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Ditto: Species stats & type matchups

Ditto is number 132 in the national species list and has types Normal. Inspect its six base stats, calculate one stat for your chosen level and compare incoming type effectiveness.

These are modern typings and base forms, not original Generation I rules. The stat formula follows the mainline Generation III+ model. One-stat EV input is not a legal full-team EV allocation. Abilities, Terastallization, items, weather and individual moves can override type-only multipliers. This is not Pokémon GO or a game-availability list.

Source facts

HP
48
Attack
48
Defense
48
Special Attack
48
Special Defense
48
Speed
48

Using this reference

For Ditto, separate base stats from the stat calculated for your chosen level. The base value stays fixed in this reference; level, IV, EV and nature are inputs for an individual stat. Change one input at a time to see which part of the result it affects.

The type chart answers a different question. It combines the recorded defensive types against one attacking type, without choosing a move or applying battle effects. When comparing evolutions, keep the level and training inputs the same so the difference is actually about the Pokémon.

One useful comparison

For HP, Ditto is listed at 48, compared with 52 for Farfetch’d: a difference of 4. This compares that field in the recorded variants only. Read the other fields before deciding whether the trade-off matters to your use.

Plan your scenario

Result

Stat
123
Type multiplier
1
Normal1×
Fighting2×
Flying1×
Poison1×
Ground1×
Rock1×
Bug1×
Ghost0×
Steel1×
Fire1×
Water1×
Grass1×
Electric1×
Psychic1×
Ice1×
Dragon1×
Dark1×
Fairy1×

Formula

HP = floor((2B + IV + floor(EV/4)) × L/100) + L + 10; other = floor((floor((2B + IV + floor(EV/4)) × L/100) + 5) × Nature)

Item, ability and equipment names without a local source label remain English source identifiers.

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PokéAPI · 2026-11-03

Snapshot reviewed · 2026-11-03

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