Pokemon Pokopia Ditto Transformation Keychains Announced for October Release

The Japanese Pokemon Center is launching a new line of 3D rubber keychains featuring Ditto in four distinct transformations from the game Pokemon Pokopia. The items will be available starting on October 29, 2026, priced at 1,540 yen each.
Each design represents a specific move: Lapras for Surf, Graveler for Rollout, Dragonite for Glide, and Magnemite for Magnet Rise. Customers can choose between two hat styles for each form, resulting in eight total variations. While initially sold in Japan, similar merchandise has previously appeared on international platforms.
Siliconera reported on October 14 that Pokemon Pokopia revealed Mosslax concept art. On October 13, the outlet shared Peakychu concept art for the same title. A September 30 report detailed a Halloween event adding Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist to the game.
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Original headline at Siliconera: “Pokemon Pokopia Keychains Based on Ditto Transformations”
Key facts
- Release Date
- October 29, 2026
- Price
- 1,540 yen
- Platform
- Switch 2
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