Where to find Hoppip, Skiploom, & Jumpluff in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Philip Trahan
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Pokemon Scarlet & Violet have plenty of returning Pokemon from Generation 2, including the Grass/Flying-type Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff. Here’s how to find them in Generation 9.

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet features 400 Pokemon that trainers can catch, with many of those Pokemon coming from past Generations.

Three of those returning Pokemon include the Cottonweed family of Pokemon: Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff.

Whether the Hoppip family is a personal favorite or trainers need to catch them for Pokedex completion, there are a bunch of different areas to find these Grass/Flying-types. So, here’s everything trainers need to know about finding Hoppip and its evolutions around Paldea.

Where to find Hoppip in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

For those trainers who didn’t pick Sprigatito, Hoppip is one of the earliest Grass-type Pokemon that you can get. While it certainly doesn’t pack the same punch as Sprigatito, Grass/Flying makes for an interesting and unique type combination.

Trainers can find Hoppip in the following areas:

  • Cabo Poco
  • Los Platos
  • South Province (Area One)
  • South Province (Area Two)
  • South Province (Area Four)
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Hoppip is only found in southern Paldea.

Where to find Skiploom in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Like its pre-evolution, Skiploom can also be found in southern Paldea. However, Skiploom is mainly found in a few areas in eastern Paldea.

Namely, Skiploom is found in the following areas:

  • South Province (Area One)
  • South Province (Area Three)
  • South Province (Area Five)
  • East Province (Area One)
  • East Province (Area Two)
  • Levincia
  • East Province (Area Three)
  • Zapapico
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Skiploom is mainly found in eastern Paldea.

Where to find Jumpluff in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

As the final evolution in the Hoppip line, Jumpluff is the hardest to find of the three Pokemon. Still, Jumpluff is considered a common encounter so trainers shouldn’t have trouble finding one as long as they are looking in the right spot.

Trainers can find Jumpluff in the following areas:

  • Alfornada
  • West Province (Area Three)
  • North Province (Area One)
  • North Province (Area Two)
  • North Province (Area Three)
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Jumpluff is most commonly found in northern Paldea.

How to evolve Hoppip in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Players who’ve used Hoppip in the past will be familiar with how it evolves, as the method to evolve it has not changed. Hoppip will evolve into Skiploom at level 18, which will evolve into Jumpluff starting at level 27.

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In strong winds, Hoppip is blown around due to its low weight.

And that’s everything trainers need to know about finding Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff in Generation 9. Those looking to find out more about Pokemon Scarlet & Violet can check out our other guides below:

Where to find Noibat & Noivern in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Spiritomb in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Where to find Igglybuff, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff & Paradox Form in Scarlet & Violet | How to get Misreavus, Mismagius & Flutter Mane | How to get Delibird & Iron Bundle | How to get Makuhita, Hariyama & Iron Hands | How to get Basculin & Basculegion | Where to find Swablu & Altaria in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Sneasel, Weavile & Sneasler | Where to find Orthworm | Where to find Mimikyu in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Ditto in Scarlet & Violet | How to get Eevee & Eeveelutions in Scarlet & Violet | Where to find Fidough & Dachsbun | How to get all starters in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet 

About The Author

Philip is a Staff Writer at Dexerto based in Louisiana, with expertise in Pokemon, Apex Legends, and general gaming industry news. His first job in the games industry was as a reviewer with NintendoEverything.com while attending college. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication focusing on Multimedia Journalism, he worked with GameRant.com for nearly two years before joining Dexerto. When he's not writing he's usually tearing through some 80+ hour JRPG. You can contact him at philip.trahan@dexerto.com.