Hello, if a creature has the following extraordinary ability :
Resistant to Transformation (Ex) Transmutation effects, such as polymorphing or petrification, force a chaos beast into a new shape, but at the start of its next turn, it immediately returns to its normal form as a free action.
Can the creature have the following functional extraordinary ability :
Morphic Body (Ex)
An anunnaki can assume the appearance of any creature within one size category of itself (other than creatures with the elemental, incorporeal, or swarm subtypes—the body assumed must be solid). The anunnaki’s creature type doesn’t change in this new form, and it gains none of the mimicked creature’s special abilities; the transformation is cosmetic only. In these other forms, the anunnaki retains all of its normal statistics and abilities as noted above, though it does take the appropriate bonuses and penalties based on its new size.Though this ability affects only the anunnaki’s outward appearance, it is a transmutation effect.
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Thanks to your future answer.
'Resistant to Transformation' makes no exception for abilities the creature uses on itself, so something with that is pretty much SOL with 'Morphic Body'. Unless it finds being able to be something else for a single round to be useful, of course.