*If the Omnitrix times out while Ditto is split into multiple clones, the Omnitrix will try to pull the clones together into one Ditto. If unsuccessful, it will not time out.
*If the Omnitrix times out while Ditto is split into multiple clones, the Omnitrix will try to pull the clones together into one Ditto. If unsuccessful, it will not time out.
*It seems that Ditto has a very strong sense of humor.
*It seems that Ditto has a very strong sense of humor.
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*Ditto is one of the three aliens to never have been in any kind of Ben 10 game, the other two being [[Benmummy]] and [[Benvicktor]].
*Ditto also is the name of a Pokémon that can transform itself into anything (Although, it might need to see the thing it's transforming into to copy it properly, unless it can remember it well), except it is more of a blob like creature and this Ditto is not.
*Ditto also is the name of a Pokémon that can transform itself into anything (Although, it might need to see the thing it's transforming into to copy it properly, unless it can remember it well), except it is more of a blob like creature and this Ditto is not.
Ditto is a small, child size humanoid alien. He has white skin, a black head, along with black shoulders. Ditto’s hands are large with 4 digits and his feet are merely stubs. He has 3 fin-like growths on their head. Ditto also has gem-like orbs on his arms and 3 crater like things on his waist.
Ditto's clothes are black and have an overall-like design. Ditto wore the Omnitrix symbol on his forehead in the original series. Ditto wears the Ultimatrix symbol on his chest in Ultimate Alien.
Ditto has the ability to clone himself without limit. Every clone operates independently, regardless whether the others wants them to and each clone is indistinguishable from the others. Ditto and his clones are all linked, which allow them to telepathically share each other’s thoughts. Ditto is a bit more flexible then a human.
Weaknesses
Ditto's clones share a link with each other, making it so that when a clone is hurt, the other clones feel the same pain. This means if one clone is killed, the others are automatically killed as well, thus negating the ability to form an army of clones. While cloning, Ditto is vulnerable because when he’s in the middle of cloning, his opponents can attack them and cause pain to him and the other clones.
Ditto first appeared in Divided We Stand, Ditto fought Animo's mutant seagull, played basketball, one Ditto and was caught by Animo to have his DNA copied. Later, Ditto defeated Animo's army of Mutant Lepidopterrans which were a hybrid of Stinkfly and Ditto.
Ditto seems to be an homage to the Warners from Animaniacs, having a iconic voice actor, similar mannerisms (closing their mouth with their tongue sticking out, being extremely silly and stretching for comedic effect) and similar color layout.
Ditto was the third alien to last for a long time due to an inability to change back. The first being Grey Matter, second being Benwolf, fourth being Alien X and fifth being Rath.
Strangely, when Ben first unlocks Ditto, Max doesn't stop Ben from going alien despite being on the beach, completely exposed to the public. This could be because Ditto looks human enough not to scare anyone.
Echo Echo proves to be a much more efficient choice than Ditto because he is the more enhanced version of a duplicating alien with it being more powerful and a handful to defeat.
Ditto's voice is that of Yakko's from the television series Animaniacs and Donatello’s from the 1980’s television series “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”.
If the Omnitrix times out while Ditto is split into multiple clones, the Omnitrix will try to pull the clones together into one Ditto. If unsuccessful, it will not time out.
It seems that Ditto has a very strong sense of humor.
Ditto also is the name of a Pokémon that can transform itself into anything (Although, it might need to see the thing it's transforming into to copy it properly, unless it can remember it well), except it is more of a blob like creature and this Ditto is not.
Naming and Translations
Language
Name
Origin
Italian
Idem
latin word for "The Same"
(in Italian it is used to avoid repetitions: e.g."Idem per me"/ "The same for me")
