Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 2 — Continuing the Adventure from 2019’s Hit Live-Action Movie.

Pokémon: Detective Pikachu premiered in 2019, directed by Rob Letterman. It is an adaptation of the video game with the same name, and it was the first Live Action film of the Pokémon Universe and the first that Nintendo was encouraged to authorize after Super Mario Bros. of 1993. In this film, Ryan Reynolds gave voice to the adorable Pikachu. After the success of the first film, the promise of a sequel remained in the mystery at the beginning of 2023. But now, we finally have some information.

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It is said that Legendary Entertainment is already specifying the team that will give life to Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 2. According to a report, it is said that Jonathan Rise, co-creator of Portland and Baskets, will take the reins as director, supplying Rob Letterman, while Chris Cookie (The Kings of Summer) will write the script. It is still unknown if Ryan Reynolds will return as the voice of our hero, but at least it is known that he will be involved in some way in the direction of the sequel. At the beginning of the year it was known that Legendary had started working at Detective Pikachu 2 when hiring Open Uriel, a 22 Jump Street screenwriter and who also wrote a version of Sonic The Hedgehog to write the story behind this sequel. But, subsequently, representatives of Uriel made it clear that, despite having been involved in its development, it was no longer a relationship with the project. Rise and cookie could be working on Uriel’s ideas, but there is the same possibility that they have started from scratch. At the moment there are no data that reveal at what point they are in terms of development and much less has an idea of the possible release date. Now the question is, what will come first? The sequel to the film or the video game that Nintendo announced in 2019? Via: Polygon Editor’s note: When I was a child, it was very strange that a movie based on a video game was released and when this happened, the result was a bad experience. It is pleasant to know that the film industry is dedicating more to do it well and that few remembers the name: We Boll