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Revision as of 16:50, 5 November 2026

Rare Pokémetal
レアポケメタル
Rare Pokémetal
Rare Pokémetal
Sprite from Pokémon Pokopia
Category Materials
Classification None
Tile size Cannot be placed
Paintable No
Linkable No
Hardness
Health
Flavor [[Flavor (Pokopia)#|]]
Operation requirements None
Favorite categories Metal stuff

Rare Pokémetal (Japanese: レアポケメタル Rare Pokémetal) is an item found in Pokémon Pokopia.

In the spin-off games

Price

Item Cost Trade value
Shop Today Only 3D printer Standard Favorite
rare Pokémetal 100 ×1 20–40 ×1 — 2000 3000


Description

Games Description
Pokopia Made from smelted rare Pokémetal fragments, these can be used to make various items.

Acquisition

Games Finite methods Repeatable methods
Pokopia Shop (100, ×1 in stock) – Withered Wasteland Lv. 7, Bleak Beach Lv. 7, Rocky Ridges Lv. 7, Sparkling Skylands Lv. 7, Palette Town Lv. 7 Shop – Today Only section (more likely on Saturdays)
Have a Pokémon with the Burn specialty process Rare Pokémetal fragment Rare Pokémetal fragment
49% chance of being offered in a barter by a Pokémon with the Trade specialty
Yellow Poké Ball – Wasteland Dream Island – Articuno chamber (100%, ×3), Small altar (16.67%)[note 1]
Yellow Poké Ball – Volcanic Dream Island – Entei chamber (100%, ×3), Small altar (16.67%)[note 1]
Yellow Poké Ball – Rock Peak Dream Island – Small altar (16.67%)[note 1]
Yellow Poké Ball – Ocean Dream Island – Raikou chamber (100%, ×3), Small altar (16.67%)[note 1]
Yellow Poké Ball – Sky Dream Island – Mewtwo chamber (100%, ×3), Small altar (16.67%)[note 1]
PokopiaBB Shop (150, ×1 in stock) – Bubbly Basin Lv. 7 Yellow Poké Ball – Basin Dream Island – Phione chamber (100%, ×3), Ornate altar (32.47%)[note 1]

Processing

Rare Pokémetal can be made by a Pokémon processing the following item.

Name Machine / specialty Materials
Name Quantity
Rare Pokémetal Rare Pokémetal Smelting furnace Smelting furnace or Metallic smelting furnace Metallic smelting furnace
Burn
Rare Pokémetal fragment Rare Pokémetal fragment ×1

Crafting

This is a list of recipes that can be made using rare Pokémetal.

Name Recipe location Materials
Name Quantity
Portal pod Portal pod Shop – Palette Town (Env. level 8) Pokémetal Pokémetal
Rare Pokémetal Rare Pokémetal
×10
×1
Clear Bell Clear Bell Register Raikou, Entei, and Suicune in the Pokédex Rare Pokémetal Rare Pokémetal
Rainbow Feather Rainbow Feather
×5
×5
Tidal Bell Tidal Bell Register Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres in the Pokédex Rare Pokémetal Rare Pokémetal
Silver Feather Silver Feather
×5
×5

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 稀有寶可金屬 Hēiyáuhbóuhógāmsuhk
Mandarin 稀有寶可金屬 / 稀有宝可金属 Xīyǒubǎokějīnshǔ
French Poké Métal rare
German Seltener Pokémetallbarren
Italian Pokémetallo raro
Korean 레어 포켓메탈 Reeo poketmetal
European Spanish lingote de Pokémetal raro

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 If the player has a complete habitat dex, the odds for this item are 50%.

Related articles

Materials in Pokémon Pokopia
Field materials Honey • Sturdy stick • Stone • Leaf • Small log • Vine rope • Glowing mushrooms • Twine
Sea glass fragments • Seashell • Nonburnable garbage • Squishy clay • Fluff • Wastepaper • Stardust
Ores & fragments Copper ore • Iron ore • Gold ore • Pokémetal fragment • Rare Pokémetal fragment • Crystal fragment
Treasures Strange strings • Armor fragment
Processed materials Lumber • Brick • Copper ingot • Iron ingot • Gold ingot • Pokémetal • Rare Pokémetal • Glass • Concrete • Paper • Tinkagear
Paints Red paint • Blue paint • Green paint • Yellow paint • Pink paint • Cyan paint • White paint • Black paint
Basin Watermelon • Grubby pearl • Shiny pearl
Event materials Cotton spores • Red crystal fragment • Prism Scale
This article is part of both Project ItemDex and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on items in the spin-off games.