Litter

Pokémon Litter Mapping

Different Pokémon will drop specific materials based on their nature. Use this table to plan your resource generation for crafting.

Material	Littering Pokémon
Fluff	Altaria, Flaaffy, Jumpluff, Mareep, Swablu
Honey	Combee
Iron Ore	Glimmet, Glimmora
Leaf	Venusaur, Vileplume
Nonburnable Garbage	Garbodor, Grimer, Muk
Small Log	Haxorus
Squishy Clay	Clodsire, Trapinch, Wooper
Stone	Aurorus, Bastiodon, Blissey, Rampardos, Tyrantrum
Sturdy Stick	Cacturne
Twine	Ariados, Larvesta, Spinarak, Volcarona
Vine Rope	Bellsprout, Serperior, Servine, Snivy, Tangela, Tangrowth, Weepinbell

Pro Tips: Resource Grouping

Maximizing the Litter specialty is all about pairing droppings with processing specialties.

• Furniture Engine: Pair Altaria with Combee/Vespiquen in a Flowery habitat. Exchange the high volume of Fluff and Honey for premium furniture bundles.
• Metal Recycler: Group Jumpluff (Garbage) with Muk (Nonburnable Garbage) and a Recycle Pokémon. This creates a loop where you constantly recycle waste into Iron Ore without ever mining.
• Brick Factory: Combine Mareep (Squishy Clay) with a Burn Pokémon. You will have a steady supply of Bricks for building infrastructure.
• Lumber Yard: Place Swablu (Small Logs) with Haxorus and a Chop helper. This automates the production of Lumber.

TL;DR

Litter is a reliability specialty: it does not create flashy power spikes, but it quietly removes resource pressure from your day-to-day crafting cycle. If you frequently pause to gather basic materials, this specialty can smooth progression by feeding common components in the background. It is especially valuable when you are running multiple crafting chains that consume low-tier items at high volume. Use Litter as your supply-floor role, then pair it with high-impact action specialties so your team keeps moving instead of stalling on ingredient shortages.

Best Uses

• Maintain steady output for commonly consumed crafting materials.
• Support long crafting sessions without repeated farm detours.
• Stabilize economy while other specialties handle progression spikes.

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FAQ

Is Litter worth a team slot over combat-focused specialties?

Yes, if your current blocker is crafting uptime rather than combat checks.

Which phase benefits most from Litter?

Mid game usually gains the most, because crafting demand increases faster than passive supply.

Does Litter replace manual farming entirely?

No. It reduces pressure and frequency, but you still farm manually for bursts or rare materials.