Pokopia is Pokemon's own cozy game. It follows the likes of Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, letting you set up an idyllic little town for your Pokemon, by building various structures, farms, activity centres, and anything else a town filled with 'Mons would need. However, fans have a dark conspiracy theory about it.
The reveal trailer heavily hinted that humans have been missing for a while. Ditto opens up its own Pokeball in what looked like an abandoned house and finds the owner's old Pokedex. Other Pokemon also showed signs of the passage of time, with moss and overgrowth everywhere. This led to theories that Pokopia is set in a post-apocalyptic world where humans may be long gone. However, a recent leak may have just confirmed this.
As spotted by Kotaku, a leaked map of Pokopia has revealed that it's set in the Kanto region, but it has been overrun by the elements. The leak was translated by reliable source Centro Leaks, revealing the status of each area in Kano, and they've all been affected with things you usually see in post-apocalyptic settings.
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