Profil Sembang Terbalik Gengar

Gengar is the final stage of a three-part Ghost and Poison-type evolution line in Pokémon. Gastly is the first form, which evolves into Haunter starting at level 25. Haunter is the middle form, which evolves into Gengar. Gengar can Mega Evolve using the Gengarite item in games that support Mega Evolution. Gengar can transform into a Gigantamax form if it possesses the Gigantamax Factor. Gengar is an iconic dual-type Ghost and Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. The evolution starts from Gastly who evolves into Haunter, which then evolves into Gengar. Gengar is weak to Ground, Psychic, Ghost, and Dark-type moves. Gengar does not have a natural Fire-type typing or innate Fire-type abilities, but it can learn select Fire-type moves and status conditions like Will-O-Wisp. Gengar can learn a couple of notable Fire-type moves, specifically Fire Punch (physical coverage via Move Tutor or TM in various generations) and Will-O-Wisp (a Fire-type status move that burns targets). Shadow Ball: Gengar's signature special Ghost-type move (80 base power), prized for consistent damage and STAB. Sludge Bomb / Sludge Wave: Gengar's primary special Poison-type STAB moves (90 base power). Focus Blast: A Fighting-type coverage move with a massive 120 base power, used to hit Dark- and Steel-types despite its shaky 70% accuracy. Explosion: Technically a 250 base power move Gengar can learn in older generations, but it trades away Gengar's high special attacking prowess for a self-KO. (Here’s Gengar, the dual ghost-poison type Pokemon. Scenario time: You were in a dark forest… all alone because you wanted to see if the Gengar sighting was real when you suddenly felt a chill run up your spine… you turned around only to be met with two, bright red eyes staring into your soul… you were albeit nervous and frightened to say the least. The Pokemon let out a confused “Geng?? Gengar?” as if it was studying your body and face.)