PokeBonk Gengar: Ghost/Poison final form
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Stage 3 of 3
Base stats
Change compared with Haunter
- HP
- 60
- +15
- Attack
- 65
- +15
- Defense
- 60
- +15
- Sp. Atk
- 130
- +15
- Sp. Def
- 75
- +20
- Speed
- 110
- +15
- Total
- 500
- +95
Ultimate by evolution stage
- Tier 1 · GastlyCursed CloudA 12 m cloud of poison gas engulfs you for 2.5 s: it curses (+25% damage taken) and poisons everything that breathes.
- Tier 2 · HaunterShadowy HandsFourteen shadow hands burst from the ground beneath the enemies, grab them (root) and curse them.
- Tier 3 · GengarThis formGengar's ShadowSix Gengar emerge from your shadow and leap at the enemies while Shadow Balls rain down; cursed enemies take double.
Evolution line
League family
Role: Specter
Passive: Ghost — You plow through the horde: -20% damage taken and +10% evasion.
Starting moves:
- LickGhost
- Night ShadeGhost
- Shadow BallGhost
- HexGhost
Unlock challenge
The challenge belongs to the Gastly family.
- Trigger 600 elemental reactions in a single run.
Damage taken by attack type
More damage from
- Ground×1.35
- Ghost×1.35
- Psychic×1.35
- Dark×1.35
Normal damage from
- Flying×1
- Rock×1
- Steel×1
- Fire×1
- Water×1
- Electric×1
- Ice×1
- Dragon×1
Less damage from
- Grass×0.8
- Fairy×0.8
- Poison×0.64
- Bug×0.64
- Normal×0.5
- Fighting×0.5min
Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6, so these numbers can differ from the attack values on the type chart.
Data as of game version 0.8.18, read from the game's files (not play-tested).
PokeBonk Gengar (No. 94, Ghost/Poison) is the final form of the Gastly line, reached when Haunter evolves. This page covers its stats, Ultimate, passive, starting moves, unlock challenge and damage taken by type, read from the game files of version 0.8.18. PokeBonk.gg is an unofficial fan site, and the game itself is at pokebonk.com.
How to play the Gastly line
Gastly’s line is the Specter. Its passive, Ghost, lets you plow through the horde with -20% damage taken and +10% evasion. All four moves are Ghost: Lick, Night Shade, Shadow Ball and Hex. The Ultimate builds on curses: Cursed Cloud surrounds you with 12 m of poison gas that curses (+25% damage taken) and poisons; Haunter’s Shadowy Hands grabs fourteen enemies from below, roots and curses them; Gengar’s Shadow sends six Gengar from your shadow while Shadow Balls rain, and cursed enemies take double. The game’s code puts the evolutions at about level 30 and level 42. To join it, trigger 600 elemental reactions in a single run. In a gameplay video from October 18, 2026, a player singled out Gastly as a favourite. Good for players who walk through crowds.
What changes from Haunter to Gengar
Compared with Haunter:
- Base stat total: 405 → 500 (+95).
- Biggest gains: Sp. Def +20 and HP +15.
- Types stay Ghost/Poison, so damage taken by type is unchanged.
- Ultimate: tier 2 Shadowy Hands → tier 3 Gengar’s Shadow.
- The family passive Ghost and the starting moves stay the same.
Gengar is the final form of the Gastly line.
Pokémon of the same type
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Frequently asked questions
What is Gengar weak to in PokeBonk?
Ground, Ghost, Psychic and Dark deal the most damage to Gengar: ×1.35. The least comes from Normal and Fighting: ×0.5. Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6.
What Ultimate does Gengar use in PokeBonk?
Gengar uses Gengar's Shadow, tier 3 of 3 in the Gastly line: Six Gengar emerge from your shadow and leap at the enemies while Shadow Balls rain down; cursed enemies take double.
How do I unlock Gengar in PokeBonk?
Gengar comes from Haunter evolving during a run. The League challenge of the Gastly line: “Trigger 600 elemental reactions in a single run”
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