In Pokémon Pokopia, which Pokémon's Leafage grows patches of grass?

In Pokémon Pokopia, Bulbasaur’s Leafage grows patches of grass.

Ditto can befriend Pokémon and learn practical moves from them. One of the clearest examples is Bulbasaur’s Leafage, which Ditto uses to add greenery to the otherwise barren environment. The move therefore functions as a landscaping tool rather than simply as an attack.

This mechanic is part of Pokopia’s central idea: Pokémon abilities help rebuild the world. Players collect materials, create structures, restore habitats, and cultivate vegetation so that more Pokémon will appear. The game turns familiar moves into tools for environmental improvement.

Bulbasaur’s Leafage is sometimes confused with Squirtle’s Water Gun, but the two have different purposes in the game. Leafage creates grassy areas, while Water Gun hydrates dried-up plants. These examples show how befriending different Pokémon expands Ditto’s practical abilities.

The system also distinguishes Pokopia from conventional Pokémon adventures. Moves are still recognizable from the wider series, but their value here is measured by how they help the player care for the landscape and attract Pokémon rather than by battle damage or type matchups.