Catch. Train. Battle. Explore.

CobbleDrock is a large-scale Pokémon add-on for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Find Pokémon in the wild, build a party of six, catch and train partners, evolve them, complete a custom Pokédex, store Pokémon in a large PC system, and battle wild Pokémon or other players.

The Core download is a server-ready Pokémon gameplay runtime. The Full download also includes the optional Content Pack, which adds licensed villages, world generation, Legendary Monument locations, and a complete ten-Gym challenge for single-player worlds and private servers.

What is new in version 1.2.4?

A complete Gym Challenge

Ten Gyms can now generate naturally across the world. Challenge them in the Stone, Water, Electric, Fighter, Fire, Metal, Grass, Flying, Ghost, and Ground route, with each stage using its own structure, Leader, arena, team, and badge.

Gym progress is stored separately for every player. The custom Badge Case shows earned badges in color, keeps unfinished badges gray, and displays the current level cap. The cap increases by 20 levels after every two badges, so players must complete the route to continue raising stronger Pokémon.

The current Gym is assigned when progression advances. When the player comes within 384 blocks, the Locator Bar activates and displays that Gym Leader's portrait to guide the final approach without continuously searching the world.

Gym Leaders use stronger cap-legal teams, competitive move combinations, improved move selection and switching, and fixed arena positioning. Leaders cannot use healing items.

First clears register the badge, play a clear sound, and drop a staged reward at the Leader's position. Rematches award experience only, and defeating the tenth Leader rewards a level 50 Mew.

The Master Ball

The Master Ball is now part of the Core game with its own item, projectile, capture visuals, HUD icon, guaranteed capture behavior, and persistent caught-ball identity shown across supported Pokémon interfaces.

Battle and progression improvements

Gym battle presentation has been refined with more reliable side-view positioning, stable camera restoration when moving between battle menus, and cleanup of Leader Pokémon after battle.

Experience items now name both the Pokémon and the move whenever a new move is learned.

Version 1.2.4 keeps the stable public pack identity used by previous compatible releases, allowing supported Pokémon already stored in existing worlds to remain connected after updating.

CobbleDrock 1.3.0 — Alola, Berries, and Adventure Update

Added 70 Generation 7 Pokémon.
- Increased wild Pokémon spawn rates.
- Added all berries and mints, including farming, recipes, and effects.
- Expanded the collection to 47 working Poké Balls and improved throwing and capture animations.
- Added 3D models for the Pokédex and held Poké Balls.
- Attacking while holding the Pokémon Compass now cycles to the next party Pokémon without opening a menu.
- Added evolution animations and fixed trade and held-item evolution requirements.
- Wild Pokémon now display “???” until their species is identified.
- Expanded the existing Mega Evolution progression with Mega Bracelet crafting, Mega Stone recipes, underground Mega Sites, and meteor ores.
- Improved the Badge Case and party and battle interfaces.
- Added Brazilian Portuguese and Vietnamese translations.
- Fixed various Pokémon behavior, battle, capture, and storage issues.

CobbleDrock 1.3.1 — New Pokémon, Trading, and Fossil Revival Update

- Added 146 Pokémon and form definitions compared with the 1.3.0 public pack, spanning Galar and Paldea Pokémon such as the three Paldea starter lines, Corviknight, Dragapult, Annihilape, and Clodsire.
- Added player-to-player Pokémon trading with confirmation from both trainers and trade evolution support.
- Added fifteen fossil items, archaeology fossil finds, and machines for analyzing and restoring fossil Pokémon.
- Added Pokémon eggs, incubators, and wandering trader egg offers. Hatched and restored Pokémon can join the party or PC.
- Added appropriately sized platforms for Pokémon battling over water.
- Gave the held Pokémon Compass a 3D model with updated first- and third-person placement.
- Removed 64 previously packaged Pokémon and Mega form definitions and their 20 associated Mega Stones from the public pack because their assets lack confirmed redistribution permission.

Always back up an existing world before installing a new version.

Main features

Supported Pokémon spanning Generations 1–6
Ten naturally generated Gyms with per-player badges, level caps, Leader tracking, staged rewards, and rematches
Strategic Gym Leader teams with improved battle AI and no Leader item use
Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf models, animations, battle support, storage support, and Pokédex integration
Functional capture Balls, including the Master Ball
Species-specific models, textures, animations, cries, shiny appearances, stats, abilities, and natural spawning
A party of six with detailed summaries, levels, HP, natures, friendship, IVs, EVs, moves, held items, and equipment
Strategic turn-based battles with all 18 types, switching, PP, accuracy, critical hits, priority, status conditions, stat changes, weather, terrain, items, effects, and AI
Experience, Exp. Share, move learning, move rearranging, move relearning, Rare Candy, Exp. Candy, and supported evolutions
A custom Pokédex for seen and caught progress, including world scanning
60 PC Boxes with storage for up to 1,800 Pokémon
Land, water, and controllable flying mounts for compatible Pokémon
Player-versus-player battle challenges
PC and Healing Machine blocks
Optional licensed villages, regional landmarks, natural Gyms, world generation, rewards, and Legendary encounter locations

Important update information

Gym structures, Leaders, badges, level caps, rewards, and local progression belong to the optional Content Pack. Public and custom servers can install Core by itself and provide their own world and progression systems.

New Gyms, villages, landmarks, temples, and Legendary locations generate only in unexplored chunks. Back up an existing world before updating, and travel into new terrain when testing the optional Content Pack.

Basic controls

Pokémon Compass

Use: open the party and Pokémon summary menu
Sneak + Use: send out or recall the selected Pokémon
Sneak + Use while targeting another player: send a battle challenge

Gym Badge Case

Use: open the Badge Case and view personal Gym progress, earned badges, and the current level cap
Approach the assigned Gym within 384 blocks to activate its Leader portrait in the Locator Bar

Pokédex

Use: open the Pokédex
Sneak + Hold Use: scan the Pokémon in front of you

PC and Healing Machine

Interact with a placed PC to open Pokémon storage
Interact with a Healing Machine to restore party HP, PP, and status conditions

Installation

Download either CobbleDrock Full or CobbleDrock Core.
Open the .mcaddon file with Minecraft and wait for every included pack to import.
Create a new world or back up an existing world.
Enable both the matching Behavior Pack and Resource Pack.
When using the separate Content download, also enable its Behavior Pack and Resource Pack after Core.
Enter the world, use the Pokémon Compass, and choose your first partner.

A new world is recommended for optional Gyms, villages, and Legendary Monuments. On an existing world, explore new chunks. Every multiplayer player should use the same CobbleDrock version.

Required Minecraft version: Bedrock Edition 1.21.120 or newer.

Credits & Disclaimer

CobbleDrock is an unofficial, non-commercial Bedrock Edition fan project inspired by Cobblemon, COBBLEVERSE by LUMYVERSE, and Cobblemon: Mega Showdown by Yajat Kaul and its contributors. Its Pokémon gameplay, designs, concepts, and permitted upstream assets build upon the work of the Cobblemon and Mega Showdown teams, while its adventure design is inspired by COBBLEVERSE. Full credit belongs to every original creator and contributor.
Detailed source attribution and licence information are included with CobbleDrock and must remain intact whenever the project is shared or redistributed.
CobbleDrock is not affiliated with or endorsed by these projects, Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK inc., The Pokémon Company, Mojang Studios, or Microsoft. Pokémon and all related names, characters, designs, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Which download should I use?

CobbleDrock Full: recommended for single-player worlds and private servers; installs Core and the optional Content Pack together
CobbleDrock Core: Pokémon gameplay only; recommended for public servers or custom server worlds
CobbleDrock Content: optional Gyms, structures, rewards, and world generation; requires the matching Core version and does not run by itself

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CobbleDrock 1.3.1 — New Pokémon and Fossil Revival Update