Did you catch all these Pokemon in the new Detective Pikachu trailer?

A fluffy Flareon, a fire-breathing Charizard and a heart-stopping Mewtwo all feature in the new trailer

Pikachu

Published: Wednesday, 27 February 2019 at 4:10 pm

A surprise second trailer for the live-action Pokémon film Detective Pikachu, starring Ryan Reynolds as Pikachu, has been released — and fans have been getting busy spotting all the Pokémon featured in the two-minute clip...

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From Charizard and Snorlax to the fearsome Mewtwo, the new trailer is chock-full of Pokémon — but just how many can you spot? Read on for all the Pokémon we've found so far...

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Charizard

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The iconic Pokémon features during a fight-scene in the trailer, during which Pikachu faces up to the fire-breathing creature.

Snorlax

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Seen catching 40-winks on the side of a road, Snorlax is known as the sleepy Pokémon, and can fall asleep just about anywhere.

Flareon

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The fluffy fire-type is one of eight evolutions of the Pokémon Eevee.

Mewtwo

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The genetically-engineered psychic-type Mewtwo was the villain in the anime, and looks set to reprise the role in Detective Pikachu.

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Ludicolo

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The Ludicolo is a fun-loving Pokémon that gains strength from music.

Lickitung

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This slightly slimy-looking guy possesses a tongue that, according to legend, measures twice its own body length.

Aipom

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A purple, monkey-like Pokémon with a three-fingered hand, the Aipom looks seriously creepy in Detective Pikachu.

Loudred

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Appearing alongside the popular real-life DJ Diplo, Loudreds can use their ears as speakers to amplify their voices.

Cubone

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The very cute-looking Cubone supposedly wears its mother's skull as a hat. Not so cute now, eh?

Snuball

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This pink, fairy-type Pokémon makes scary faces and bares its fangs to drive others away.

Machamp

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While the Snorlax enjoys its beauty sleep, the body builder-esque Machamp is seen directing traffic.

Bulbasaur

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This bug-eyed grass-type was the first-ever Pokémon species in Nintendo and Game Freak's Pokémon franchise.

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Authors

Flora CarrDrama Writer, RadioTimes.com

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