Pokea Pokemon DLC 'Dokidoki Decoration' Arrives December 9
The second wave of the Pokea Pokemon Expansion Pass adds accessories for Ditto, new furniture and new Pokemon, priced at 4,400 yen.
The Pokemon Company has announced that 'Dokidoki Decoration', the second wave of the paid DLC 'Pokea Pokemon Expansion Pass' for the Nintendo Switch 2 game 'Pokea Pokemon', will be released on December 9, 2026. The announcement was reported by gamebiz.jp.
The second wave is priced at 4,400 yen including tax. It introduces an accessory feature that lets the protagonist Ditto and other Pokemon wear items such as sunglasses, bow ties and Sylveon ribbons. New furniture and new Pokemon will also appear.
Players will need update data Ver.3.0.0 to play. Starting the content also requires clearing three in-game requests: 'Let's raise the environment level further!', 'Let's rebuild the Pokemon Center!' and 'Let's look for dolls!'.
Purchase bonuses and a limited-time event
Buyers receive an immediate recipe for the in-game wallpaper and block 'Ditto Pattern'. An early purchase bonus available until August 31, 2027 offers a serial code for 30 Rare Pokemetal.
Separately, the in-game event 'Kajitchu no Mitsuiri Ringo Atsume' runs from 5:00 on November 16, 2026 to 4:59 on December 1, 2026, letting players collect the special item 'Mitsuiri Ringo' for apple-motif furniture and befriend Appletun, Flapple, Dipplin and Hydrapple.
The Expansion Pass bundles the first through third waves. The first wave, 'Bukubuku Sea Bottom City', is currently available, and the third wave is planned for 2027. Koei Tecmo Games is credited in the copyright.
Quick answers
When does 'Dokidoki Decoration' release?
The second wave of the Pokea Pokemon Expansion Pass is scheduled for December 9, 2026.
How much does 'Dokidoki Decoration' cost?
It is priced at 4,400 yen including tax.
What do I need to start 'Dokidoki Decoration'?
You need update data Ver.3.0.0 and must clear the requests 'Let's raise the environment level further!', 'Let's rebuild the Pokemon Center!' and 'Let's look for dolls!'.