Delta Species·#61·2005
Ditto, a Normal-type Pokémon from Generation I, is celebrated for its unparalleled shapeshifting abilities and its crucial role in Pokémon breeding, making it a cultural icon of adaptability. This specific card from the 2005 Delta Species set is a common variant, distinguished by its playful depiction of Ditto transformed into a Charmander through Yuka Morii's unique clay art. Here, visitors will explore Ditto's Pokédex lore, delve into the card's mechanics including its 60 HP and the "Fireworks" attack with a Fire energy cost, and learn about its edition history and weakness to Water.
Read more ↓Ditto is a unique Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is renowned for its ability to transform into any other Pokémon, perfectly mimicking their appearance, abilities, and even their moves. This remarkable shapeshifting capability makes Ditto a fascinating creature in the Pokémon world, often found in areas with high Pokémon diversity, as it can adapt to various environments by taking on the form of local inhabitants. Its diet is largely unknown, but it is presumed to consume whatever sustenance its transformed form would typically eat. In the games, Ditto is invaluable for Pokémon breeding due to its ability to breed with almost any Pokémon, making it a cornerstone for competitive players and shiny hunters. In the anime, Ditto often appears in episodes showcasing its humorous struggles with imperfect transformations, adding to its charm. Culturally, Ditto has become an icon representing adaptability and versatility, often depicted in merchandise in its adorable, amorphous pink form or as a transformed, slightly goofy version of other popular Pokémon. Its simple design and profound utility have cemented its place as a beloved and memorable Pokémon across all generations.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
