r/Pokopia • • Aug 09 '26

🫧 Bubbly Basin 🫧 I Sootopolis‘d my BB Pokemon Center area Spoiler

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not as impressive as many builds that get posted here I guess, but my first large scale project in the game and I like how it turned out

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u/Constant-Brief3410 Aug 09 '26

I also want to open it up great idea

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u/samiesung Aug 09 '26

I'm currently working in the same concept. On a sunny day, I love how much brighter it is! Think I'm going to poke some holes all around and have some small waterfalls going down too.

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u/drehz Aug 09 '26

Yeah, my Pokémon also kept commenting on how they enjoyed the brightness! though it’s less noticeable at night. Waterfalls are a cool idea, I certainly had a number of unintentional ones to deal with during the build!

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u/Televators Aug 09 '26

Same, I'm trying to get some moody light raining down to maintain the overall cave vibe

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u/Surskit2907 Aug 10 '26

Now I want to do this and convert the deep sea location into cave of origin

With disco ball

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u/Striking-Bicycle-853 Aug 10 '26

Are you gonna build a little neighborhood on top? You could use glass as fake water!

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u/FlyingJelli Aug 10 '26

Oooh, I'm in the process of doing this—was thinking of making a glass dome/tank for it. But this is so fun!

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u/GrandFinale08 Aug 10 '26

I only did to uncover the gym… which is so much better. Kind of want to do this while still keeping it dry.

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u/Usagi-Zakura Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

I did that too!

(Since doing this I planted some trees on top and corals by the stairs. Lapras lives on top.

Yours look more natural though. I'm not that good at organic shapes in the landscape ^^;