What Are Dittos Disguised as in Pokemon GO?
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Ever wondered what those sneaky Dittos are masquerading as in Pokemon GO? You’re not alone! This question has tickled the curiosity of many trainers out there. Let’s dive into the world of Dittos and uncover their secrets together.
In Pokemon GO, Dittos have a unique trick up their sleeve – they disguise themselves as other Pokémon. But what exactly are these clever creatures pretending to be? Read on, and let’s solve this mystery!
The Short Answer: Ditto’s Disguises
Dittos have the special ability to transform into other Pokémon in Pokemon GO. However, they don’t just copy any Pokémon they see. Instead, Dittos take on the form of specific Pokémon. Over time, the list of Pokémon that Ditto can disguise itself as has changed, keeping trainers on their toes.
Some common Pokémon that Ditto can disguise itself as include Pidgey, Rattata, Zubat, and Magikarp, among others. Remember, this list gets updated, so what Ditto can become might change in the future. Catching one of these Pokémon might just reveal a Ditto, especially if you notice something a little off during the catch.
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