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Detective Pikachu Nintendo DS Game Coloring Pages
I've tried to give a bit of a summary of the story and list the pokemon in the order they first appear in the game.
Chapter 1: Treasures Aplenty (The Park)
Tim Goodman, a young detective, begins his first investigation in a busy city park. When a necklace disappears, he and Detective Pikachu, his talking Pokémon partner, work together to track it down. The chapter focuses on collecting evidence and questioning Pokémon to uncover what happened.
Detective Pikachu (Electric)
In the game, Detective Pikachu is Tim’s constant partner. Unlike other Pikachu, this one talks, drinks coffee, and thinks like a detective, though only Tim can understand him. His role is to question Pokémon, interpret their testimony, and help players connect the dots.
Pikachu is an Electric type known for its lightning-fast moves and powerful Thunderbolt attack, but in this game his real strength is his brain.
#190 Aipom
(normal)
Aipom (Normal)
The trouble begins when an Aipom runs off with a necklace, but the case quickly turns darker when that Aipom is found injured. Aipom is the central Pokémon of the case. Tim and Pikachu examine its behavior and traces to follow the trail of clues.
Aipom is a Normal type Pokémon with a prehensile tail so strong it can hang or grab objects like a third hand. Mischievous and curious, Aipom often gets into trouble by taking things that don’t belong to it.
#660 Diggersby
(normal / ground)
Diggersby
Provides testimony about recent Aipom activity, translated by Pikachu. Its information helps establish the initial sightings and movements of the culprit Aipom.
Diggersby is a Normal / Ground-type Pokémon known for its massive ears, which are powerful enough to act like shovels for digging or even lifting heavy objects. Despite its rugged, worker-like abilities, Diggersby can sometimes come across as lazy, lounging around when not put to work.
#676 Furfrou
(normal)
Furfrou
Observed near its trainer, initially suspected but later cleared of involvement with Aipom. It contributes to the investigation by confirming it was unaffected by the mischief.
Furfrou is a Normal-type Pokémon known for its elegant, poodle-like appearance and its ability to have its fur styled in many trims. Despite its stylish looks, Furfrou is loyal and calm, making it a proud but gentle companion.
#519 Pidove
(normal / flying)
Pidove
Seen in the Fountain Area, provides minimal information and quickly flies away. Its feathers are checked to help identify which bird may have attacked Aipom.
Pidove is a Normal / Flying-type Pokémon that resembles a small, gray pigeon. It is dependable and often acts as a messenger, but its timid nature can make it nervous in unfamiliar situations.
#559 Scraggy
(dark / fighting)
Scraggy
Seen in the Café Area, is questioned about Aipom and the missing necklace. Its trainer coaching the kid complicates interactions, making it unhelpful for the case.
Scraggy is a Dark / Fighting-type Pokémon famous for its baggy skin, which it protects like armor during fights. Tough and scrappy, Scraggy uses both cleverness and agility to overcome stronger opponents, showing a bold attitude despite its small size.
#498 Tepig
(fire)
Tepig
Found rummaging in the Café Area shrubs, asked about the necklace but is distracted by berries. It provides no direct clues but confirms Pokémon activity in the area.
Tepig is a Fire-type Pokémon resembling a small piglet with a warm and energetic personality. It uses the fire it breathes from its snout in both play and battle, though it can sometimes get carried away and scorch things by accident.
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#276 Taillow
(normal / flying)
Tailow
Perched on a table in the Café Area, asked about the necklace and feather. Its feathers are later compared to help identify the bird involved in attacking Aipom.
Taillow is a Normal / Flying-type Pokémon known for its bravery despite its small size. It often challenges larger opponents without hesitation, though its reckless courage can sometimes get it into trouble.
#685 Slurpuff
(fairy)
Slurpuff
Works in the Café, bringing coffee to Tim and Pikachu. Provides no direct clues but is part of the Café interactions during the investigation.
Slurpuff is a Fairy-type Pokémon with a keen sense of smell and a love for sweets. It can detect the finest aromas and uses its long, sticky tongue to taste treats, but its obsession with flavors can sometimes make it a bit clumsy.
Starly
Found in the Nature Area in groups of three, asked about the feather and Aipom’s activity. Their feathers are collected to compare with the one found near Aipom.
#198 Murkrow
(dark / flying)
Murkrow
Identified as the Pokémon responsible for the black feather found near Aipom. Interaction with Murkrow and its nest helps confirm the culprit of the scuffle.
Murkrow is a Dark / Flying-type Pokémon resembling a small, mischievous crow. It enjoys causing trouble and stealing shiny objects, often using its cleverness to outwit opponents or humans alike.
#261 Poochyena
(dark)
Poochyena
Present in the Nature Area, initially blocks access to Aipom in a tree. Helps illustrate the territorial interactions and movement of Pokémon in the park.
Mightyena – Found in the Nature Area, gives insight about Poochyena and Pokémon activity. Confirms patterns of play and territory in the park.
Burmy – Revealed to have incorporated the missing necklace into its trash cloak. Searching the Burmy’s cloak provides the final lead to recover the necklace.
Wormadam – Oversees Burmy and allows access to the cloak once proof is provided. Confirms the location of the necklace and ensures the case can be closed.
Chapter 2: Litwick Cave
After helping solve the mystery of the stolen items and injured Aipom, Tim and Pikachu return to Harry Goodman’s apartment and discover a key. This key unlocks a cabinet containing a cave map. Following the lead, they enter the cave, where they find Emilia and Meiko.
In this chapter, Tim and Pikachu explore Litwick Cave to investigate Harry’s case, encountering obstacles like a berserk Glalie blocking the entrance. With teamwork from Glalie, Driftblim, and guidance from Meiko and Emilia, they solve puzzles, navigate the cave, and successfully escape while gathering clues for the ongoing investigation.
#607 Litwick
(ghost / fire)
Litwick (Ghost/Fire)
Provides light to navigate the dark cave and helps identify cave layouts. Waking them up is essential to exploring deeper areas and locating other Pokémon.
Litwick is a Ghost / Fire type Pokémon shaped like a little candle, with a purple flame that supposedly absorbs life energy as it burns.
#362 Glalie
(ice)
Glalie (Ice)
Emilia and Meiko are found cowering in the cave as a Glalie, with red eyes, suddenly attacks them. The Glalie’s rampage causes a cave-in, trapping everyone inside. Tim must investigate why Glalie acted aggressively and find a way to safely escape the cave. The chapter focuses on exploring the cave, solving environmental puzzles, and piecing together clues to understand Glalie’s behavior.
Glalie is a pure Ice type Pokémon that looks like a floating frozen head encased in hard armor. Its piercing glare and icy breath can be frightening, but it doesn’t attack without reason.
Driftloon – Found frozen by Glalie, it is thawed and later helps awaken out-of-reach Litwick. It acts as a cooperative ally to advance through the cave and locate Driftblim.
Driftblim – Found in a hidden cave and intended to transport everyone out. Initially unable to help due to weak wind, it eventually carries the group once conditions are improved.
Noibat – Guards cave entrances and provides information to identify which cave Driftblim is in. Its testimony is crucial for solving the puzzle of locating Driftblim’s exact location.
Chapter 3: PCL
After evacuating from the cave, Tim and Pikachu return home and discover a broken ampoule among Harry Goodman’s belongings. With the help of the Detective Agency, they determine it may have originated from the nearby PCL laboratory. Tim begins his part-time work at PCL under the alias Tim Ottman, navigating the facility, solving a Pokémon-based puzzle to access the courtyard, and helping Nina successfully complete a Shuckle experiment. During a TV shoot, a mysterious Pokémon causes Treveant to go berserk, prompting Tim to investigate by gathering reports, examining Pokémon behaviors, and analyzing library files, ultimately identifying Gengar as the prankster. The investigation leads to the discovery of a hidden underground lab and evidence pointing to Carlos as the culprit behind the stolen Treveant leftovers and unauthorized Pokémon experiments.
Floette – A Fairy-type Pokémon belonging to Rita, who welcomes Tim to PCL and helps introduce him to the facility’s environment. Its gentle presence adds a calm, supportive energy to the lobby scenes.
Garbodor – A Poison-type Pokémon working with Fridge to demonstrate his unusual garbage-disposal research. Garbodor shows how it processes discarded items while emitting a distinct odor.
Fennekin – A Fire-type Pokémon encountered in the courtyard whose observations help Tim piece together clues about the mysterious Pokémon. It also plays a small role in hinting at the “I was here first” voice.
#709 Trevenant
(ghost / grass)
Trevenant (Ghost/Grass type)
Trevenant is at the heart of the PCL mystery, suddenly aggressive and attacking staff and Pokémon, much like the Glalie incident in the cave. Its red eyes and menacing movements create immediate danger, forcing Tim and Pikachu to investigate carefully.
Normally, Trevenant is a Ghost / Grass Pokémon shaped like an ancient, haunted tree, deeply protective of its environment and the Pokémon that live within it. Its appearance in the laboratory highlights the stakes: even powerful and usually benevolent Pokémon can become dangerous when tampered with, and uncovering the reason behind its behavior is central to solving the case and understanding the larger conspiracy.
#213 Shuckle
(bug / rock)
Shuckle (Bug/Rock type)
Shuckle plays an essential role in the PCL investigation, providing a key clue through its unique berry juice, which Tim and Pikachu must collect to complete the experiment and understand the composition of the mysterious ampoule.
As a Bug / Rock type, Shuckle is known for retreating into its shell and fermenting berries into juice over time, sometimes producing rare and flavorful concoctions. In Chapter 3, this trait becomes directly tied to puzzle-solving: Shuckle’s meticulous nature contrasts with the chaos caused by Trevenant and Gengar, highlighting the diversity of Pokémon behaviors. Its presence reminds players that understanding Pokémon abilities and habits is as crucial to detective work as following human clues, making it both a charming and practical ally in the investigation.
Rotom – An Electric/Ghost Pokémon assisting Carlos in energy experiments, demonstrating how it can inhabit machines and act independently. Its playful behavior highlights the unusual bond it has with its researcher.
Solosis – A Psychic-type Pokémon studied by Wallace for its ability to survive in any environment and communicate telepathically. Its research contributes to understanding Pokémon cells and laboratory experiments.
Duosion – Solosis’s evolved form, also used by Wallace in telepathy experiments. It demonstrates advanced psychic abilities and cooperative behavior in the lab.
Klefki – A key Pokémon guarding the storeroom in Building B, requiring Tim to gain its trust by providing Shuckle’s juice. Its cautious and clever nature emphasizes the importance of teamwork with Pokémon.
#094 Gengar
(poison / ghost)
Gengar (poison / ghost)
The mysterious Pokémon that caused Trevenant to go berserk, ultimately revealed as a prankster rather than malicious. Its ability to phase through objects and manipulate shadows makes it a challenging target for investigation and capture.
As a Ghost / Poison type, Gengar is a classic Pokémon known for its grin, shadowy form, and ability to create illusions. Beyond this case, Gengar is often depicted as playful but cunning, capable of causing trouble for humans and Pokémon alike.
Phantump – A small Ghost/Grass-type Pokémon that gives clues about the presence of the mysterious Pokémon lurking nearby. Its shy and observant nature provides subtle hints to Tim.
Herdier – Loyal and protective, Herdier is one of the Pokémon documented in the old facility files. It represents the more grounded, dependable side of Pokémon at PCL.
#258 Mudkip
(water)
Mudkip
A Water-type Pokémon documented in the old PCL facility, Mudkip is known not only for its ability to lift boulders but also for its habit of hiding in mud to rest and stay concealed.
Its presence in the records helps Tim connect unusual occurrences at the current facility with incidents from the past, suggesting a continuity of mysterious Pokémon activity over time.
Chapter 4: Cappucci Island
Tim and Pikachu receive a mysterious letter from Mr. Baker, leading them to investigate Cappucci Island and Dr. Waals’ connection to the strange occurrences involving Pokémon and the substance R. Along the way, they meet local residents, navigate the island’s secret paths, and encounter injured or disturbed Pokémon, all while trying to clear Dr. Waals’ name and uncover the true culprit behind the disruptions at the lake. The chapter balances detective work, puzzle-solving, and Pokémon interaction as Tim pieces together the mystery.
Fletchling – Amanda’s Fletchling delivers a letter from Mr. Baker to Pikachu, initiating the investigation into Cappucci Island.
Spritzee – Louise’s Spritzee works with her perfume and demonstrates the bond between Pokémon and humans on the island, highlighting local life.
#580 Ducklett
(water / flying)
Ducklett (Water/Flying type)
Found injured near the path to Dr. Waals’ house, Ducklett introduces Milo, an aspiring Pokémon Ranger, and triggers a lesson in Pokémon care and trust.
As a Water / Flying type, Ducklett is naturally light and agile, often traveling in flocks across the lake and island areas.
Ducklett (statue) - Represents the blue path in the moon-phase puzzle; its color corresponds with the injured Ducklett Tim encounters earlier.
Timburr – Seen helping with island deliveries, Timburr also appears in puzzles along the secret path, teaching Tim how local Pokémon aid in practical tasks.
Tropius (statue) – The green path statue on the secret path, Tropius represents one phase of the moon puzzle that guides Tim through the route to the lake.
Feebas – Injured in the lake area, Feebas reveals clues about the fog and nearby Pokémon disturbances, becoming a key informant in solving the mystery.
Stunfisk (statue) – Representing the electrical hazards along the path, Stunfisk’s statue warns Tim of environmental hazards and puzzle elements in the area.
Wingull (statue) – Part of the color-puzzle path to the lake, Wingull represents the white path phase of the moon puzzle.
Shellos – Present along the last stretch of the secret path, Shellos provides information about the lake’s conditions and the changes over time due to environmental factors.
Grotle – A resident of the lake area, Grotle gives insight into historical changes on the island and how human development has affected Pokémon habitats.
Azumarill (statue) – Appearing near local residents, Azumarill’s statue reinforces the moon-phase puzzle and serves as a visual clue in solving the path to the lake.
#060 Poliwag
(water)
Poliwag (Water type)
Swarming the lake during the fog investigation, Poliwag’s appearance highlights the escalating mystery and the unusual behavior of local Pokémon.
As Water-type Pokémon, Poliwag are agile swimmers with round, tadpole-like bodies and wide, expressive eyes.
Masquerain – Responsible for the fog around the lake, Masquerain acts defensively to protect the area from intruders, revealing a layer of natural territorial behavior.
Crawdaunt – The aggressive newcomer to the lake, Crawdaunt causes disruptions and threatens local Pokémon, prompting a confrontation that leads to Milotic’s evolution.
Milotic – Evolving from Feebas during the confrontation with Crawdaunt, Milotic restores balance to the lake and marks the turning point in proving Dr. Waals’ innocence.
Chapter 5: Fine Park
In Chapter Five, Tim and Pikachu visit the abandoned Fine Park to investigate a mysterious Pokémon incident from a year ago. They encounter Alakazam, who introduces them to the few Pokémon still at the park and together piece together the chaos that led Charizard and others to go berserk. Along the way, they uncover clues linking the outbreak to “R” and learn that Harry and his Pikachu were present during the original accident. By the end, Tim and Pikachu gather critical evidence, set the stage for future revelations, and return to the agency to review their findings.
#065 Alakazam
(psychic)
Alakazam (psychic)
Alakazam is the first Pokémon Tim and Pikachu encounter at Fine Park. Wise and cautious, it knows much about the incident and helps guide Tim through the investigation.
Alakazam is a Psychic-type Pokémon known for its extraordinary intelligence and powerful mental abilities. It can use telekinesis, read minds, and remember virtually everything it sees, making it a strategic and wise ally.
Stufful – Stufful is shy and initially runs away, needing time to adjust before speaking. Once comfortable, it recalls the parade and how the chaos began, giving clues about Charizard’s behavior.
Loudred – Loudred witnessed the outbreak firsthand and describes how Pokémon suddenly went berserk. Its account helps Tim understand the panic and the timeline of events.
Trubbish – New to the park, Trubbish only knows about the accident by hearsay. It provides perspective on what Pokémon were in the area afterward.
Smeargle – Smeargle is found near a damaged painting, feeling depressed about the accident. After Tim helps restore the mural, it shares memories of the Pokémon affected and their personalities.
#006 Charizard
(fire / flying)
Charizard (fire-type)
Charizard is central to the incident, the first Pokémon to go berserk. Its absence during much of the investigation highlights the lingering mystery of the outbreak.
Charizard is a Fire / Flying-type Pokémon resembling a dragon, famous for its fierce flames and flying ability. It’s strong, proud, and often acts independently, capable of unleashing devastating fire attacks in battle.
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Litten – Litten witnessed the accident and holds some distrust toward humans afterward. It clarifies that Charizard’s berserk state wasn’t personal, giving important context.
Buneary – Trapped on the Ferris wheel during a storm, Buneary reveals it was present with Harry during the original accident. It holds a locket connecting Tim to his father and shares key details about the attackers.
Heliolisk – Heliolisk panics during the storm, indirectly alerting Tim to Buneary’s danger. Its energy helps power the Ferris wheel temporarily for the rescue.
Joltik (×4) – A group of Joltik sabotages the Ferris wheel wiring. Tracking them down is necessary to proceed with the rescue of Buneary.
Chapter 6: GNN Studio
Chapter Six follows Tim and Pikachu as they arrive at the GNN studio to meet Meiko, Emilia, and the studio staff, exploring the floors, interacting with Pokémon and learning about the missing Purugly and a sabotaged rehearsal. They investigate the disruption of a rehearsal caused by misdirected Yanma cameras, a broken violin, and a swapped fake violin, gathering alibis from the staff and piecing together that Max orchestrated the chaos. Along the way, Tim and Pikachu uncover clues about the Fine Park incident via Meiko’s video, spot Keith with a Skorupi, and ultimately set the stage for the next pursuit, combining detective work with puzzles, Pokémon interactions, and studio mysteries.
Herdier – The first Pokémon Tim sees at the GNN entrance alongside the security guard. Loyal and attentive, it helps maintain order around the studio.
#441 Chatot
(normal / flying)
Chatot
Max Warhol’s partner, able to mimic voices perfectly. Provides clues about the studio happenings and demonstrates the unusual abilities Pokémon can have in entertainment.
Chatot is a Normal / Flying-type Pokémon known for its ability to mimic sounds and human speech, often used to convey messages or imitate others. Its musical talent and keen hearing make it both entertaining and useful in communication.
Yanma – Flying cameras around the studio, part of the production crew. Their movements are crucial to filming, though miscommunication causes chaos during rehearsal.
Purugly – Olga’s missing Pokémon, shy and hiding in the studio. Its disappearance drives much of the early investigation.
Kricketune – Practicing in a dressing room, it’s part of the musical rehearsal. Observant and slightly territorial, it reacts to the presence of other Pokémon in its space.
Mimikyu – A Pokémon seeking attention, feeling overshadowed by Pikachu. Its testimony and presence help uncover clues about the Magnemite and the studio mishaps.
Mawile – Found in the dressing room, calm and observant. Provides no direct information but adds to the Pokémon mix in the investigation.
#081 Magnemite and #026 Raichu
(electric)
Magnemite
Trapped in a cage, it causes electrical interference in the studio. Finding it becomes a key part of locating Purugly and solving the mystery.
Magnemite is an Electric / Steel-type Pokémon that generates magnetic fields, allowing it to float and manipulate metal objects around it. Its metallic body makes it resistant to many attacks, and it can discharge electricity to defend itself or power devices.
Noivern – Appears during the chase with Keith and Skorupi. Agile and strong, it assists in quick-time events and action sequences.
#451 Skorupi
(poison / bug)
Skorupi
Associated with Keith, used to attack Tim and Pikachu during the pursuit. Adds danger and urgency to the final chase scene.
Skorupi is a Poison / Bug-type Pokémon recognized for its agility and its venomous tail, which it uses to defend itself and subdue foes. Despite its small size, it is highly strategic and can deliver a dangerous sting if threatened.
Chapter 7: Ryme Wharf
Tim and Pikachu investigate Ryme Wharf after analyzing Harry’s photos, using Accelgor to help navigate the shipyard and gather information from Pokémon and workers. They sneak into a warehouse, discover Simon is working on R using Mewtwo’s Berserk Gene, and, with the help of Pansage and Spinarak, execute a distraction to access the chemical storage room. Accelgor delivers the evidence to Mr. Baker, and Tim realizes the serious threat of R and his role in helping Mewtwo.
Accelgor
Accelgor helps Tim and Pikachu navigate the shipyard efficiently, using its speed to scout and create distractions.
Accelgor is a Bug-type Pokémon known for its incredible speed and nimbleness. It can quickly dash, dodge, and perform agile maneuvers, making it excellent for stealth or support roles.
Rattata – Rattata is a Normal-type Pokémon known for its curiosity and nimbleness. In the shipyard, it tries to sneak onto a ship to find food, giving Tim clues about the warehouse areas.
#068 Machamp
(fighting)
Machamp
Machamp is a strong Fighting-type Pokémon capable of lifting extremely heavy objects. The Machamp in the warehouse acts as a carrier, moving containers and following orders from the supervisors.
#279 Pelipper
(water / flying)
Pelipper
Pelipper is a Water / Flying-type Pokémon often used for delivering messages. In the wharf, it communicates between ships and the dock crew, helping to track the flow of information.
#167 Spinarak
(bug / poison)
Spinarak
Spinarak is a Bug / Poison-type Pokémon that spins silk to trap prey or assist in climbing. It helps Tim and Pikachu by using its threads to reach difficult areas in the warehouse.
Pansage – Pansage is a Grass-type Pokémon that enjoys eating fruits and is clever in problem-solving. It acts as the scientist’s assistant and helps distract the guards during the rescue operation.
Metang – Metang is a Steel/Psychic-type Pokémon with strong telekinetic abilities. It serves as a guard in the warehouse, requiring careful timing to move past safely.
Chapter 8: Where R Goes
Tim and Pikachu continue tracking the shipment of R, following clues that lead them to the S.S. Prime Treasure, a cruise ship where the cargo may be hidden. They investigate the ship, interact with passengers and Pokémon, and uncover a secret auction rather than a public show, discovering valuable items including the stolen mask and the R capsule. Along the way, they solve the mystery of the invisible Pokémon who helped steal the mask, and prepare for the auction, navigating puzzles, disguises, and bidding on key items. The chapter culminates in a confrontation with Keith, who possesses R and attempts to escape using Pokémon, setting up a dramatic showdown.
Krokoroc – These Pokémon act as guards for a restricted room on the second floor, preventing Tim and Pikachu from entering and adding a physical obstacle in the investigation. They are later affected by Keith’s R capsules, going berserk and creating chaos during the escape.
Frillish – Frillish serve as drink delivery Pokémon on the ship, and one in particular is crucial for delivering the special order that reveals the auction list. They also help demonstrate the structured operations aboard the S.S. Prime Treasure.
Cincinno – Two Cincinno assist passengers and are key to understanding the delivery of books and other items for the auction. Their testimony helps Tim uncover the “proper” method for ordering from Frillish.
#209 Snubull
(fairy)
Snubble
Snubble belongs to Ms. Rose Milton and inadvertently provides a clue about an invisible Pokémon when it reacts to the spilled drink. Its behavior helps Tim and Pikachu deduce the presence of Klecleon on the ship.
Snubble is a small, Fairy-type Pokémon with a playful and curious nature.
Snubble’s loyalty to Ms. Milton and attentiveness make it a helpful companion in navigating the ship’s mysteries.
Nosepass – Nosepass assists the captain on the bridge and witnesses the disappearance of the stolen mask. Its testimony is critical in narrowing down how and when the mask was taken.
Brio – Brio, a playful Pokémon in the pool, demonstrates how invisible Pokémon could interact with objects, indirectly confirming Klecleon’s abilities. This playful interaction provides insight into the invisible Pokémon’s role in the theft.
#352 Kecleon
(normal)
Kecleon
The invisible Pokémon responsible for stealing the mask, central to the chapter’s mystery. Its ability to hide in plain sight creates the main challenge for Tim and Pikachu in solving the case.
Kecleon is a Normal-type Pokémon capable of turning invisible while retaining its distinctive zigzag pattern. Its stealth abilities make it perfect for theft and mischief, and in this chapter, it serves as the main culprit behind the stolen mask. Kecleon’s presence highlights the clever, elusive nature of certain Pokémon and the challenges they pose when investigating crimes.
Chandelure – Chandelure is attracted to shiny objects in the auction hall and must be distracted from the necklace display. Its presence adds an additional challenge during the auction sequence.
Chapter 9: Pokemon Carnival
In Chapter Nine: Pokémon Carnival, Tim and Pikachu race to stop R from being released during the city parade. With help from Emilia, Brad, and Manectric, they track the gas, liquid, and capsule forms of R, confront the suspicious man with the yellow hat, and disarm the R-dispensing device in the Clock Tower. The chapter ends with Mewtwo appearing to collect the remaining R, preventing disaster at the parade.
#103 Exeggutor
(grass / psychic)
Exeggutor
Exeggutor is part of the parade in Central Square, drawing attention from onlookers with its long neck. It helps set the scene for Tim to investigate the R locations.
Ludicolo – Ludicolo is seen with Pablo early in the chapter as Tim heads to the Baker Agency. Its cheerful presence underscores the festive parade atmosphere.
Manectric – Manectric assists Brad in detecting the gas and liquid forms of R. Its keen senses make it crucial for tracking down the hazardous substances.
#150 Mewtwo
(psychic)
Mewtwo (Psychic type)
Mewtwo appears at the end to collect the remaining R. Its arrival ensures the safety of the parade and prevents disaster.
As a Legendary Psychic Pokémon, Mewtwo was genetically engineered from Mew’s DNA to surpass all others in strength.