Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon Ditto Guide - How to Find and Obtain Ditto
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In Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon, one of the most elusive Pokemon you can get your hands on throughout Alola is Ditto, the curious pink blob. In this Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon Ditto guide, we'll be walking you through how to find Ditto in the game, as well as how to capture it in your Pokedex once you've eventually tracked it down.
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Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon How to Catch Ditto Guide
Ditto is an incredibly versatile pokémon in its own right, but perhaps its most useful ability is that it’s able to breed with all known breedable pokémon. This will save you a lot of time hunting for pokémon of the opposite sex, or for pokémon that are in the same egg group and are therefore an eligible breeding partner.
Fortunately for trainers coming to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, you can find yourself a Ditto only a few hours into the game. As you enter Konikoni City, you’ll find the Konikoni City Police Station. Speak with the officer at the back of the room and there you have it, your first Ditto! Just be sure to bring some pokéballs along with you.
This Ditto is actually one of five you can catch this way, with the game affectionately dubbing the critters the ‘Ditto Five’. As a bonus, each of these Dittos has a popular nature and at least 3 perfect IVs, making them even better for breeding. Make sure you catch all of them rather than knocking them out in battle.
When you’re further into the game, you’ll be able to encounter wild Ditto at Mount Hokulani, which is located on Ula’ula. While it’ll be hard to find a Ditto that’s better than any of the Ditto Five, it’s worth picking one up here in order to trade it with someone from a country that speaks a different language.
When you breed two pokémon of different languages together, you have an even better chance of hatching a shiny pokémon! This is known as Masuda Method breeding, and can take shiny odds down from 1/4096 to 1/683. You’ll have even better odds if you have the Shiny Charm, too!
This marks the end of our Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon Ditto guide, but you might want to continue ahead to our Dusk Form Lycanroc guide, or our guide on all version-exclusive Pokemon.