Pokemon Sleep All Specializations

Among all the new features in Pokemon Sleep, one stands out in particular: Pokemon Specializations. While different species and abilities are not a new concept in the franchise, it is unusual for Pokemon to be specialized for a specific task. Therefore, this guide will explain this new feature, how it works, and list all the specializations in Pokemon Sleep.

What Are Specialties in Pokemon Sleep

In Pokemon Sleep, specializations are the area of expertise for helpers. By default, each Pokemon has three daily tasks: collecting berries, finding ingredients, and triggering main abilities. Specializations determine which of these three tasks a Pokemon is more likely to complete per day.

List of All Pokemon Sleep Specialties

The "Berries" specialization encourages the Pokemon to collect more berries. The "Ingredients" specialization increases the chance of obtaining more cooking materials, and the "Abilities" specialization makes it more likely for a Pokemon to activate its main ability.

Berries Specialty

With the largest pool of Pokemon, the "Berries" specialization is the most common ability in Pokemon Sleep. Creatures with this expertise feed sleeping Snorlax faster and help it replenish its strength in a shorter amount of time. Currently, there are 35 Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep with the "Berries" specialization. Here is the complete list of them:

• Pikachu
• Caterpie
• Walrein
• Spheal
• Sealeo
• Altaria
• Slaking
• Swablu
• Vigoroth
• Slakoth
• Pichu
• Houndoom
• Houndour
• Feraligatr
• Croconaw
• Typhlosion
• Totodile
• Quilava
• Meganium
• Cyndaquil
• Bayleef
• Cyndaquil
• Cubone
• Marowak
• Chikorita
• Dodrio
• Doduo
• Primeape
• Mankey
• Raichu
• Arbok
• Ekans
• Raticate
• Rattata
• Butterfree
• Metapod

Ingredients Specialty

The "Ingredients" specialization tasks the Pokemon with finding additional cooking utensils per session. However, it does not limit the creature to a specific item, and the Pokemon will still gather berries. Here is a list of Pokemon with the "Ingredients" specialization:

• Toxicroak
• Croagunk
• Tyranitar
• Pupitar
• Larvitar
• Gengar
• Weepinbell
• Victreebel
• Geodude
• Graveler
• Golem
• Gastly
• Haunter
• Bellsprout
• Dugtrio
• Diglett
• Blastoise
• Wartortle
• Squirtle
• Charizard
• Charmeleon
• Charmander
• Venusaur
• Ivysaur
• Bulbasaur

Skills Specialty

The rarest specialization in Pokemon Sleep is the "Abilities" specialization. This ability increases the likelihood of main abilities occurring per gathering session. For those unfamiliar, main abilities are unique traits that maximize a Pokemon's performance. Here is a list of Pokemon with the "Abilities" specialization:

• Sylveon
• Glaceon
• Leafeon
• Togekiss
• Magnezone
• Lucario
• Slowking
• Wobbuffet
• Gulpin
• Swalot
• Wynaut
• Bonsly
• Riolu
• Espeon
• Sudowoodo
• Ampharos
• Flaaffy
• Mareep
• Togetic
• Slowbro
• Magnemite
• Magneton
• Eevee
• Vaporeon
• Igglybuff
• Togepi
• Meowth
• Persian
• Psyduck
• Golduck
• Growlithe
• Arcanine
• Slowpoke
• Wigglytuff
• Jigglypuff

How to Make the Most of Specialties in Pokemon Sleep

The ideal way to benefit from the specializations is by creating expert helper teams. Players can assemble specialized teams for berries, ingredients, and abilities to replenish their stocks and focus on collecting specific items.

Can Pokemon Specialties Change?

Unlike natures in other Pokemon games, specializations cannot be changed with items like mints. The only way to capture Pokemon with different specializations is by maximizing the drowsy power of Snorlax and attracting more creatures to a location.

Pokemon Sleep is available now for mobile devices.