Pikachu's gender is intentionally ambiguous in the Pokémon anime and video games. While early merchandise and promotional materials sometimes leaned toward a male portrayal, the official stance is that Pikachu is designed to be gender-neutral and appealing to all audiences.
Notably, you can determine Pikachu's gender in the video games starting from Generation IV (Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum). Female Pikachu have a heart-shaped notch at the end of their tail. Male Pikachu lack this notch and have a straight tail. However, this visual cue is only present in the games and not in the anime.
So, in the anime, Pikachu is generally considered gender-neutral, while in the games, there is a distinct visual difference allowing you to identify male and female Pikachu.
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