Pokopia picked up two patches in June. Version 1.1.0 arrived on June 9, and version 1.1.1 followed on June 18.

Here is what changed.

The headline from 1.1.0 is companion behavior. When you sit or lie down on a chair or bed, the Pokémon traveling with Ditto will now use nearby furniture alongside you, if there is space. It is the kind of detail that makes the island feel lived in rather than just decorated.

Eeveelution fans will spot one specific change too: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Glaceon, and Sylveon now sleep at the edge of sofas, the same way Leafeon always has. The whole evolution line behaves consistently now.

The same update added new dialogue variations, including fresh lines for when a Pokémon shows a "…" speech bubble. The timing of those pauses changed too. If you have logged a lot of hours in Pokopia, you will start hearing conversations you have not caught before.

Two quality-of-life changes also arrived in 1.1.0. During in-game events, you can now temporarily suspend trades at the Pokémon Center, which helps if you want to focus on an event without incoming requests piling up. The game also updated the text on Pokémon house-building requests to be clearer. If you track your construction order in the Build Queue, the updated in-game wording now matches what the requests actually ask for.

Patch 1.1.1, released nine days later, fixed two bugs. One caused problems when placed items in an area exceeded a certain limit. The other stopped Ditto's face from changing when you used an emote during photo mode. Not dramatic fixes, but both matter if you decorate heavily or spend time with the camera.

The next major update is on track for August 2026, arriving alongside Part 1 of the Expansion Pass.