It wasn't a protest banner or a flare - it was Pikachu. A protester - dressed in a full-body costume of the Pokemon - was seen sprinting through the streets on Thursday, dodging riot police as ...

Pikachu could not be tamed, let alone caught by Turkish police forces at a protest this week. Thousands of people, including the person dressed in the inflatable Pikachu costume, hit the streets ...

you ask (and I know you’re asking). Well, it seems that even Pikachu was upset by what many are categorizing as an authoritarian act on behalf of the Erdogan administration, with İmamoğlu ...

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A familiar figure was spotted running from police with a crowd of protesters in Antalya, Turkey, in the early hours of Thursday, March 27 — Pikachu, the Pokemon. Footage from Ismail Koceroglu shows ...

In Antalya, Turkey, in the early hours of March 27, 2025, Pikachu was spotted fleeing the police, making a getaway as fast as his short yellow legs could waddle. The person dressed as the popular ...

ALBAWABA - An individual dressed as Pokémon's most popular character, Pikachu, has gone viral on social media after a clip showed him taking part in the ongoing Turkey "anti-government" protests ...

Pikachu, a Pokémon character, was spotted amid the 'Hands Off' protests against the US President Donald Trump's administration. A protestor dressed as this character, sporting the bright yellow ...

Dubai: Meta-owned WhatsApp has introduced a much-awaited feature that allows users to create, organise, and share custom sticker packs directly within the app—removing the need for any third ...

The protests erupted following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a prominent political rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. A protester dressed as Pikachu has become an unexpected ...

So-called Hands Off! demonstrations were organised for more than 1,200 locations in all 50 states by more than 150 groups, including civil rights organisations, labour unions, LBGTQ advocates ...