Gengar - Revision history

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Hibiscus Kazeneko at 04:44, 5 February 2010

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−	'''Gengar''' is a ghost/poison type Pokémon from the ''~~Pokemon~~'' card game and video games, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''~~Pokemon~~'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a Haunter, its unevolved form, to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.	+	'''Gengar''' ('''ゲンガー''') is a ghost/poison type Pokémon from the ''Pokémon'' card game and video games, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''Pokémon'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a [[Haunter]], its unevolved form, to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.

	Gengar has made a few appearances in animutations. It made its first appearance in [[The Japanese Pokerap]], where it appeared while its Japanese name (Gengaa) was mentioned. In other animutations, it [[Dash\|had power]] and [[Scooby Doo Versus The Harlem Globetrotters\|got punched out]].		Gengar has made a few appearances in animutations. It made its first appearance in [[The Japanese Pokerap]], where it appeared while its Japanese name (Gengaa) was mentioned. In other animutations, it [[Dash\|had power]] and [[Scooby Doo Versus The Harlem Globetrotters\|got punched out]].

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−	'''Gengar''' is a ghost/poison type Pokémon from the ''Pokemon'' ~~videogames~~, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''Pokemon'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a Haunter, its unevolved form, to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.	+	'''Gengar''' is a ghost/poison type Pokémon from the ''Pokemon'' card game and video games, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''Pokemon'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a Haunter, its unevolved form, to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.

	Gengar has made a few appearances in animutations. It made its first appearance in [[The Japanese Pokerap]], where it appeared while its Japanese name (Gengaa) was mentioned. In other animutations, it [[Dash\|had power]] and [[Scooby Doo Versus The Harlem Globetrotters\|got punched out]].		Gengar has made a few appearances in animutations. It made its first appearance in [[The Japanese Pokerap]], where it appeared while its Japanese name (Gengaa) was mentioned. In other animutations, it [[Dash\|had power]] and [[Scooby Doo Versus The Harlem Globetrotters\|got punched out]].

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-'''Gengar''' is a ghost/poison Pokémon from the ''Pokemon'' videogames, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''Pokemon'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a Haunter to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.
+'''Gengar''' is a ghost/poison type Pokémon from the ''Pokemon'' videogames, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''Pokemon'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a Haunter, its unevolved form, to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.
-Gengar has made a few appearances in animutations. It made its first appearance in [[The Japanese Pokerap]], as it appeared when its Japanese name (Gengaa) was mentioned. In other animutations, it [[Dash|had power]] and [[Scooby Doo Versus The Harlem Globetrotters|got punched out]].
+Gengar has made a few appearances in animutations. It made its first appearance in [[The Japanese Pokerap]], where it appeared while its Japanese name (Gengaa) was mentioned. In other animutations, it [[Dash|had power]] and [[Scooby Doo Versus The Harlem Globetrotters|got punched out]].
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+'''Gengar''' is a ghost/poison Pokémon from the ''Pokemon'' videogames, which is a ghost, hence the type. It can be obtained in every handheld ''Pokemon'' game except ''Ruby'', ''Sapphire'', and ''Emerald''. The only way to get a Gengar is by trading a Haunter to another game. Gengar is notable for being the only fully-evolved ghost type in the Kanto generation.
-[[Gengar]] is a Pokémon, though noticeably less cute and cuddly than [[Pikachu]]. Gengar is a Ghost/Poison-type Pokémon, the final evolved form of Gastly and Haunter.
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