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| − | Ditto is a pink(although the in-game PokeDex classifies it as purple) blob-like Pokemon with a simplistic face, introduced in ''Red'' and ''Blue'', and was in every future portable Pokemon RPG except for ''Ruby'' and ''Sapphire''. It's notable for its ability to transform into any opponent Pokemon in battle, copying all it's moves for the rest of the battle. It also can breed with any non-legendary or baby Pokemon, which is its most popular use in the games, as it is a weak battler. Ditto has no gender, and it doesn't evolve. | + | '''Ditto''' is a pink(although the in-game PokeDex classifies it as purple) blob-like Pokemon with a simplistic face, introduced in ''Red'' and ''Blue'', and was in every future portable Pokemon RPG except for ''Ruby'' and ''Sapphire''. It's notable for its ability to transform into any opponent Pokemon in battle, copying all it's moves for the rest of the battle. It also can breed with any non-legendary or baby Pokemon, which is its most popular use in the games, as it is a weak battler. Ditto has no gender, and it doesn't evolve. |
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Revision as of 11:33, 11 August 2008
Ditto is a pink(although the in-game PokeDex classifies it as purple) blob-like Pokemon with a simplistic face, introduced in Red and Blue, and was in every future portable Pokemon RPG except for Ruby and Sapphire. It's notable for its ability to transform into any opponent Pokemon in battle, copying all it's moves for the rest of the battle. It also can breed with any non-legendary or baby Pokemon, which is its most popular use in the games, as it is a weak battler. Ditto has no gender, and it doesn't evolve.
