If you're wondering how to get Paper in Pokémon Pokopia, then you've come to the right place.

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Similar to items like Lumber, Paper is a useful resource that can be used for all sorts of things in Pokopia.

Unlike Lumber, however, it's not exactly obvious how you're supposed to get your hands on it.

So, for a quick overview of how to make Paper for yourself, let's get into it!

How to get Paper in Pokémon Pokopia explained

In order to get Paper in Pokémon Pokopia, you need to give Wastepaper to a Pokémon with the Recycle specialty.

The two places you can find Wastepaper are in Sparkling Skylands, which is one of the last new areas you'll come across in the game, and on Drifloon's Dream Island by showing them a Dragonite Doll.

Once you've got your Wastepaper, you'll need to find a Pokémon with the Recycle specialty.

The first of these that you'll likely meet is Trubbish, who you'll come across during the Bleak Beach storyline.

Including Trubbish, here's a full list of all the Pokémon with the Recycle specialty:

  • Magnezone
  • Koffing
  • Weezing
  • Trubbish
  • Garbodor
  • Cinccino
  • Porygon
  • Porygon2
  • Beldum
  • Metang
  • Metagross

Just like any other material, hand your Wastepaper over to one of these Recycle Pokémon and wait for them to process it all.

Every piece of Wastepaper you put in will be turned into two pieces of Paper, doubling the amount you have.

As well as being useful in the crafting of items like Bookshelves and Books, you'll need Paper to complete Skyland Building 4F during the 'Rebuild the Huge Building!', 'Important Request' and the third 'Team Initiation Challenge'.

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