Pikachu’s ears are also downturned given his sad state, and fans won’t be able to keep themselves from hugging the Pokemon plush when they see how sad the detective is.

Pikachu brightens throughout the one-minute, 21-second song as it dances with friends, frolics among ketchup bushes and watches a tree bearing ketchup bottles shoot up from the ground.

Jason Paige, the singer behind the original Pokemon series bop Gotta Catch 'Em All, has returned with his own unofficial theme song for the franchise's newest film, Detective Pikachu.

The music video for Rita Ora and Kygo’s “Carry On” not only features Ora in Detective Pikachu’s Rime City, but has some clips of the film in between.

Despite being a show intended for younger audiences, the Pokemon anime has a handful of moments that are flat-out heartbreaking.

It's about a Pikachu that couldn't dance. At last week's Pokémon World Festival 2017 in South Korea part of the entertainment, of course, was a group of Pikachu mascots dancing to happy music.

The first song for a collaboration project between Pokemon and Hatsune Miku was uploaded today on the DECO 27 YouTube Channel.

The singer of the original Pokémon theme song, Jason Paige, is back again with his own rendition of an unofficial theme song for the upcoming Detective Pikachu movie.