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Ditto's shape-shifting powers come from the winged ? Block known as [[Guiseppie]]. He has two different origins. | Ditto's shape-shifting powers come from the winged ? Block known as [[Guiseppie]]. He has two different origins. | ||
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Ditto was the next in line of a special line of humans who are designated Talekeepers, who are born with exceptional powers of imagination, who are responsible for keeping track of their time period's fantasies and stories, while also contributing. Such individuals are often given unique items or abilities to complement their unique roles. Likewise, Golem was, unknowingly, also a Talekeeper, the next in line after Ditto. Along with the peculiar features of a tale-keeper's mind is that it leads them to the objects they are meant to have. In Ditto's case, it led him to the Ditto Domain, which contained Guisseppie the ? Block and the custom Dittomobile. | Ditto was the next in line of a special line of humans who are designated Talekeepers, who are born with exceptional powers of imagination, who are responsible for keeping track of their time period's fantasies and stories, while also contributing. Such individuals are often given unique items or abilities to complement their unique roles. Likewise, Golem was, unknowingly, also a Talekeeper, the next in line after Ditto. Along with the peculiar features of a tale-keeper's mind is that it leads them to the objects they are meant to have. In Ditto's case, it led him to the Ditto Domain, which contained Guisseppie the ? Block and the custom Dittomobile. | ||
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In an alternate origin story, Ditto had been an ordinary young man who had been selected to receive a special prototype of a Top Secret device by Nintendo R & D, the original Gameblock, codenamed "Guisseppie." This extraordinary entertainment device had the ability to produce items to change the user's shape. | In an alternate origin story, Ditto had been an ordinary young man who had been selected to receive a special prototype of a Top Secret device by Nintendo R & D, the original Gameblock, codenamed "Guisseppie." This extraordinary entertainment device had the ability to produce items to change the user's shape. | ||
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Ditto McCloaker was believed dead in [[Gamehiker Member OG IV: Cheesecake of the Gods]] (and he was implied to have been murdered by [[Dark Ditto]]). A cloaked figure who apparently was Ditto appeared near the end of the story and aided in the final battle with Dark Ditto. But afterwards, the [[Gamehikers]] checked his cloak and found it empty, so they believed Ditto was still dead. | Ditto McCloaker was believed dead in [[Gamehiker Member OG IV: Cheesecake of the Gods]] (and he was implied to have been murdered by [[Dark Ditto]]). A cloaked figure who apparently was Ditto appeared near the end of the story and aided in the final battle with Dark Ditto. But afterwards, the [[Gamehikers]] checked his cloak and found it empty, so they believed Ditto was still dead. | ||
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Ditto returned in [[GMOG Sidequest: ENGLAND???]] and [[Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody]]. In the latter, Ditto had assumed the superhero identity of Captain Ditto in [[England]], where he claimed to have been trapped while everyone else thought he was dead. He gave special watches to [[Golem]] and [[Sapphire]], and they used them to become Viewtiful Greg and Sexy Sapphire. It was revealed that he had been brought back from the great beyond by [[Donkeyman]], who apparently is able to do that now. | Ditto returned in [[GMOG Sidequest: ENGLAND???]] and [[Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody]]. In the latter, Ditto had assumed the superhero identity of Captain Ditto in [[England]], where he claimed to have been trapped while everyone else thought he was dead. He gave special watches to [[Golem]] and [[Sapphire]], and they used them to become Viewtiful Greg and Sexy Sapphire. It was revealed that he had been brought back from the great beyond by [[Donkeyman]], who apparently is able to do that now. | ||
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| + | Ditto first appeared in [[S-Space]] in [[Party Goers 11: When Sidekicks Kick Back]]. He is first seen in the form of Dr. Claw. In the form of [[Tuxedo Mask]], he saves the dying [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and helps restore him to health. Miyamoto also provides him with technology that the [[Party Goers]] then used to return to [[R-Space|their own universe]]. | ||
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In [[Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik (OG)|Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik]], Ditto found out about [[Vorpal]]'s new [[Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik Party]], and convinced Vorpal to use this political party to run for president. Ditto continued to help Vorpal with his campaign and defeating his rivals. He was able to solve the mystery of [[Masamune]]'s microscopic bombs and stop them. Later on, he defeated the mechanical [[Algore]] in battle with his knowledge of how shoddy American Workmanship is. | In [[Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik (OG)|Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik]], Ditto found out about [[Vorpal]]'s new [[Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik Party]], and convinced Vorpal to use this political party to run for president. Ditto continued to help Vorpal with his campaign and defeating his rivals. He was able to solve the mystery of [[Masamune]]'s microscopic bombs and stop them. Later on, he defeated the mechanical [[Algore]] in battle with his knowledge of how shoddy American Workmanship is. | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 27 June 2007
Full Name: Ditto McCloaker
Real Name: Max Loadstring
Birthdate: 1981
Species: Human
Nationality: United States of America
Creator: Ditto
First Appearance: Party Goers 11: When Sidekicks Kick Back
Background
Ditto's shape-shifting powers come from the winged ? Block known as Guiseppie. He has two different origins.
Silver Era
Ditto was the next in line of a special line of humans who are designated Talekeepers, who are born with exceptional powers of imagination, who are responsible for keeping track of their time period's fantasies and stories, while also contributing. Such individuals are often given unique items or abilities to complement their unique roles. Likewise, Golem was, unknowingly, also a Talekeeper, the next in line after Ditto. Along with the peculiar features of a tale-keeper's mind is that it leads them to the objects they are meant to have. In Ditto's case, it led him to the Ditto Domain, which contained Guisseppie the ? Block and the custom Dittomobile.
Golden Era
In an alternate origin story, Ditto had been an ordinary young man who had been selected to receive a special prototype of a Top Secret device by Nintendo R & D, the original Gameblock, codenamed "Guisseppie." This extraordinary entertainment device had the ability to produce items to change the user's shape.
Timeline History
Good Timeline
Ditto McCloaker was believed dead in Gamehiker Member OG IV: Cheesecake of the Gods (and he was implied to have been murdered by Dark Ditto). A cloaked figure who apparently was Ditto appeared near the end of the story and aided in the final battle with Dark Ditto. But afterwards, the Gamehikers checked his cloak and found it empty, so they believed Ditto was still dead.
Ditto returned in GMOG Sidequest: ENGLAND??? and Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody. In the latter, Ditto had assumed the superhero identity of Captain Ditto in England, where he claimed to have been trapped while everyone else thought he was dead. He gave special watches to Golem and Sapphire, and they used them to become Viewtiful Greg and Sexy Sapphire. It was revealed that he had been brought back from the great beyond by Donkeyman, who apparently is able to do that now.
Bad Timeline
Ditto first appeared in S-Space in Party Goers 11: When Sidekicks Kick Back. He is first seen in the form of Dr. Claw. In the form of Tuxedo Mask, he saves the dying Shigeru Miyamoto and helps restore him to health. Miyamoto also provides him with technology that the Party Goers then used to return to their own universe.
Neutral Timeline
In Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik, Ditto found out about Vorpal's new Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik Party, and convinced Vorpal to use this political party to run for president. Ditto continued to help Vorpal with his campaign and defeating his rivals. He was able to solve the mystery of Masamune's microscopic bombs and stop them. Later on, he defeated the mechanical Algore in battle with his knowledge of how shoddy American Workmanship is.
After Vorpal won the election, Ditto became his vice president.
Retired to a ranch and took up farming. Pursued a relationship with a girl named Maria, never married.
Other Versions
- In Gamehiker High University, he appears as the villainous Dean Ditto of St. Ditto's Preporatory School, and Masamune's eternal rival.
- Two different historical versions of Ditto appear in History Goers. The first is Di'oh, a reclusive face-changer who lives under a rock and, despite his intelligence, is deathly afraid of the Sun. He also appears in the Pyramid Goers segment as Cloaker, Flutterkhamen's trusted advisor and priest.
- Ditto appears in Vorpal's Party Goers Comic, in which he is trapped in the form of Mr. Game and Watch after Guiseppie is kidnapped.
Quotes
American: You ruined my country! Prepare to die!
Vorpal: Oh, sorry about that.
American: What, really?
Ditto: no
(Ditto pushes the man out of the plane, laughing maniacally)
Vorpal: You... you okay there, Ditto?
Ditto: Sure, sure, just being a vice president.
-Mega Mega Extreme Doki Doki Panik Turbo Revival XXL
See Also
- Mimic MacShifter, his Festivity Attenders counterpart.
- Baku, his counterpart in The Ennead
- Dark Ditto, his evil doppleganger