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Pikachu is a character species from Nintendo and Game Freak's Pokémon franchise that serves as the franchise's mascot, first introduced in the video games Pokémon Red and Blue. Since its creation, Pikachu has become one of the most recognizable characters in the franchise, appearing across multiple games, trading cards, merchandise, and media adaptations.
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- Creator
- Atsuko Nishida
- Voice actor
- Ryan Reynolds
- Mass
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- Image
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- Pika Pika!
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- ピカチュウ
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- Pokémon
- IPA transcription
- ˈpikət͡ʃu
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Pikachu (ピカチュウ, Pikachū) est une espèce de Pokémon, une créature de fiction issue de la franchise médiatique Pokémon de Nintendo. Il est apparu la première fois au Japon en 1996, dans les jeux vidéo Pokémon Vert et Pokémon Rouge, créés par Satoshi Tajiri. Initialement conçu comme un personnage secondaire, Pikachu est devenu la mascotte de l'univers Pokémon après avoir été choisi comme personnage principal dans l'adaptation télévisuelle du jeu, aux côtés de son dresseur Sacha. Il apparaît depuis de manière récurrente dans le marketing de la franchise, au point de désigner parfois celle-ci par métonymie. Pikachu est imaginé par Atsuko Nishida de Game Freak et dessiné par Ken Sugimori à partir du sprite des versions rouge et verte. Il est créé en même temps que son évolution, Raichu ; à partir de la deuxième génération, il est également doté d’une pré-évolution, Pichu. Pikachu est de type électrique et occupe le 25e emplacement dans le Pokédex national, l'encyclopédie qui recense les différentes espèces de Pokémon. Considérée comme une icône de la culture kawaii et présenté par Anne Allison, une professeure d'anthropologie culturelle, comme l'équivalent japonais de Mickey Mouse, il est devenu mondialement célèbre et réapparaît parodié dans d'autres séries animées comme Les Simpson ou Drawn Together. Il est le Pokémon le plus reconnu de la franchise.
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