Nintendo Handheld Console - New Nintendo 2DS XL - Pikachu Edition (Nintendo 3DS)

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Speaks Fluent Animal: Naturally, being a Pokémon himself, Detective Pikachu is able to converse with other Pokémon who can't speak human. This is a major factor in how he solves cases, being able to get information out of them that others can't. Repeating So the Audience Can Hear: Pretty much essential for conversations between Detective Pikachu and any Pokémon the duo need to interact with. Of course, he's not doing it just for the audience's sake but for Tim's sake as to gather witness testimonies from Pokémon. This special model of the New Nintendo 3DS is to be released in Japan to celebrate the release of Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon. As Tim Goodman, you'll partner with a self-proclaimed "great detective" Pikachu to solve strange occurrences all over Ryme City. Together you must investigate, take notes, and meet up with other Pokémon to unravel the city's greatest mysteries! Spanner in the Works: The unknown luggage handler of the S.S. Prime Treasure that mixed up a bag with critical evidence with a random rich old lady's bag. Had that not happened, Tim and Detective Pikachu would have likely been at a dead end with the overarching mystery.

Pikachu can't use moves but can talk to humans (or, more specifically, one human). This is similar to how the anime's talking Meowth can't use moves well. Noodle Incident: Harry's disappearance ends up being this, as no one else other than Mewtwo knows where he went after his car accident. There were some designs that we couldn't throw into the above list on account of them not being proper consoles in their own right, but we thought that they deserved a mention anyway. This special GameBoy Advance SP was released in Pokémon Centers across Japan. It doesn't have any special prints within it, but has a very subtle Torchic silhouette on the cover.Two years following the R incident, Tim Goodman and his partner Detective Pikachu continue to serve Ryme City as detectives. A ceremony where Mayor Howard Myers is honoring them with medals as a reward for their efforts is interrupted by a rampaging Corviknight. Tim and Pikachu investigate the chaos caused by Corviknight and recover Pikachu's signature hat, which the Corviknight had stolen, before returning to the ceremony. a b c d "Detective Pikachu". Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on March 23, 2018. This special model of the New Nintendo 3DS is to be released in Japan to celebrate the release of Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon. It features the new Pokémon Solgaleo & Lunala We’re now just over a year into the Switch’s life and, despite knowing that the core Pokémon franchise will make the leap from 3DS to the new hybrid console at some point in the future, we know absolutely nothing about how the series might evolve with the huge system differences. Keeping the Poké-dream alive on the dedicated handheld, however, is Detective Pikachu, and between its fresh approach to storytelling and wonderful visual presentation of the franchise’s world, we’d be more than happy to see some inspiration be taken from this spin-off for future titles.

This special GameBoy Light was released in Japan to tie in with the release of the first Pokémon movie. It was released within the Pokémon Center in Tokyo and features a yellow colour with a Pikachu to the side of the screen. The consoles on-light matches its location with Pikachu's cheek and it came with a special carry bag Fleming, Mike Jr. (November 30, 2016). "Rob Letterman To Direct Pokemon Film 'Detective Pikachu' For Legendary". Deadline. Archived from the original on December 1, 2016. This special coverplate for the New Nintendo 3DS comes with imagery of various Pokémon from Pokémon Red & Green. This eShop card was released in Pokémon Centers and Seven Eleven stores across Japan to tie in with the free-to-play title, Pokémon Quest. It was released to allow for people to more easily pay for the microtransactions that exist within the game. This special Battle Trozei themed 3DS XL was given to celebrate the release of Pokémon Battle Trozei, with many Pokémon decals on the top part of the clamshell. It is exclusive to the Pokémon Daisuki Club and requires you to enter a contest to win it. The contest ran from March 28th to April 18th and only had two units as prizes. Two models of it were also distributed by Pokémon Get☆TV

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Early-Bird Cameo: In the opening cutscene, Tim passes Meiko (who you first meet in Chapter 2) on the subway stairs. This special GameBoy Advance was released in the Pokémon Centers in Japan to tie in with the Japanese release of the movie, Celebi: A Timeless Encounter. It features a special green colour and silhouettes of Celebi next to the GameBoy Advance logo Art Shift: The Pokémon designs have stayed the same, but the humans have shifted to a Disneyesque style, with no people with Anime Hair in sight. Mistaken Identity: In Chapter 3, Tim sees a Pikachu that he thinks is Detective Pikachu, but is surprised to see he's not wearing his hat and is talking in Pokémon Speak. Then, the actual Detective Pikachu shows up, and is chagrined that Tim mistook a regular Pikachu for him. After confirming that Rachel and Jessica are safe, Tim confronts Pikachu about the inconsistencies in his memories about Harry. Together, they conclude that Pikachu's body contains both Pikachu and Harry's consciousnesses. Pikachu is able to recall that, after Harry's car accident, Harry was slowly fading, but Pikachu was able to convince Mewtwo to do something to save him. Mewtwo was able to preserve Harry's consciousness in Pikachu's body, but to prevent Pikachu's own consciousness from being erased, it was forced to keep Harry's memories hidden away. Tim and Pikachu agree to investigate Unitas and try to return Harry to his own body.

Iggy (March 28, 2018). "Detective Pikachu Gets 33 Out Of 40 Score From Famitsu". NintendoSoup. Archived from the original on August 26, 2018 . Retrieved May 4, 2018. Ooo now we're onto something interesting. This Japanese exclusive does away with putting the design's titular Pokémon in the limelight and instead focuses on getting the vibe of that Pokémon down. For Eevee, that's a series of stripes that match the colour palette of any dad's wardrobe, apparently. This eShop card was released in Pokémon Centers and TSUTAYA stores across Japan to tie in with the free-to-play title, Pokémon Rumble World. It was released to allow for people to more easily pay for the microtransactions that exist within the game.Older Than They Look: Tim Goodman looks like and is described as a young boy, but he's at least old enough to drive. Which is a good thing since Detective Pikachu can't reach the gas pedal... He's likely in his later teen years as Baker mentioned he's passed the test and will soon attend a university located in Ryme.