The Pokopia player recreates the Gerudo town from Breath of the Wild in the game

AND Pokemon Pokopia faithfully recreated by the player Zelda: Breath of the WildGerudo City. Since launching last month, Pokemon Pokopia became one of the biggest hits of the Nintendo Switch 2 era. The game has proven to be very popular, especially among gamers who like games that allow them to flex their creative muscles.

After the game's release, Nintendo announced this Popopia it sold 2.2 million copies in its first four days. The company hasn't released any sales updates since then, but the number already makes it one of the biggest successes of the Switch 2 era. The system is approaching its first anniversary in June, and Nintendo has supported it with a steady stream of exclusive games. There are several other big games slated for release in 2026 including Splatoon Raiders, Yoshi and the mysterious bookand Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.

Pokemon Pokopia Pyroar over key art background

Player Pokopia builds a gigantic temple in honor of Pyroar

Player Pokopia pays tribute to the fire-type Pokémon Pyroar by building an incredible temple in the Nintendo Switch 2 game.

The iconic Zelda location is coming to Pokopia

In a post on Reddit, user Witty-Plum-9572 shared a video of his take on Gerudo Town in Pokemon Pokopia. Gerudo City is an important place Zelda: Breath of the Wildand Popopia the design looks incredibly faithful. The desert oasis includes palm trees, waterfalls and a royal palace with the Riju bedroom. After completing Gerudo City, the poster already said that they are thinking of other places to recreate, including Kakariko Village or Rito Village. While a Popopia Seeing a version of Zora's Domain would be exciting, the creator says it “would be an incredible undertaking.” It's hard to disagree, but Popopia Players don't seem to be intimidated by the difficult builds.

This is not surprising Zelda fans can be addicted Popopia. after all Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom both gave players a lot of creative freedom. When the latter game was released, Reddit and social media were flooded with unique designs created by players using the Zonai device. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players have come up with impressive builds in a similar way to Popopia. It makes sense that creative Zelda fans can attract the latest Pokemon spin-off, although the franchises are significantly different.

Zelda fans are eager to find out what Nintendo has planned next for the series; at this time, Nintendo has not announced what's next. However, the remake Ocarina of Time is rumored to be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 later this year. Monolith Soft continues to work as a co-developer of Zelda, but it's unclear exactly what the team is working on. It is possible that the developer could be involved in the said remake, or that they are working on an actual sequel Tears of the Kingdom. Nintendo tends to be pretty secretive, so fans will have to be patient until the company is ready to make an announcement.

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Whatever the future holds Zeldait's clear that everyone will be waiting at least until the end of the year for the next new game. Nintendo tends to avoid too many releases in the same time frame, even if Ocarina of Time remake is real, it's safe to assume it won't be available until later this year. Popopia may not appeal to everyone Zelda fan, but players who enjoyed creative freedom Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom they might find something they didn't expect. They may even be able to recreate more iconic locations from the franchise, just like Witty-Plum-9572.