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Like in [[Generation I]], the {{DL|Transform glitches|Transform assumption glitch}} causes any transformed wild Pokémon to become a Ditto when caught. This wild Pokémon's [[held item]] (if any) remains unaffected by this glitch. | Like in [[Generation I]], the {{DL|Transform glitches|Transform assumption glitch}} causes any transformed wild Pokémon to become a Ditto when caught. This wild Pokémon's [[held item]] (if any) remains unaffected by this glitch. | ||
If a transformed wild Ditto is caught (or any other transformed wild Pokémon, which becomes a Ditto permanently when caught), it will simply have full remaining PP for Transform (10 out of 10 PP). This is a unique situation in this generation, because normally when a wild Pokémon uses any moves, their PP would be deducted. For comparison, in [[Generation I]] games, all wild Pokémon are caught with full PP regardless of any moves used. From [[Generation III]] onwards, Transform is no longer a special case concerning its PP used; if a wild Pokémon uses any move (Transform included), that move's PP is deducted as usual. | If a transformed wild Ditto is caught (or any other transformed wild Pokémon, which becomes a Ditto permanently when caught), it will simply have full remaining PP for Transform (10 out of 10 PP). This is a unique situation in this generation, because normally when a wild Pokémon uses any moves, their PP would be deducted. For comparison, in [[Generation I]] games, all wild Pokémon are caught with full PP regardless of any moves used. From [[Generation III]] onwards, Transform is no longer a special case concerning its PP used; if a wild Pokémon uses any move (Transform included), that move's PP is deducted as usual. | ||