Pokemon Pokopia DLC 2 lineup reportedly appears in datamine
A reported icon-sheet datamine points to 25 possible Pokemon additions and an Alcremie character, but Nintendo has not confirmed the roster.
Pokemon Pokopia may have just had its second DLC wave mapped out by data miners, although none of the reported additions has been confirmed by Nintendo or the game's developers. The leak points to a sizeable group of Pokemon that are not currently available in the game, alongside possible limited-time events and a new Alcremie-themed character. 1
The report comes from Nintendo Everything, which says the information was passed on by SoulSilverArt after first appearing in a Discord message. The alleged source is an in-game Pokemon icon sheet found through datamining, rather than an official announcement or a conventional press release. That makes this a lead worth watching, not a final DLC roster. 12
The reported Pokemon lineup
The unused icons are said to include Caterpie, Metapod and Butterfree; Doduo and Dodrio; Snubbull and Granbull; Delibird; Skitty and Delcatty; Turtwig, Grotle and Torterra; Cresselia; Petilil and Lilligant; Fennekin, Braixen and Delphox; Swirlix and Slurpuff; and Milcery, Dipplin and Hydrapple. 1
That is a broad spread of generations and evolution lines, rather than a single themed group. The presence of complete lines such as Caterpie through Butterfree and Turtwig through Torterra would also make the alleged list look more like a planned content pool than a handful of isolated leftovers. Even so, unused data can change, remain inaccessible or represent ideas that never ship.
The same report claims that Dipplin and Hydrapple could receive an event before the second DLC wave arrives. It also speculates that the expansion could add holiday and New Year events, with Delibird and Cresselia potentially fitting those themes. Those timing theories are not evidence of a launch window, and the source itself labels the suggested Thanksgiving connection as speculation. 1
What the leak says about DLC 2
The most specific character detail is an alleged Alcremie “character”, following the game’s existing approach of turning a Pokemon into a named personality rather than adding it solely as a standard collectible. Nintendo Everything describes this as a first for the DLC, because the first wave reportedly did not add a dedicated new Pokemon character. 1
The report also links the discovery to the recent jailbreaking of Nintendo Switch 2, which has made more games available for inspection by the hacking and datamining community. That context explains how the files may have been found, but it does not make the interpretation official. Nintendo has not confirmed this roster, the events or the timing described in the leak.
For now, the safest reading is that Pokemon Pokopia may contain references to future content, with the final selection and release plan still subject to change. Players should treat the list as an unverified spoiler and avoid sharing it with anyone who wants to discover future additions without leaks.
Our opinion
This is the kind of leak that is useful precisely because it comes with a long list of specific names, but specificity should not be confused with certainty. The alleged icon-sheet discovery gives the rumour more substance than a vague social-media prediction, while the Discord origin and the amount of speculation around events and dates keep it firmly in “unconfirmed” territory.
The strongest part of the report is the repeated appearance of complete evolution families and the separate Alcremie character claim. The weakest part is the attempt to infer seasonal events from individual Pokemon. Until Nintendo or the development team announces the second wave, the roster should be treated as a possible snapshot of development rather than a promise of what players will receive.