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Poké Discs

A resource pack that overwrites vanilla music discs with Pokémon music.

Resource packsFree1.19 – 1.20
by Sosa · listed from Modrinth
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What it does

Poké Discs is a resource pack made by Sosa. A resource pack that overwrites vanilla music discs with Pokémon music.

It supports Minecraft 1.19 – 1.20. It has been downloaded 5,490,323 times on Modrinth. The last update came out on Mar 24, 2024.

Supported versions

1.201.19

Release history

Poké Discs has had 2 releases on Modrinth since Mar 24, 2024. None of them came out in the past year. The newest is 1.0, released on Mar 24, 2024. It is made for Minecraft 1.20 – 1.20.4. It runs on Minecraft. The download is 23.8 MB.

VersionReleasedMinecraftType
1.0Mar 24, 20241.20 – 1.20.4Release
1.0Mar 24, 20241.19 – 1.19.4Release
Description from the author on Modrinth

🎵 Listen to your favorite Pokémon tunes in Minecraft!

Poké Discs is a resource pack that adds Pokémon music into Minecraft via the music discs.\
All music discs become Poké Discs, and have had their sprites updated to reflect the name change.

Music includes towns, battles and menu themes from all generations.

📃 Song List

Every music disc has been converted into a Poké Disc. The following is a list of all songs available in game.

Jubilife City (Day)\

Jubilife City (Night)\
Pokémon XY Theme\
New Bark Town\
Eterna City (Day)\
Eterna City (Night)\
The Dreamyard\
Lavender Town\
Tower of Heaven\
Eterna Forest\
Route 201\
HGSS Champion Battle\
Canalave City (Day)\
Canalave City (Night)\
HGSS Trainer Battle\
Pokémon Animated Theme (Not available in 1.19)

Songs were assigned relative to disc length.\
As of 1.20, custom songs are limited to the length of the original disc.

📀 Textures

All Poké Discs have been updated with custom sprites that resemble Pokéballs in the center of the record!

🤜 Compatibility

Written by Sosa. Read it with pictures on Modrinth.

How to install Poké Discs

  1. Download the .zip file from Modrinth. Do not unzip it.

  2. In Minecraft, open Options, then Resource Packs, then Open Pack Folder.

  3. Drop the .zip file into that folder and go back to the game.

  4. Move Poké Discs to the right-hand list and click Done.

  5. It is made for Minecraft 1.19 – 1.20. On other versions Minecraft marks it as incompatible, but it often still works.

Full guide: How to install Minecraft resource packs

Compatibility

Minecraft versions
1.20, 1.19
Edition
Java
Needs
Nothing else
License
Free to use
Price
Free
Upkeep
Actively updated (Nov 11, 2026)

Poké Discs compared with similar ones Compare all alternatives

ResourceDownloadsVersionsLast updatePrice
Poké Discsthe one you looked at5.5M1.19 – 1.20Mar 24, 2024Free
Jakotens' Pokémon Trainer CosmeticsJakotens3.1M1.20 – 1.21Dec 4, 2024Free
Fresh Music Discscyber1.2M1.20 – 26.x15 days agoFree
jor's Cobblemon Music Packjor5M1.20 – 1.21Sep 18, 2026Free

Questions

Does Poké Discs work on Minecraft 26.x?

Not yet. The newest version it supports is Minecraft 1.20.

Is Poké Discs free?

Yes. Poké Discs is free to download from Modrinth.

Is Poké Discs still updated?

Yes. The last update came out in the past day.

What are the best alternatives to Poké Discs?

The closest ones are Jakotens' Pokémon Trainer Cosmetics, Fresh Music Discs and jor's Cobblemon Music Pack. Compare all alternatives

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