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Pokemon Pokopia Keychains Based on Ditto Transformations

Pokemon Pokopia Keychains Based on Ditto Transformations
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The Japanese Pokemon Center announced that it will start selling 3D rubber keychains of multiple Ditto transformations from Pokemon Pokopia. They’ll begin appearing on October 29, 2026. Each one will cost 1,540 yen (~$10), regardless of style. Since these items do tend to show up on the worldwide branch of the Pokemon Center or Amazon like the plush Ditto trainer form keychain, we should eventually see these everywhere.

There are four Ditto transformations represented via this Pokemon Pokopia collection of keychains. However, there are eight styles as you can get each one with either the the yellow version of the Familiar Hat #1 style available from the start of the game or the blue version of the Familiar Hat #2 style. So you can get one of the Lapras form used when Ditto performs Surf, the Graveler form taken for the Rollout skill, the Dragonite form for the Glide skill, and the Magnemite form for Magnet Rise.

Here’s how all eight of the designs will look.

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These are the first official harder Ditto keychains. We already saw plush keychains of the Trainer form of the character and other monsters like Peakychu, as well as other kinds of merchandise.

The Pokemon Pokopia Ditto transformations keychains will be at the Pokemon Center Japan on October 29, 2026, and the game is already on the Switch 2 worldwide. 

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