Gaming Guide

Pokémon Pokopia: How to Build the Marine Leisure Activities Habitat for Milotic

The exact furniture, Prism Scale costs, and spawn conditions needed to bring Milotic to your island.

The exact furniture, Prism Scale costs, and spawn conditions needed to bring Milotic to your island.

Milotic joins your Pokopia Pokédex only after you build it a proper home. That home is the Marine Leisure Activities Habitat, a beach-themed setup made from three pieces of furniture tied to the Fetching Scales for Feebas event. Place all three correctly and Milotic can appear on its own, with no time-of-day or weather condition attached.

Quick answer: Place one Swim Ring, one Cooler, and one Beach Volleyball Set together to form the Marine Leisure Activities Habitat. Milotic will spawn there at random once the Habitat registers as complete.

Milotic page in pokopia
Milotic’s Where to Find entry lists Marine leisure activities as its Habitat.

Marine Leisure Activities Habitat requirements

The Habitat needs three specific items placed together. Each one is earned by trading Prism Scales at a built Pokémon Center during the Fetching Scales for Feebas event.

ItemQuantityPrism Scale cost
Swim Ring15
Cooler110
Beach Volleyball Set115

That comes to 30 Prism Scales for a single Habitat. If you want spares of these items for other decorating, collect extra scales, since you can buy as many duplicates as you can afford.


Where to get Prism Scales

Prism Scales are the event currency, and they only turn up on Dream Islands. Interact with any Doll you have placed to summon Drifloon, which carries you to a Dream Island where the scales are scattered around the ground.

Look for flat, shell-shaped pink and blue objects, which tend to sit on beaches and sandy stretches. The Basin Dream Island, reached through the Starmie Doll in the Bubbly Basin DLC, is especially dense with them.

Once you have a stack of scales, return to any fully built Pokémon Center and exchange them at the counter for the furniture pieces you need.


How to build the Habitat and summon Milotic

Trade Prism Scales for the Swim Ring, Cooler, and Beach Volleyball Set at a Pokémon Center. You need one of each to complete the set.
Place all three items together in the same spot so the game recognizes them as the Marine Leisure Activities Habitat. Milotic can appear anywhere, so the Habitat works in any area.
Marine Leisure Activities Habitat in Pokopia
The completed Marine Leisure Activities Habitat, built from a swim ring, cooler, and volleyball set.
Wait for Milotic to surface. There is no weather or time requirement, so it may show up almost immediately or take a while. It comes down to random chance, so a security camera aimed at the Habitat lets you catch the moment it arrives.

You will know it worked when Milotic appears at the Habitat and can be added to your Pokédex. Its listed rarity is Common, and it can spawn across Dawn, Day, Dusk, and Night under Sunny, Cloudy, or Rainy weather.


Event window and building after it ends

Fetching Scales for Feebas is a yearly event that runs from August 13 to August 28. It starts and ends at 5am in your local time zone, so the exact clock time shifts by region while everyone gets the same total window.

Missing the event does not lock you out of the Habitat permanently. As long as you already own the Swim Ring, Cooler, and Beach Volleyball Set, you can build Marine Leisure Activities afterward. The catch is that you can only collect those items while the event is live, so stock up on the furniture before it closes.


Milotic specialty, ideal Habitat, and favorites

Milotic is a Water and Hype Pokémon. Its Water specialty lets it spray plants, while Hype makes it dance whenever music plays, lifting the mood and boosting the work output of nearby Pokémon producing items for you.

To raise its satisfaction, aim for a Humid Habitat and lean into the things it likes.

  • Lots of water
  • Shiny stuff
  • Glass stuff
  • Luxury
  • Cleanliness
  • Sour flavors

Can Milotic go underwater?

Yes. Milotic is underwater capable, so it can live in a submerged Habitat if you set one up in a special region like Bubbly Basin. That also means it can join you on trips through the Basin or help out while you work in that area.

Taking picture with Milotic in Pokopia
Milotic can travel and live underwater once you have befriended it.

With Milotic settled in, the next step for many players is expanding into the Bubbly Basin, where more Habitats and their own regional Pokédex are waiting to be filled out.