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Pokémon Pokopia Fetching Scales for Feebas Event Guide

Collect Prism Scales, unlock swimming-themed furniture, and build habitats for Feebas and Milotic before August 28.

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updatedLabel Aug 13, 2026

Pokémon Pokopia Fetching Scales for Feebas Event Guide

The Fetching Scales for Feebas event is live in Pokémon Pokopia right now, running from August 13 at 5:00 AM through August 28 at 4:59 AM local time. The goal is straightforward: collect Prism Scales on Dream Islands, trade them for swimming-themed furniture, and use that furniture to build habitats that bring Feebas and its evolution Milotic into your town permanently. This guide covers every step, from starting the event to spending your last Prism Scale wisely.

How do you start the Fetching Scales for Feebas event?

When you load into the game during the event window, a notification will pop up saying "A Pokémon is the talk of the town." That's your cue. Head to any fully rebuilt Pokémon Center from the base game and you'll find Feebas waiting outside. Talk to it, and Feebas will ask you to collect Prism Shells before opening its shop inside the Pokémon Center.

Two important restrictions to keep in mind: Feebas does not appear at the Pokémon Center in Bubbly Basin, and it also won't show up on Cloud Islands. If you're currently playing in Bubbly Basin when the event launches, the game will prompt you to visit Withered Wasteland instead. The event itself is available to all players, not just those who purchased the Expansion Pass DLC.

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Your game must be updated to version 2.0.0 to access this event. If Feebas isn't appearing outside your Pokémon Center, check for updates first.

If you haven't rebuilt your Pokémon Center yet, you'll need to do that before anything else. Check out our guide on how to rebuild the Pokémon Center to get that sorted quickly.

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Pokémon Pokopia Fetching Scales for Feebas Event Guide

Where do you find Prism Scales in Pokémon Pokopia?

Prism Scales are the only currency this event uses, and they're found exclusively on Dream Islands. Look for small blue shells with a pink tip scattered across the beaches and inside the caves of any Dream Island. They're not hidden, just spread around, so a thorough sweep of the island surface and cave interiors will net you a decent haul per trip.

After testing multiple islands, the Pikachu Doll Dream Island yields around 26 Prism Scales per visit. That's a solid baseline if you're working with the base game only.

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Pokémon Pokopia Fetching Scales for Feebas Event Guide

If you own the Bubbly Basin Expansion Pass, the Starmie Doll Dream Island is significantly more efficient. Prism Scales appear in large clusters in the main underwater sections, with additional ones scattered on the surface and in underwater caves. For DLC owners, this is the island to prioritize.

You need 50 Prism Scales total to purchase every item required for both habitats, plus more if you want the Floating Lantern or extra duplicates. Plan on multiple island trips across the event window.

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Future events after the version 1.1.0 update cannot be accessed by time traveling forward. You can still time travel back to this event after it ends, but only from a date after August 28 by traveling backward.

All event shop items and Prism Scale costs

Feebas' shop inside the Pokémon Center carries six items, all purchasable in unlimited quantities as long as you have the Prism Scales. Here's the full breakdown:

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The minimum spend to unlock both habitats is 50 Prism Scales: 10 for the Sand Bed, 10 for the Big Swim Ring, 5 for the Swim Ring, 10 for the Cooler, and 15 for the Beach Volleyball Set. The Floating Lantern is purely decorative but worth grabbing if you're farming scales anyway.

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Once the event ends on August 28, these items are no longer purchasable. Stock up on duplicates now if you want extra beach décor for future builds.

How do you build the Feebas and Milotic habitats?

Exciting Beach Habitat (for Feebas)

To build the Exciting Beach Habitat and keep Feebas in your town after the event ends, place these two items together:

  • 1x Sand Bed (10 Prism Scales)
  • 1x Big Swim Ring (10 Prism Scales)

Total cost: 20 Prism Scales

You'll automatically befriend Feebas just by talking to it at the Pokémon Center during the event, but building this habitat lets it stick around permanently. After the event, you can also move Feebas to Bubbly Basin if you have the DLC.

Marine Leisure Activities Habitat (for Milotic)

Milotic requires a larger setup. Place these three items together to build the Marine Leisure Activities Habitat:

  • 1x Swim Ring (5 Prism Scales)
  • 1x Cooler (10 Prism Scales)
  • 1x Beach Volleyball Set (15 Prism Scales)

Total cost: 30 Prism Scales

Unlike Feebas, Milotic can be befriended both during and after the event ends, as long as you have the habitat items built. There's no time pressure on Milotic specifically, but you still need to purchase the items before August 28.

What Pokémon are featured in this event?

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Feebas is the only Pokémon in the game that cannot be obtained outside of this event window. Milotic is more flexible since its habitat can be built after the event using items you collected during it. If completing your Pokédex matters to you, talking to Feebas during the event window is non-negotiable.

For players who want to go deeper into Bubbly Basin content alongside this event, our guide on how to unlock Bubbly Basin walks through every prerequisite. And if you're hunting for other hard-to-find items in the same area, the Portal Pod guide covers where to find one for free in Bubbly Basin.

For more tips on progressing through the game alongside this event, the full collection of Pokémon Pokopia guides has everything from habitat builds to unlocking legendary Pokémon.

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August 13th 2026

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August 13th 2026