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Detective Pikachu the Movie Coloring Pages
Detective Pikachu (2019) is a live-action/CGI hybrid film that brings the Pokémon universe to life in a bustling metropolis where humans and Pokémon coexist. The story follows Tim Goodman, a former aspiring Pokémon Trainer, who teams up with Detective Pikachu, a wisecracking, amnesiac Pikachu voiced by Ryan Reynolds, to unravel the mystery behind his father's disappearance. Set in Ryme City, the film features a diverse array of Pokémon, blending nostalgia with new interpretations.
Main Pokemon in the Movie:
Detective Pikachu
The main character and Tim's partner.
Pikachu is the film’s heart and guide, serving as both comic relief and investigative partner to Tim Goodman. Though only Tim can understand him unlike typical Pikachu, this one talks and brings a sarcastic, witty personality that contrasts Tim’s straight-laced demeanor. Pikachu’s sharp instincts, intimate knowledge of Ryme City, and unusual ability to communicate with humans make him indispensable in unraveling the mystery of Harry Goodman’s disappearance.
#150 Mewtwo
(psychic)
Mewtwo (Psychic type)
Mewtwo is the film’s pivotal force, a genetically engineered psychic Pokémon whose powers are central to the story’s conflict. As a creature torn between loyalty, fear, and the manipulation of others, Mewtwo embodies both the threat and the hope of the Pokémon world.
As a Legendary Psychic Pokémon, Mewtwo was genetically engineered from Mew’s DNA to surpass all others in strength.
#054 Psyduck
(water)
Psyduck
Psyduck, Lucy Stevens’ companion, provides both humor and heart. Its chronic stress induced headaches and psychic bursts often create nervousness, but Psyduck’s unpredictable abilities become surprisingly crucial in key moments of the investigation. This Psyduck is rarely inside his Poke Ball and spends most of the movie hanging out with Lucy, Tim, and Pikachu.
#209 Snubull
(fairy)
Snubble
Snubbull serves as a small but memorable partner to Lieutenant Yoshida, showcasing the bond between Pokémon and their human trainers. Though less central than Pikachu or Psyduck, Snubbull helps illustrate Ryme City’s diverse Pokémon population and the way Pokémon integrate into everyday life.
Snubble is a small, Fairy-type Pokémon with a playful and curious nature and a grumpy face.
#006 Charizard
(fire / flying)
Charizard (fire-type)
When Tim goes to the fighting arena, the only way he can get the info he needs is by accepting a rematch between Harry’s Pikachu and the arena’s owner Charizard. This is the only proper Pokémon battle in the movie and features Charizard’s signature moves.
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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#132 Ditto
(normal)
Ditto
Ditto plays a clever and surprising role as a shapeshifter, infiltrating key locations disguised as Ms. Norman, a bodyguard. As a result of Howard’s secret Pokémon research, this Ditto can transform into humans.
#122 Mr. Mime
(psychic / fairy)
Mr. Mime
One of Harry Goodman's contacts, Mr. Mime becomes the focus of a tricky interrogation as Tim and Pikachu try to figure out its abilities. Known for its talent in miming, Mr. Mime can also generate real invisible barriers, which it uses to protect itself and stage its performances.
Once Tim understands the mechanics of these barriers, he cleverly mimes a door and steps inside the imaginary box and confronts Mr. Mime, using the threat of invisible gasoline to get the information he needs.
Some of the Other Pokemon with Parts in the Film:
#104 Cubone
(ground)
Cubone:
The very first Pokémon Tim tries to catch in the movie, notable for its small size and iconic skull helmet. Its appearance marks the beginning of Tim’s hands-on experience as a Pokémon trainer and introduces him as a human without a pokemon partner.
#190 Aipom
(normal)
Aipom:
A mischievous monkey Pokémon that lives in large numbers near Harry’s apartment, often causing playful chaos in the surrounding area.
Aipom is a Normal type Pokémon with a prehensile tail so strong it can hang or grab objects like a third hand.
#129 Magikarp
(water)
Magikarp:
Initially one of the Pokémon in the underground fight arena, Magikarp is dismissed by Tim as weak. Its transformation into Gyarados during the battle proves that even the most underestimated Pokémon can become immensely powerful.
#130 Gyarados
(water / flying)
Gyarados:
The evolved form of Magikarp, this giant water-type Pokémon wreaks havoc in the arena. Its sheer strength and water-based attacks flood the surroundings, creating a dramatic and destructive spectacle.
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#658 Greninja
(water / dark)
Greninja:
Agile and formidable, these ninja-like Pokémon attack with throwing stars and display enhanced strength thanks to Dr. Laurent’s modifications, making them a serious challenge in combat situations.
#389 Torterra
(grass / ground)
Torterra:
A massive grass- and ground-type Pokémon, Torterra has been artificially enlarged by Dr. Laurent. Its enormous size and power make it a striking presence in Ryme City.
#133 Eevee
Eevee:
While Eevee itself does not appear in the film, a holographic projection is used by Howard to illustrate the potential of Pokémon evolution, hinting at the possibilities for future adventures and transformations.
#136 Flareon on fire
(fire)
Flareon:
The holographic Eevee evolves into Flareon in front of Tim, visually demonstrating the concept of evolution and showcasing one of the many exciting ways Pokémon can change form.
#039 Jigglypuff
(normal / fairy)
Jigglypuff:
Seen performing at a bar in Ryme City, this Jigglypuff sings a lullaby that causes everyone nearby to fall asleep, highlighting its signature, amusing ability.
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#094 Gengar
(poison / ghost)
Gengar (poison / ghost)
Howard Clifford releases "R" gas from the Gengar balloon and other balloons during the parade to force humans to merge with their pokemon.
As a Ghost / Poison type, Gengar is a classic Pokémon known for its grin, shadowy form, and ability to create illusions.
#018 Pidgeot
(normal / flying)
Pidgeot:
Pikachu rides pidgeot when battling the mind controlled Mewtwo.
A majestic Flying-type Pokémon evolved from Pidgey, renowned for speed and keen eyesight. Pidgeot soars above Ryme City, scouting or gliding in formation, adding grandeur and aerial dynamism to the Pokémon-filled skyline.
#001 Bulbasaur
(grass / poison)
Bulbasaur:
A group of Bulbasaur appears near the end of the film, coming to Pikachu’s aid when he is injured. They help Tim and Pikachu reach Mewtwo, showing both their power and loyalty.
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Pokemon in the Background:
#059 Arcanine
(fire)
Arcanine: A large, majestic fire-type canine Pokémon celebrated for its incredible speed and loyalty. Its flowing mane and fiery abilities make it stand out in Ryme City, often seen running through the streets or accompanying human trainers in action-packed sequences.
Audino: A gentle, pink, bunny-like Pokémon known for its natural healing abilities. Audino often exudes a calming presence and is frequently spotted in urban areas and marketplaces, assisting humans and Pokémon alike with its nurturing nature.
#009 Blastoise
(water)
Blastoise: A water-type turtle Pokémon notable for the powerful cannons on its shell, capable of firing pressurized water with immense force. In the streets of Ryme City, Blastoise can be seen performing feats of strength or assisting with heavy-duty tasks, showing its combination of might and intelligence.
Bouffalant: A normal-type buffalo Pokémon with a massive, curly afro-like mane and impressive horns. Bouffalant roams in groups in open areas and fields near the city, displaying its herd behavior while demonstrating bursts of surprising speed and strength.
Braviary: A proud, eagle-like flying-type Pokémon recognized for its sharp eyesight and strong wings. Braviary often soars above Ryme City, acting as a vigilant guardian or symbol of freedom, and occasionally participates in aerial maneuvers or search-and-rescue efforts.
#004 Charmander
(fire)
Charmander: A small, fiery lizard Pokémon known for the flame at the tip of its tail, which reflects its health and mood. Charmander is frequently seen exploring the city or interacting playfully with other Pokémon, and its fiery abilities hint at the powerful Charizard it will eventually evolve into.
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Comfey: A tiny, fairy-type Pokémon that wears a garland of colorful flowers. Comfey flits through the streets with elegance, often helping other Pokémon or humans in subtle ways, and embodies charm and cheerfulness in its movements and interactions.
Dodrio: A fast, three-headed bird Pokémon with a normal typing, capable of swift and powerful kicks. Dodrio is often seen dashing through open areas, showing off its coordinated three-headed vision and agility, and adding a sense of motion and life to the cityscape.
Doduo: The two-headed, normal-type bird Pokémon that precedes Dodrio evolutionarily. Doduo’s rapid running and teamwork between its heads make it a lively fixture in urban or natural settings, and it’s often spotted in parks or along roadsides, hinting at the wild Pokémon ecosystem within Ryme City.
#587 Emolga
(electric / flying)
Emolga: A cute, flying- and electric-type glider Pokémon with cheek pouches that store electricity. Emolga zips between rooftops and city structures, using its gliding ability to navigate the urban environment while adding playful energy and occasional sparks of comic mischief.
Flabébé: A small, fairy-type flower Pokémon that comes in multiple flower colors. Flabébé is often seen clinging to flowers or assisting other Pokémon, showcasing its connection to nature and beauty, and adding vibrant color to the streets and gardens of Ryme City.
Golurk: A ground- and ghost-type automaton Pokémon resembling an ancient golem. Golurk moves with both strength and purpose, sometimes assisting humans or protecting areas, and its imposing stature and mystical origins make it an unmistakable figure in city scenes.
Growlithe: A loyal, fire-type puppy Pokémon that evolves into the powerful Arcanine. Growlithe is often seen exploring streets or accompanying trainers, exuding warmth and courage, while its natural curiosity and spirited personality bring charm to urban life.
Joltik: A tiny bug- and electric-type spider Pokémon capable of generating electricity. Joltik frequently clings to power lines or mechanical devices, adding a spark of energy to city infrastructure, and its cleverness allows it to interact creatively with both humans and Pokémon.
Krabby: A small, water-type crab Pokémon notable for its single oversized claw. Krabby can often be seen near water sources or urban waterfronts, scuttling energetically while defending territory and interacting with other Pokémon, showing tenacity despite its small size.
Lickitung: A normal-type Pokémon with a long, prehensile tongue used for exploring and interacting with objects. Lickitung often lumbers through streets and markets, demonstrating curiosity and versatility while providing comic relief and occasional assistance to humans or Pokémon in need.
Loudred: A medium-sized, purple, psychic-type Pokémon known for its loud voice and ear-like appendages. Loudred’s vocalizations can be overwhelming, causing headaches or drawing attention, making it a memorable presence in the bustling urban soundscape.
Ludicolo: A cheerful grass- and water-type Pokémon shaped like a lotus. Ludicolo moves rhythmically through city plazas or cafés, contributing to lively scenes with its joyful dancing and friendly interactions, bringing an element of whimsy to the Pokémon-filled streets.
#068 Machamp
(fighting)
Machamp: A large, muscular fighting-type Pokémon with four powerful arms. Machamp is often seen demonstrating feats of incredible strength, lifting heavy objects, or assisting in physically demanding tasks, emphasizing both its raw power and controlled skill.
#067 Machoke
(fighting)
Machoke: The pre-evolved form of Machamp, a fighting-type Pokémon with impressive muscle tone. Machoke frequently engages in physical work or training, illustrating the progression from strength in development to full mastery as Machamp.
Morelull: A small, grass- and fairy-type mushroom Pokémon that glows softly in dim light. Morelull often appears in gardens, alleyways, or shaded urban areas, creating a gentle, magical ambiance while hinting at Ryme City’s hidden natural wonders.
Octillery: A water-type octopus Pokémon with strong tentacles capable of precise punches or shooting ink. Octillery is often found near aquatic features or in urban waterfronts, demonstrating both dexterity and intelligence in its movements.
#674 Pancham
(fighting)
Pancham: A playful dark- and fighting-type panda Pokémon that displays a rebellious yet charming personality. Pancham is frequently seen exploring the streets, testing its strength, and engaging in friendly competition with other Pokémon.
#675 Pangoro
(fighting / dark)
Pangoro: The evolved, larger, and more imposing form of Pancham. Pangoro demonstrates both power and protective instincts, often stepping into tense situations with a calm yet formidable presence, signaling maturity and strength.
Purrloin: A sleek, dark-type cat Pokémon that survives through cunning and theft. Purrloin slinks through streets and rooftops, using stealth to its advantage while providing glimpses of cleverness and mischief among the urban Pokémon community.
Rattata: A small, normal-type rat Pokémon commonly found in cities and alleyways. Rattata’s rapid movements and opportunistic behavior make it a ubiquitous background Pokémon, contributing to the lively and bustling environment of Ryme City.
Rufflet: A small, flying-type eagle Pokémon that evolves into Braviary. Rufflet is often seen practicing its flight and displaying courage, adding youthful energy and determination to the skies above the city.
Slaking: A massive, normal-type Pokémon known for immense strength but extreme laziness. Slaking often lounges in parks or open areas, providing comic contrast to other energetic Pokémon while subtly demonstrating latent power.
#143 Snorlax
(normal)
Snorlax: A giant, normal-type Pokémon famous for sleeping anywhere and consuming large amounts of food. Snorlax blocks streets or rests in public areas, symbolizing both tranquility and disruption in the city’s flow.
#021 Spearow
(flying / normal)
Spearow: A small, aggressive, normal- and flying-type bird Pokémon with a sharp beak. Spearow swoops through Ryme City streets with quick, precise attacks, adding tension and excitement to urban encounters.
#007 Squirtle
(water)
Squirtle: A bipedal, water-type turtle Pokémon that is often seen playfully interacting with humans and Pokémon alike. Squirtle can squirt water for fun or defense, contributing both charm and practicality in city environments.
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# 252 Treecko
(grass)
Treecko: A small, green grass-type gecko Pokémon that represents the first stage of evolution into Sceptile. Treecko’s agility and curiosity make it a common sight in parks and rooftops, often exploring with quick, confident movements.
#003 Venusaur
(grass / poison)
Venusaur: The final evolved form of Bulbasaur, a powerful grass- and poison-type Pokémon with a large flower on its back. Venusaur provides strength, protection, and guidance in key scenes, symbolizing maturity and the culmination of growth.
Weavile: A dark- and ice-type weasel Pokémon with sharp claws and cunning instincts. Weavile is agile and stealthy, often navigating narrow urban spaces, rooftops, or alleys with calculated precision and a mischievous demeanor.
Wurmple: A small, worm-like bug-type Pokémon, often seen crawling along sidewalks or garden areas. Wurmple represents the beginning stage of evolution and adds a touch of natural charm to the city streets.