Quick Links
InPokemon Friends, the not-so-free-to-play puzzle game themed around, you guessed it: Pokemon!, has a bunch of different types of Yarn to collect, which players can use to make one of dozens ofPokemon Plushies.
It’s pretty apparent which types of Yarn will yield which type of Pokemon, as they’re based on the typing, such as Soggy Yarn and Grassy Yarn, which will give you Water and Grass-types, respectively. There are a whopping 150 Pokemon to collect inPokemon Friends, but they are split up based on the different DLC Packs available for purchase.
This guide will not only list eachPokemon FriendsPlushieavailable right now, but we will also list every type of Yarn and let you know which Pokemon are available for free-to-play users and which are only available for DLC owners.
If you opt to go the free-to-play route inPokemon Friends,you’ll only be able to play minigames and earn Yarn twice a day.To unlock additional Pokemon (there seems to be 20 in the base version for mobile), you must purchase thePuzzle On! Pack (1 & 2), which costs $25.99 bundled on the Switch eShop. The packs also have new furniture, wallpapers, and minigames. If the game gets an update or more packs, we’ll be sure to update this post accordingly.
-
–
Tatsugiri (Curly, Droopy, and Stretchy Form)
Larvitar
Basic Pack
Tyranitar (It will appear as a Hardy Yarn plush, but might also appear for Fantasy)
Umbreon
Puzzle Pack 1
You can only fit up to20 plushies in yourPokemon Friendsroom. Perhaps an update will come along to give us bigger rooms (or just more storage space!).
