Pokémon Pokopia identifies Hoothoot as a Pokémon that enjoys darkness.
The game gives Pokémon individual habitat preferences, so attracting a species involves more than placing random objects. Players must create environments that match what a Pokémon likes. Hoothoot’s preference for darkness connects naturally with its nocturnal identity and helps demonstrate how habitat design works in Pokopia.
Pokopia also includes a day-and-night cycle linked to real-world time. That system makes environmental preferences especially relevant because the appearance and behavior of the world change as time passes. The game’s design therefore combines construction with observation and timing.
Hoothoot is sometimes confused with Noctowl, its evolved form, or with other Pokémon associated with nighttime. The specific example given for enjoying darkness is Hoothoot. The fact describes a habitat preference in Pokopia, not a claim that Hoothoot is the only Pokémon active at night.