the GameRant piece that Pokémon Pokopia is being expanded through both codes and DLC.

The provided context also says Part 2 of the Expansion Pass is due in late 2026 and Part 3 in 2027. That roadmap is mentioned in the sources, but the contents of those later parts are not detailed in the supplied text. As a result, the concrete information in this update is limited to the confirmed release of Part 1 and the stated windows for the next two parts.

For the Mystery Gift code itself, the key detail is that GameRant names a replacement code after P0K0P1AGARDENS expired. The source ties five specific items to it and gives an expiration date of February 29, 2028. No official Pokémon text confirming the code or that end date is included in the provided context, so the report should be treated as a source-based update for now.

Sources

• GameRant: New Pokemon Pokopia Mystery Gift Code Gets You 5 Free Items
• Pokémon Press: Launch Date and New Details Revealed for Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass—Part 1: Bubbly Basin
• Pokémon.com: Dive into Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass—Part 1: Bubbly Basin