It was made available to all players - both in the wild or from completing a specific activity, such as a Research Breakthrough - at the start of the Season of Mischief on Wednesday, 1st September 2021. Shiny Ditto was originally released into Pokémon Go as part of the Tour: Kanto event and was one of the rewards from the Pokémon Go Tour: Kanto Special Research quest, which was only available to players who brought a ticket for the event. This season has also seen the lowering of the requirement for Candy XL and introduced the first Ultra Beast, Nihilego, along with new Prime Gaming rewards every fortnight. While Go Fest 2022 may be behind us, there are still three special research quests you might be working on - Pokémon Go Fest 2022, Rhi's Arrival and A Radiant World. There's also a new special research quest - A Mysterious Incense. You can use Daily Adventure Incense for the chance of encountering Galarian Articuno, Galarian Zapdos and Galarian Moltres. The Hisuian Discoveries event is here, along with the Hisui Cup, and sees the release of more Hisuian Pokémon, including Hisuian Arcanine, Overqwil and Sneasler. In short - finding a Ditto is a challenge, so be patient and best of luck! Pokémon Ditto disguises in August 2022: What Pokémon can Ditto be hiding as?įollowing the June 2022 TCG event, Ditto can be found hiding as the following creatures: Who is Ditto pretending to be?
When you have it, it'll slot into your Pokémon Bag like any other, and can be given Candy to upgrade, and taken into Gyms for battle.ĭitto has also been made available through completing certain activities, like the September 2021 Research Breakthrough and the Pokémon Go Tour: Kanto Special Research quest. The chances of them being a Ditto appear to be very slim - the exact stats on its rarity are unclear currently - so it's a case of catching as many Pokémon as you can until one appears. This means that you don't know whether the Pokémon around you are 'real' or are actually a Ditto.
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