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In the Mystery Dungeon games and special anime episodes, all Pokémon can talk (minus {{p|Jynx}}). This includes the player, who was transformed into a Pokémon. However, since there are no human characters in the Mystery Dungeon games, it is entirely possible that these Pokémon are not, in fact, speaking human language, but rather their own Pokémon language, which the player can understand as a result of being a Pokémon himself/herself. | In the Mystery Dungeon games and special anime episodes, all Pokémon can talk (minus {{p|Jynx}}). This includes the player, who was transformed into a Pokémon. However, since there are no human characters in the Mystery Dungeon games, it is entirely possible that these Pokémon are not, in fact, speaking human language, but rather their own Pokémon language, which the player can understand as a result of being a Pokémon himself/herself. | ||
In the PokéPark games, all Pokémon can talk; [[Pikachu (PokéPark)|Pikachu]], however, is [[wikipedia:Silent protagonist|silent]]. However, like Mystery Dungeon, there are no humans, suggesting the Pokémon can be understood. | |||
In {{ga|Detective Pikachu}}, the player character, [[Tim Goodman]], is partners with a talking {{OBP|Detective Pikachu|character}}. However, only the player seems to be able to hear Pikachu's talking voice. In addition, the game also features a {{p|Mewtwo}}, which is able to talk via telepathy. | In {{ga|Detective Pikachu}}, the player character, [[Tim Goodman]], is partners with a talking {{OBP|Detective Pikachu|character}}. However, only the player seems to be able to hear Pikachu's talking voice. In addition, the game also features a {{p|Mewtwo}}, which is able to talk via telepathy. | ||