How to Complete All Yarn and Solve Pokémon Plush in Pokémon Friends

How to Complete All Yarn and Solve Pokémon Plush in Pokémon Friends

Pokemon Friends is a charming puzzle game where players complete increasingly challenging puzzles. As a reward for solving these puzzles, you earn Yarn that can be used to craft Pokemon Plushies. Just like in other Pokemon games, there’s a list of plushies to collect and complete.

To unlock new Pokemon Plushies, you need to play various Untangled puzzles and collect more Yarn to use in the Plush-O-Matic. There are different types of Yarn, and not all drop the same Pokemon plushies. Here’s what you need to know:

All Yarn Types and Corresponding Pokemon

There are 11 Yarn types in the game. Each type covers specific Pokemon plushies, and these are obtained depending on your puzzle performance:

  • Normal Score: You get one Yarn of each type.
  • Low Score: You receive Scrap Yarn, which can’t build a plush unless you gather five Scrap Yarns, after which they become a random Yarn.
  • High Score: You may get Pretty Nice Yarn, which has a 25% chance to provide a bonus plush when used in the Plush-O-Matic.

Note: There are three DLC packs – Basic Pack, Puzzle On! Pack 1, and Pack 2 – which unlock additional puzzles, plushies, furniture, and Yarn types not available in the base game.

Yarn Type How to Unlock Pokémon Details
Plain Yarn Comes with the base game Covers many early Pokémon plushies
Fiery Yarn Comes with base game Includes Pokémon like Charmander, Charizard, Scorbunny, Fuecoco
Soggy Yarn Comes with base game Includes Squirtle, Psyduck, Sobble, Quaxly
Grassy Yarn Comes with base game Contains Bulbasaur, Grookey, Sprigatito, Ogerpon
Sparky Yarn Comes with base game Covers Pikachu, Plusle, Minun, Pawmi
Frosty Yarn Requires DLC Packs Features Pokémon like Spheal, Snom, Cetoddle
Creepy Yarn Requires DLC Packs Includes Gengar, Poochyena, Zorua, Toxel
Hardy Yarn Requires DLC Packs Contains Hisuian Growlithe, Larvitar, Jirachi
Fantasy Yarn Requires DLC Packs Includes Gardevoir, Zorua, Mimikyu, Alcremie
Toothy Yarn Requires DLC Packs Covers Garchomp, Goodra, Tatsugiri forms
Feathery Yarn Requires DLC Packs Features Pidgey, Swablu, Natu, various early Flying-type Pokémon

How to Obtain Base Game Pokémon Plushies

These Pokémon can be collected anytime during gameplay with the free version, but not all Yarn types are available:

Yarn Type Pokémon List Size Drop Chance Bonus Drop Chance (Pretty Nice Yarn)
Plain Yarn Ditto, Eevee, Wooloo S, M ~7.14% ~7.14%
Fiery Yarn Charmander, Charizard, Scorbunny, Fuecoco S, XL ~6.66% ~6.66%
Soggy Yarn Squirtle, Psyduck, Sobble, Quaxly S, L ~6.66% ~6.66%
Grassy Yarn Bulbasaur, Grookey, Sprigatito, Ogerpon S, M ~6.4–6.53% ~6.4–6.53%
Sparky Yarn Pikachu, Plusle, Minun, Pawmi S, M ~7% ~6.85%
Frosty Yarn Spheal, Snom, Cetoddle M, L ~9.09% ~9.09%
Creepy Yarn Gengar, Poochyena, Zorua, Toxel L, S ~9.09% ~9.09%
Hardy Yarn Hisuian Growlithe, Larvitar, Jirachi M, XL ~8.9% ~8.72%
Fantasy Yarn Mew, Espeon, Munna, Sylveon S, M ~2–7.53% ~2–7.38%
Toothy Yarn Dragonite, Gible, Applin XL, S ~7.38–7.53% ~7.38–7.38%
Feathery Yarn Pidgey, Swablu, Natu, other Flying-types S, M ~2–9.8% ~2–9.6%

How to Get DLC Pokémon Plushies

These plushies are exclusive to paid DLC packs, which must be purchased:

Basic Pack

Includes plushies like Snorlax, Buneary, Lopunny, Growlithe, Arcanine, Flareon, Slowpoke, Vaporeon, Popplio, Pyukumuku, Leafeon, Petilil, Rowlet, Decidueye, Raichu, Jolteon, Zeraora, Pawmot, and others. Drop chances vary from around 2% to 9.09%, with some Pokémon like Jirachi and Mew having a low 2% chance.

Puzzle On! Pack 1 & Pack 2

These add special Pokémon and plushies such as Furret, Skwovet, Maushold, Vulpix, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Snivy, Mareep, Dedenne, and others. Drop chances generally hover between 6.66% and 7.14%, with some rare Pokémon like Koraidon and Miraidon at 1-2%.

Only through purchasing these DLC packs can you access the exclusive Yarn types and plushies not available in the basic game.


This summary covers all you need to understand about Yarn types, their Pokémon, and how to collect or unlock plushies across the base game and DLCs.