Tinkmaster

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Tinkmaster デカヌおやかた Dekanu-oyakata

Tinkmaster

Debuts in Pokémon Pokopia Gender Female Ability Unknown Current location Kanto

This Pokémon is fully evolved.

Tinkmaster (Japanese: デカヌおやかた Dekanu-oyakata) is a supporting character in Pokémon Pokopia. She is a Tinkaton with a particular interest in human buildings and inventions, and is skilled with tools in general.

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• History
  • Background
  • Pokémon Pokopia
• Appearance
• Personality and characteristics
• Trivia
• Names
• References
• Related articles

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History

Background

Tinkmaster spent her time collecting junk and trying to assemble it into interesting things, such as the towers of junk in the Sparkling Skylands. This is why she calls herself the Tinkmaster.

Pokémon Pokopia

Tinkmaster meets Ditto after a machine blew up in her workshop and sent her flying out the door. She tasks Ditto with gathering and bringing her six bricks of concrete, as she doesn't know how to make it, suggesting asking Conkeldurr to make some. Once Ditto brings her the concrete, she asks it to bring her an iron ingot, from which she can make some Tinkagears. She gives Ditto the Tinkagears and tells it to follow her, leading it to a spot with a missing lift, where she gives it the recipe for the lift and asks Ditto to craft one and place it there.

Appearance

Unlike regular Tinkaton, Tinkmaster has a unique hairstyle, and wields a multi-tool rather than just a hammer.

Personality and characteristics

Tinkmaster has the Engineer specialty, allowing her to lead other Pokémon during large building or rebuilding projects. When assigned as the leader of a building project, it will be completed faster than usual. She can also turn iron ingots into Tinkagears.

Trivia

• Tinkmaster is the only Pokémon with a unique appearance in Pokémon Pokopia who was not revealed prior to the game's release.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	デカヌおやかた Dekanu-oyakata デカヌチャン (おやかた) Dekanuchan (Oyakata)	From デカヌチャン Dekanuchan (Tinkaton) and おやかた oyakata (master, foreman)
English	Tinkmaster	From Tinkaton, tinker, and master
German	Bauleiter Granforgita	From Bauleiter (site manager) and Granforgita (Tinkaton)
European Spanish	Tinkaton Manitas	From Tinkaton and manitas (handyman)
French	Cheffelina	From cheffe (female chief) and Forgelina (Tinkaton)
Italian	Capo Tinka	From capo (chief) and Tinkaton
Korean	두드리짱 거장 Dudeurijjang Geojang	From 두드리짱 Dudeurijjang (Tinkaton) and 거장 (巨匠) geojang (old master)
Chinese (Traditional)	巨鍛頭頭 Jùduàntóutou / Geuihdyuntàuhtáu 巨鍛匠（頭頭） Jùduànjiàng (Tóutou) / Geuihdyunjeuhng (Tàuhtáu)	From 巨鍛匠 / 巨锻匠 Jùduànjiàng / Geuihdyunjeuhng (Tinkaton) and 頭頭 / 头头 tóutou / tàuhtáu (chief)
Chinese (Simplified)	巨锻头头 Jùduàntóutou 巨锻匠（头头） Jùduànjiàng (Tóutou)

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Tinkaton.

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Pokémon Pokopia

Ditto

Ditto • Customization • Transform

Characters

Professor Tangrowth • Peakychu • Mosslax • Smearguru • DJ Rotom • Chef Dente • Tinkmaster

Locations

Withered Wasteland • Bleak Beach • Rocky Ridges • Sparkling Skylands • Palette Town
Bubbly Basin • Dream Islands • Cloud Islands

Pokémon

Pokédex (Event) • Habitat Dex (Event) • Specialties
Comfort level (Likes and dislikes) • Friendship (Minigames)

Collection

Ancient Artifacts • Human Records • Highlight Reel • Recipes (By event) • Items (By category • By event)

Pokédex Menu

Requests • Camera • Tips and Tricks

PC Menu

Poké Life • Shop • Link Play • Mystery Gift • Stamp rally

Gameplay

Weekly events • Rippling water • Buried items • Cooking • Virtual mode • Events

This article is part of both Project CharacterDex and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on characters in the spin-off games.