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Ryan Reynolds Just Gave Fans A Behind-The-Scenes Glimpse At 'Detective Pikachu' 🕵️‍♂️

Ryan Reynolds Just Gave Fans A Behind-The-Scenes Glimpse At 'Detective Pikachu' 🕵️‍♂️
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Pikachu-adoring fans are going to Pokémon GO into theaters to see their favorite character get the cinematic treatment starting May 10, 2019.


The highly-anticipated POKÉMON Detective Pikachu stars Once Upon a Deadpoolfunny guy, Ryan Reynolds, and is based on the video of the same name that is a spinoff of the popular Pokémon franchise.

To tease fans, Reynolds upped his game in the vein of his usual Twitter antics by sharing a sneak peak photo from the production and giving Hugh Jackman a temporary hiatus from his ongoing trolling war with Wolverine.

Reynolds simply tweeted, "Pika-Dots" to accompany his new movie mug shot.

No, those are not freckles on his face. The constellation invading his visage is a series dots used to record movement for a process called motion capture. The information gathered from the movement is then rendered to animate a digital character—in this case, Pikachu.

Yes, Ryan Reynolds—a.k.a. the foul-mouthed Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool—will now play the lovable yellow rodent.

The frivolity on Twitter unfolded from eager fans looking forward to seeing the new film. The hybridization of two signature characters was particularly amusing.









The picture inspired other mashups.





See a resemblance?





It's game on, Ryan!

An eagle-eyed user noticed what appears to look like the Eye of Providence. Is it intentional?



Eager fans have high expectations.


Excitement for POKÉMON Detective Pikachu is real, guys.


According to Digital Spy, Detective Pikachu features Justice Smith, who was featured in Baz Luhrmann's Netflix musical drama The Get Down.

Smith plays a detective named Tim Goodman who enlists Detective Pikachu to help him search for his kidnapped father.

The film was helmed by Goosebumps and Shark Tale director Rob Letterman with a script co-written by Guardians of the Galaxy's Nicole Perlman and Gravity Falls' Alex Hirsch.

Watch the trailer for Detective Pikachu in the YouTube clip below.


POKÉMON Detective Pikachu - Official Trailer #1www.youtube.com

Get ready to solve the case with plenty of mayhem along the way on May 10, 2019.

Ready to get your Pika-dotted game face on? We are!

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