A new Detective Pikachu trailer has arrived and with it, plenty of Pokémon to see for
the first time in this cinematic style.
But you might not have seen them all as many are tucked into the background.
So we’re here to help show them all off whether old, new, hidden or obvious.
Get your magnifying glasses out and let’s find some Pokémon.
The first we see are some Joltik crawling along the powerlines, a fitting place considering
their hunger for electricity.
And then there’s Ludicolo, which we saw the top of in a previous TV Spot.
Here, it’s out in the open and helping out at the café, just like in the Detective Pikachu
game.
This is followed by another close look at Charizard where we can see its scaly body.
We then get our first crowd shot, specifically outside the Ryme City Police Station.
Here we obviously see Charmander, Squirtle, Growlithe, Arcanine, and Golurk.
But there are more tucked into the corners.
In the basket of the bike riding by is an Emolga and behind one of the police cars,
we can just make out a Kingler.
And above it, is a Slaking.
And we want to thank Prof_Saccharum on Twitter for spotting the last two.
But he identified one more Pokémon we missed in the next scene which features Snorlax sleeping
in the foreground while Machamp directs traffic.
There’s also Pancham, another Emolga, Jigglypuff, and the one Prof_Saccharum found, a Pangoro
near the cars in the background.
Next is a better look at Snubbull whose head appears to have a much more normal size compared
to what we saw previously.
This is followed up by an adorable Bulbasaur and a familiar scene of Lickitung which was
in a previous TV Spot.
And speaking of familiar, we see another shot of the Bulbasaur and Morelull surrounding
Pikachu and Tim as they walk down a river.
What’s new is a wide shot from above where we see Comfey flying around along with the
flower portion of Floette in the tree at the bottom right.
Continuing on, we see more of Psyduck as pods open to reveal the hands of Greninja before
they go on the attack.
This is followed by another old shot of Jigglypuff.
The next scene though seems to take place outside the building housing the fighting
cage that we see later as people and Pokémon are lined up.
It’s difficult to place a lot of them though as things get really blurry as we zoom in.
But we believe that they include a Machoke bouncer on the left, what we think is a Rufflet
near the ‘K’ of Keep Out, a smaller Pokémon that’s either a Jigglypuff or a Togedemaru
with a Pidgeot just next to it.
Farther down is another Pidgeot walking alongside its trainer and a Charmander.
In the next scene, we see a group of Loudred surrounding a DJ which takes place in the
arena as we can still see them on the side as Blastoise fights against a group of Gengar
though we think it’s just one using Double Team.
After all, Blastoise’s water dissipates them into smoke and we even see Double Team
on the sign near the Loudred.
We then get our first look at a Poké Ball and Cubone emerging from it.
Next Flareon takes the central stage, seemingly after evolution as it’s flanked by statues
of Dialga and Palkia.
But did you notice the one directly behind it?
Those rings definitely belong to Arceus.
Continuing the action, we see Greninja preparing their Water Shurikens and then Tim and Pikachu
running from a horde of angry Aipom, which we soon get a better look at.
And yeah, it’s pretty mad.
Returning to the cage match, we get another look at Squirtle and Charizard.
When the camera pans back to Pikachu, we can see Charmander, Pancham, and our first look
at Rattata as well as Treecko.
But there’s even more Pokémon in the wide shot.
On the left is another Pancham and what we believe is a Clefairy.
It could be Jigglypuff, but the ears seem to have black tips and there’s possibly
a pink tail behind it.
Moving to the next caged section, we can see a Lickitung above while Rufflet, Pancham,
Golurk, and our first look at Octillery are below.
Continuing to the right is another first look, this time for Audino.
And finally on the far right side, we see a Conkeldurr with a hand on the fence, the
same Squirtle from before, and a Growlithe on the stairs above that.
We actually get a much better look at the Slaking as Charizard bursts through the gate
as well as another Jigglypuff on the upper right.
The rest of the Pokémon in the trailer are pretty easy to spot.
These include crazed Aipom destroying a generator, the familiar scene of Greninja attacking,
and our very first look at Mewtwo in the movie.
But the final Pokémon we actually is another comedic scene featuring Mr. Mime.
And that’s all the Pokémon that we could find in the second Detective Pikachu trailer.
Are there any that you saw that we missed?
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