Gengar (03-16)

Gengar (Japanese: ゲンガー Gangar) is a Hyper-class Tretta. It is part of the Search! Strongest Friends set.

Gengar
ゲンガー Gangar

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Name Gengar
Type Ghost
Energy 74
Tretta color Green
Icon Combo
Class Hyper
   
Primary Search Mode location Park
   
Pokémon Tretta 03-16

Tretta data
Moves
No Move
Shadow Ball
No Move

Stats
HP
100
Attack
100
Defense
51
Speed
88
Pokémon description
A differently colored Gengar. When it Mega Evolves, the color of its body becomes a pure white.
いろちがいの　ゲンガー。　メガシンカすると　からだの　いろが　まっしろに　なるのだ。
Additional abilities
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:
Reshiram (3-00)
Cobalion (3-06)
Terrakion (3-07)
Virizion (3-08)
Electivire (3-09)
Magmortar (3-10)
Zekrom (3-11)
Zekrom (3-15)
Vaporeon (3-21)
Jolteon (3-22)
Flareon (3-23)
Espeon (3-24)
Umbreon (3-25)
Leafeon (3-26)
Glaceon (3-27)
Cobalion (3-31)
Terrakion (3-32)
Virizion (3-33)
Electivire (3-34)
Magmortar (3-35)
Vaporeon (3-39)
Jolteon (3-40)
Flareon (3-41)
Espeon (3-42)
Umbreon (3-43)
Leafeon (3-44)
Glaceon (3-45)
Cobalion (P)
Terrakion (P)
Accelgor (P)
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:

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Meowstic (03-06)
Meowstic (03-07)
Electivire (03-11)
Magmortar (03-12)
Bulbasaur (03-17)
Charmander (03-18)
Squirtle (03-19)
Espurr (03-25)
Meowstic (03-28)
Meowstic (03-29)
Electivire (03-33)
Magmortar (03-34)
Bulbasaur (03-35)
Charmander (03-36)
Squirtle (03-37)
Chespin (03-44)
Fennekin (03-45)
Froakie (03-46)
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:

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Electivire (P)
Magmortar (P)
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:

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Meowstic (P)
Meowstic (P)
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:

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Braviary (4-13)
Escavalier (4-14)
Accelgor (4-27)
Mandibuzz (4-28)
Braviary (4-41)
Mandibuzz (4-42)
Accelgor (4-43)
Escavalier (4-44)
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:

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Meowstic (Z1-20)
Meowstic (Z1-21)
Rotom (Z1-26)
Rotom (Z1-27)
Rotom (Z1-28)
Rotom (Z1-29)
Rotom (Z1-30)
Rotom (Z1-31)
Combo
This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:

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Gardevoir (Z3-23)
Gallade (Z3-24)
Z Tretta
Form Change
This Pokémon will change into its at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode.
Search
In Search Mode, the silhouette of one Pokémon in a location that does not already have one will be revealed, or the full image of one Pokémon in a location that already has a silhouette will be revealed.
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Reshiram (8-01)
→
White Kyurem
Ice Burn
Zekrom (8-02)
→
Black Kyurem
Freeze Shock
Reshiram (8-12)
→
White Kyurem
Blizzard
Zekrom (8-13)
→
Black Kyurem
Blizzard
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Reshiram (8-01)
→
White Kyurem
Blizzard
Zekrom (8-02)
→
Black Kyurem
Blizzard
Reshiram (8-12)
→
White Kyurem
Blizzard
Zekrom (8-13)
→
Black Kyurem
Blizzard
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Reshiram (P)
→
White Kyurem
Ice Burn
Zekrom (P)
→
Black Kyurem
Freeze Shock
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Kyurem (8-03)
→
White Kyurem
Ice Burn
Kyurem (8-14)
→
White Kyurem
Blizzard
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Kyurem (8-03)
→
White Kyurem
Blizzard
Kyurem (8-14)
→
White Kyurem
Blizzard
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Kyurem (P)
→
White Kyurem
Ice Burn
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Kyurem (8-03)
→
Black Kyurem
Freeze Shock
Kyurem (8-14)
→
Black Kyurem
Blizzard
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Kyurem (8-03)
→
Black Kyurem
Blizzard
Kyurem (8-14)
→
Black Kyurem
Blizzard
Absorption Coalescence
This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:

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Kyurem (P)
→
Black Kyurem
Freeze Shock
Secret Ticket
As long as the player has a Tretta Report, this Tretta will
activate the Secret Ticket when used in Battle Mode. This Secret Ticket will summon Wobbuffet, and will allow the player to deal extra damage if they attack second in the current Round.
Mega Evolution
This Pokémon can Mega Evolve into Mega Gengar
via use of the Pokémon Mega Ring, Pokémon Mega
Bangle, or in-game Key Stone.
Z Tretta
This Pokémon will transform into the Pokémon below once its HP gauge is less than half. Once transformed, it will regain full HP.

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Zygarde Complete Forme
Land's Wrath
Z Tretta
Z Tretta
The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack.

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Bulbasaur
Vine Whip
Z Tretta
The Pokémon below may be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack:

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Bulbasaur
Vine Whip
The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack if this Tretta and are used together in Battle Mode.

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Bulbasaur
Vine Whip
Z Tretta
The following Pokémon may be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack:

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Bulbasaur
Vine Whip
Bulbasaur
Vine Whip
The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack if this Tretta, are used together in Battle Mode.

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Bulbasaur
Vine Whip


Trivia

Origin

Shadow Ball is a move that Gengar can learn in the games. This Tretta features the Shiny version of Gengar, and its ability to Mega Evolve into a Shiny Mega Gengar is tied in with the White Mega Gengar Campaign and the distribution of a special Gengar for Pokémon X and Y in Japan.


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