1. Doduo
   Articuno
2. Mr. Mime
   Mewtwo

This legendary Pokemon has been through a whole lot in its life. While you may remember this iconic Pokemon inhabiting the Kanto region, in the movie, it has escaped and made its way to Ryme City. Maybe it came for a vacation!

1. Slowbro
   Magikarp
2. Caterpie
   Charmander

While this Pokemon isn't exactly a starter in the movie, you can definitely catch a glimpse of it. For example, a tiny Charmander shows up on screen in the middle of a bustling Ryme City. There are many other Pokemon to catch a glimpse of in this scene as well.

1. Charizard
   Kangaskhan
2. Marowak
   Squirtle

Squirtle appears in the movie on a few occasions, such as when it was working with firefighters. That's a great job for a Pokemon who is able to expel so much water at once! Unfortunately, you can find a poster detailing a missing Squirtle as well.

1. Snorlax
   Pikachu
2. Bulbasaur
   Butterfree

Blocking the road no matter if they're in a game, anime or the movie itself, you can be sure you'll always come across a Snorlax. This Pokemon is almost always sleeping, so make sure that you've got a Poke flute while in Ryme City.

1. Venusaur
   Kabutops
2. Muk
   Primeape

Venusaur is the third evolution of Bulbasaur, but it doesn't have as large of a part. Rather than be part of the story, Venusaur is a Pokemon you just get a glimpse of in Ryme City. Its flower on its back is a dead giveaway!

1. Cubone
   Pidgey
2. Snorlax
   Butterfree

Cubone has a large role in some of the Pokemon games with its tragic backstory. In "Detective Pikachu," this story takes a backseat to the rest of the movie. But we do get to see this adorable yet ruthless Pokemon in its more realistic form!

1. Lickitung
   Zapdos
2. Pikachu
   Mew

You can't have a movie about Pikachu without one being in it, of course! Many different Pikachu have their own personalities and traits, and this is no exception. Detective Pikachu may seem regular to everyone else around him, but that's because they can't communicate with him like Tim can.

1. Lickitung
   Arcanine
2. Haunter
   Voltorb

Known for its tongue, Lickitung licks Tim's face just as a dog might. While this Lickitung was overall pretty friendly, things could have turned out much different if it wasn't. A Lickitung also uses its tongue to attack.

1. Magmar
   Electrode
2. Lapras
   Mr. Mime

One of the most memorable scenes from the movie involves Mr. Mime. As the Pokemon is questioned by Tim and Detective Pikachu, it's hard not to laugh. It's known as Mr. Mime for a reason: It doesn't talk, even to the detective!

1. Gloom
   Abra
2. Golbat
   Charizard

Who would win in a battle between Charizard and Pikachu? Well, you'd have to watch the movie to find out! In the film, Charizard belongs to Sebastien, who lets his Charizard into the fight club to battle the famed detective.

1. Togepi
   Growlithe
2. Sandshrew
   Onix

Dogs in real life often have jobs, and Growlithe are no different within the Pokemon universe. Used as police dogs in Ryme City, that's not all they're great for. They're also awesome and loyal pets. There's not much difference between them and a dog, other than the fire part!

1. Jigglypuff
   Pidgeotto
2. Clefable
   Dragonite

Found in a Ryme City diner is this little Jigglypuff who loves to sing. This cheery Pokemon is great at putting both people and other Pokemon to sleep. It's not because the Pokemon is boring, but just because it's voice has this unique power.

1. Bulbasaur
   Weedle
2. Rapidash
   Weezing

Bulbasaur often travel in packs, which has been depicted before the movie, but they do it for a great purpose in "Detective Pikachu." You can catch Tim and Detective Pikachu behind the large group as Tim tries to save his buddy's life.

1. Rattata
   Squirtle
2. Mewtwo
   Psyduck

This wacky duck-like Pokemon plays a big role in this movie. Lucy had a Psyduck that went everywhere with her, similar to the anime where Misty was often followed by her Psyduck. All Psyducks are affected by horrible headaches that can put them in a lot of pain.

1. Pidgey
   Sandshrew
2. Electabuzz
   Geodude

Pidgey is found flying through the sky in the movie along with a few other Pokemon. All of its forms make an appearance in the movie, while most other Pokemon, unfortunately, did not make it into Ryme City.

1. Lapras
   Blastoise
2. Poliwhirl
   Gyarados

If you played the game, then you'll remember one of Detective Pikachu's most famous lines, "a bolt of brilliance!" This line was said on the back of Lapras, which the detective quickly fell off when it started to move!

1. Ditto
   Dewgong
2. Weepinbell
   Clefairy

It's easy to get confused when Ditto is around. While typically, this Pokemon can shapeshift into other Pokemon, it's never been shown to shapeshift as it does in the movie. While retaining its signature eyes, Ditto was able to transform into humans.

1. Raichu
   Diglett
2. Ponyta
   Clefairy

Nestled deep into the scene, Clefairy is hiding behind the gate. With all the action going on, it's easy to miss it, but the ears are a dead giveaway! Clefairy can be easily confused with Jigglypuff, especially from this angle.

1. Voltorb
   Hypno
2. Magnemite
   Starmie

Magnemite and Detective Pikachu meet face to face in the game where Magnemite is found hiding in a studio. Upon finding it, Detective Pikachu and Tim were able to finish with one of their many cases.

1. Shellder
   Gengar
2. Jynx
   Aerodactyl

Another Pokemon in the arena, Gengar fought against a powerful Blastoise. As a more realistic version of the Pokemon, Gengar can be quite scary. After all, it's a ghost Pokemon, so a little scare is in its nature!

1. Gyarados
   Hitmonchan
2. Articuno
   Vaporeon

What was once a calm and peaceful Magikarp evolved into Gyarados and made for one terrifying scene! The powerful water-type Pokemon knows how to put up a good fight when it shows up in the battle arena.

1. Gengar
   Psyduck
2. Gastly
   Charmeleon

You can't miss Gengar's unmistakable face as a real Pokemon or as this inflatable version. While you can only see part of the Pokemon's balloon, the red eyes and smile are dead giveaways about this awesome Pokemon.

1. Golem
   Charmeleon
2. Blastoise
   Flareon

Just as adorable as you would expect it to be, Flareon gets its time on the big screen in the movie. It evolves into the fire-type Pokemon from Eevee, and this adorable character is like the pet that we wish we all had!

1. Pidgeot
   Butterfree
2. Dewgong
   Charizard

One great mode of transport is flying, but it doesn't always have to be done by plane. In Detective Pikachu's case, he hopped on the back of a Pidgeot who quickly got him to where he needed to be, no charge.

1. Vulpix
   Wartortle
2. Machamp
   Ekans

Who needs traffic lights when you have Machamp directing the cars through Ryme City? Just make sure you obey their orders so that you stay safe! As they say, four hands are better than two in Machamp's case.

1. Poliwag
   Bellsprout
2. Farfetch'd
   Tentacool

Poliwag is shown in its natural habitat in the game: the water. It resembles a tadpole, and did you know that the swirl on its stomach is all of its organs? Luckily, the organs are usually just fine, even after it takes part in a battle.

1. Dodrio
   Wartortle
2. Parasect
   Eevee

You'll find Dodrio in a scene walking in Ryme City among countless other Pokemon. The three-headed Pokemon didn't play a big role in the movie, but it was nice to see it make a smaller cameo. In the Pokemon world, a three-headed bird isn't out of the ordinary!

1. Ekans
   Mewtwo
2. Dodrio
   Growlithe

Every hardcore Pokemon fan knows that Ekans is "snake" backward, but did you know that the Pokemon doesn't have a venomous bite when it is young? One of its favorite foods is eggs, specifically Pokemon eggs.

1. Ninetales
   Meowth
2. Dragonite
   Arcanine

Ninetales doesn't have a huge role in the game but talks to the duo briefly if they stop. As always, Detective Pikachu does all of the translation for Tim since he can only understand what the detective is saying.

1. Primeape
   Kabutops
2. Hitmonlee
   Moltres

A poster behind Jigglypuff in the cafe details that Primeape and Machamp are ready for a fight. Since there's Pokemon battles in Ryme City, it can almost make you wonder whether or not human wrestling is a popular sport!

1. Blastoise
   Dratini
2. Staryu
   Omanyte

Part of the battle against many Gengar, Blastoise makes this epic appearance in the film. It's the final evolution of Squirtle, who acts as a firefighter in Ryme City. Blastoise might be part of the team someday, too.

1. Marowak
   Rattata
2. Machamp
   Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff is one popular Pokemon in Ryme City. It's celebrated through a large balloon being inflated in the streets that's identical to the Pokemon itself. Maybe it's a nod to the Jigglypuff that sings in the cafe!

1. Eevee
   Gyarados
2. Tangela
   Arcanine

Known for its many evolutions, Eevee was used for just that in the movie. Owner Howard Clifford evolved his Eevee into a Flareon. Any trainer will know how this is done: by using a fire stone!

1. Meowth
   Machop
2. Haunter
   Graveler

Graveler is no stranger to an arena, as that's where you'll find this Pokemon. While the Pokemon is cheering on beside the arena, you have to be quick even to grab a glimpse of it. Did you know that we were originally supposed to see a little more of this Pokemon in the movie?

1. Magikarp
   Seadra
2. Poliwag
   Goldeen

The Magikarp in the arena was kept in a fish tank until it was unexpectedly freed! After breaking out of its tank, the defenseless Magikarp quickly evolved into the powerful Gyarados seen in the film.

1. Hypno
   Slowpoke
2. Krappy
   Hitmonchan

Despite acting like he wasn't a big fan of Pokemon, Tim sure had a lot of posters of them on his wall. If you look closely, you'll find a poster with Hypno on it hanging in his room. It looks like Hypno is going to be taking part in a battle with Dragonite according to the poster.

1. Ditto
   Charmander
2. Doduo
   Hypno

Found in Leaventown at the beginning of the movie, Doduo is just one form of this Pokemon that you can spot in the movie. While it doesn't have a big role in the film, it's nice to see a nod to some great first-generation Pokemon.

1. Kingler
   Beedrill
2. Paras
   Krabby

Kingler, the evolution of Krabby, was a character that was shown in the promotional material for the movie. Staying true to its original designs, you'll notice that Kingler has one claw that is larger to the other and it's pretty powerful also.

1. Abra
   Alakazam
2. Hypno
   Kadabra

Alakazam is a character that you encounter in Fine Park when playing the "Detective Pikachu" game. When Detective Pikachu confronts the Pokemon, it calls out a few other Pokemon from other generations to speak with the duo.

1. Moltres
   Dragonite
2. Rattata
   Cubone

Deep in the city streets, Rattatas live just as rats in real life do. You can catch this little Pokemon behind the gate in the arena scene. Don't blink or you'll miss it, hidden in behind Pikachu and beside Tim!