and Nintendo video games and the Detective Pikachu movie! Directed by Rob Letterman. The film's logo is a "Pokémon: Detective Pikachu" neon sign, which is powered by electricity. The movie is based on the 2016 game, Detective Pikachu. Detective Pikachu has a crazy plot, even for a movie where one of the main characters is a lemon-colored rodent that can talk and shoot electricity out of its cheeks. Detective Pikachu opens in theaters everywhere next week and the latest trailer for the live-action film focuses on an awkward car ride with its eponymous Pokemon.. As Pikachu rides in a small car with human companions Tim and Lucy, he shares the backseat with Lucy's Psyduck. The Detective Pikachu Talking Psyduck plush toy is inspired by Pokémon anime, trading cards, Let's Go! In a world where people collect Pokémon to do battle, a boy comes across an intelligent talking Pikachu who seeks to be a detective. Detective Pikachu is preparing to hit theaters next week and Pokémon fans are getting excited. It's a question you've probably asked yourself millions of times: How would Detective Pikachu and Psyduck get along if they were cooped up in the back seat of a little car? Detective Pikachu is coming out in just over a month, and fans are getting ready to meet all the Pokemon for themselves. Makes a great gift for fans of Pokemon - Your favorite Pokémon character is waiting for you! Well, if foot massages are involved, it turns out that they'll do just fine. Detective Pikachu is voiced by Ryan Reynolds, known for his role as Deadpool. Which would wreak havoc on things like a Ditto's shapeshifting abilities. For Gen 1 fans, Detective Pikachu is fast becoming the must-see movie event of the summer. With Ryan Reynolds, Justice Smith, Kathryn Newton, Bill Nighy.

Perfect for the Electric-type Pikachu! During one of the holograms Tim and Pikachu unlocked earlier, it was stated that R caused confusion in Pokemon exposed to it. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu is a Japanese-American live-action film produced by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures in collaboration with Nintendo and The Pokémon Company.