Dit-to Ditto

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The name currently in use is a fan translation of the Japanese name.

Dit-to Ditto (Japanese: メタモンのうた「モンモンメタモン」 Metamon's Song: Monmon Metamon) is a song made for the Pokémon Daisuki Club featuring Ditto. It was released on the official Japanese YouTube channel on October 4, 2017, including English captions. A Puppemon version was uploaded on October 18, 2017.

Lyrics

Japanese English
うちの近くの牧場に
だれかがあずけた メタモン
大きなものから小さなものまで
なんでもへんしん メタモン

ある日いないと思ったら
小石に化けてた メタモン
ちょっぴりへんしん下手くそで
いろいろバレバレ メタモン

メタメタモンモン
メタメタモンモン
メタメタメタメタ モンモン

うちの近くの牧場に
今日も変わらず メタモン
ちょっと性格 変わりモン
笑うとへんしん解けちゃうもん

ある日2匹のメタモンが
バトルでへんしん使ったら
あっちもこっちもメタモンで
いろいろグダグダ メタモン

メタメタモンモン
メタメタモンモン
メタメタメタメタ モンモン

うちの近くの牧場に
ずっとぽつんと メタモン
ポッポになっても上手に飛べない
なかなかうまく いかないもん

ある日たくさん友達できた
だけどもやっぱり メタモン
あいつもこいつもメタモンで
いろいろメタメタ メタモン

メタメタモンモン
メタメタモンモン
メタメタメタメタ モンモン

メタメタモンモン
メタメタモンモン
メタメタメタメタ モンモン
At a nearby ranch
Someone left a Ditto there
Anything large or small
Ditto can become whatever it sees

One day, Ditto was nowhere to be seen
Instead, there was just a rock
You have yet to perfect your skills
Your cover is easily blown, Ditto

Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Dit-to

At the nearby ranch
The same set of Ditto as always
Imposter by nature and easily amused
You laugh and the spell is broken

One day, there were two Ditto
They used Transform in a battle
Both sides turned into Ditto
Bad planning, Ditto

Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Dit-to

At the nearby ranch
The Ditto all by itself
It turned into Pidgey but couldn't take off
Nothing goes quite right

One day, lots of friends appeared
Or so you thought, Ditto
It was just a bunch of Ditto
Everything turns out to be Ditto

Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Dit-to

Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Dit-to
Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Dit-to


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