Pokemon Pokopia players have another special destination to explore. A new PokemonXP-themed Cloud Island has appeared in the game, celebrating the Pokemon World Championships 2026 with a custom-built event area, decorations, streaming setups, and several useful items that players can recreate in their own worlds.
The special Cloud Island can be accessed with the code JW7MXKP2.
The addition arrives while Pokemon Pokopia continues to enjoy strong momentum on Nintendo Switch 2. The game has already surpassed five million sales within its first five months, while new events and Expansion Pass content continue to give players reasons to return.
How to visit the PokemonXP Cloud Island
Players can access the special island through Pokemon Pokopia’s mysterious goggles system.
The Cloud Island code is:
JW7MXKP2
Once entered, players can travel directly to the PokemonXP-themed area.
Up to four players can explore the island together. Players looking to make full use of the game’s online multiplayer features will generally benefit from having an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
However, there is currently one important question surrounding the event.
The development team has not confirmed whether this PokemonXP Cloud Island will remain accessible permanently. Anyone interested in visiting the island may therefore want to explore it while the code remains active.
A miniature Pokemon World Championships experience
The island is heavily inspired by PokemonXP and the Pokemon World Championships 2026.
Rather than simply placing a handful of themed decorations around a standard environment, the creators have recreated several elements associated with the event.
One of the main attractions is a World Championships-inspired stage. Players can walk around the area and use it as a backdrop for screenshots or multiplayer gatherings.
There are also detailed streaming stations spread throughout the island.
These setups include equipment and decorations that make the area look surprisingly close to an actual gaming or broadcast station. Players can find items such as gaming chairs and tripods alongside other event-themed props.
There are also dedicated photo opportunities, including setups involving Ditto.
For players who enjoy creating screenshots or sharing their Pokopia adventures online, the island essentially acts as another large community photo location.
Some of the decorations can be recreated
The Cloud Island is not only useful as an event showcase.
Several objects found throughout the island can provide inspiration for players working on their own builds.
Pokemon Pokopia’s 3D Printer allows certain objects and decorations to be recreated inside a player’s own world. That means visiting the PokemonXP island could also help players discover new furniture or design ideas.
Items such as the gaming chairs and tripods could be especially useful for anyone attempting to build their own gaming room, tournament area, studio, or streaming setup.
Cloud Islands have increasingly become more than simple locations to visit. They can effectively operate as community showcases where players discover designs they may want to adapt for their own worlds.
Pokemon Pokopia continues expanding
The PokemonXP Cloud Island arrives during a busy period for Pokemon Pokopia.
The game recently received its Bubbly Basin expansion, which considerably expanded the building and exploration systems.
Bubbly Basin introduced underwater construction and swimming, allowing players to create structures beneath the surface while exploring a completely different environment.
Several additional Pokemon also arrived with the expansion, including:
- Malamar
- Sharpedo
- Phione
- Manaphy
The arrival of Mythical Pokemon Manaphy was particularly notable, while the underwater mechanics opened another major category of potential player creations.
More Expansion Pass content is coming
Bubbly Basin represents only the first part of Pokemon Pokopia’s larger Expansion Pass roadmap.
Part 2 is currently planned for later in 2026.
Unlike Bubbly Basin, the second expansion is not expected to introduce another completely new area. Instead, the update will focus on additional crafting recipes and gameplay features.
One feature already shown involves dressing up Pokemon with accessories.
That could significantly expand the game’s customization options, especially for players who already spend large amounts of time creating themed environments and taking screenshots with their Pokemon.
Part 3 is currently planned for 2027.
That expansion is expected to be considerably larger and will introduce a completely new town for players to explore.
Cloud Islands are becoming an important part of Pokopia
Special Cloud Islands like the PokemonXP location show how Pokemon Pokopia can continue supporting community creativity between its larger updates.
Players do not necessarily need an enormous expansion every few weeks if smaller locations continue introducing interesting designs, decorations, and ideas.
Some players may simply visit the PokemonXP island to see the World Championships tribute. Others could spend considerably longer studying its layouts and recreating individual elements inside their own worlds.
Either way, it gives Pokemon Pokopia players another reason to open the mysterious goggles.
Anyone interested in seeing the PokemonXP and Pokemon World Championships 2026-themed island can currently visit it using Cloud Island code JW7MXKP2.
