In Pokémon Pokopia, what does Ditto use to interact with the environment?

In Pokémon Pokopia, Ditto uses moves taught by Pokémon to interact with the environment.

As players befriend Pokémon, those Pokémon can teach Ditto new moves. These abilities are practical tools for world restoration rather than attacks used in a traditional battle system. They let Ditto perform tasks such as creating bushes, watering dry plants, cutting debris, and smashing rocks.

This mechanic connects friendship and environmental progress. Meeting a Pokémon’s habitat needs helps bring it into the world, and befriending it can expand Ditto’s range of useful abilities. The result is a progression system based on cooperation and discovery.

The wording matters because Ditto’s moves are not simply collected as items. They are taught by Pokémon and used to change the environment. That makes the system different from Poké Balls, badges, or held items, which have important roles elsewhere in the Pokémon franchise but are not the answer here.