BREAKthrough·#60·2015
Gengar, the iconic Ghost/Poison type, is a mischievous Pokémon from Generation I, evolving from Gastly and Haunter, and holding significant cultural weight within the franchise. This specific card, #60 from the 2015 XY—BREAKthrough set, is a common variant that stands out for its strategic attack synergy rather than its rarity. Here, visitors can delve into Gengar's Pokédex lore, explore the card's HP, energy costs, and unique attack effects, and learn about its edition history.
Read more ↓Gengar, the Shadow Pokémon, is a Ghost/Poison type known for its mischievous and sometimes sinister nature. First appearing in Generation I, Gengar is the final evolution of Gastly, evolving from Haunter when traded. This spectral Pokémon is often depicted hiding in shadows, absorbing the warmth of living beings, and causing chills. Its Pokédex entries consistently highlight its penchant for pranks and its ability to blend seamlessly into darkness, making it a formidable and elusive creature. In the games, Gengar is a popular choice for its high Special Attack and Speed, and its unique typing offers both advantages and disadvantages in battle. In the anime, Gengar often plays the role of a spooky but ultimately harmless prankster, though some appearances showcase its more intimidating side. Its cultural significance extends beyond the Pokémon franchise, with its iconic design and playful malevolence making it a fan favorite and a recognizable figure in pop culture. Gengar's evolution line represents a classic journey from a gaseous wisp to a fully materialized, potent spirit, embodying the mysterious and often unsettling aspects of the Ghost type.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
