Base Set 2·#43·2000
Haunter, the mischievous Ghost/Poison type from Generation I, is a beloved Pokémon known for its eerie abilities and iconic evolution line. This Base Set 2 Haunter card, released in 2000 as a common variant, stands out for its classic artwork and strategic attack synergy. Here, visitors will discover Haunter's Pokédex lore, detailed explanations of its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the card's edition history. This collectible appeals to nostalgic fans and set builders, with the FAQ section addressing common inquiries about its mechanics and rarity.
Read more ↓Haunter, the Gas Pokémon, is a spectral being known for its mischievous nature and eerie presence. Introduced in Generation I, Haunter is a Ghost/Poison type, evolving from Gastly at Level 25 and then into Gengar through trading. Its Pokédex entries consistently highlight its ability to float through walls and its penchant for licking and paralyzing its victims, often leading them to their doom. Haunter typically resides in dark, abandoned places like old mansions, cemeteries, and caves, preferring environments shrouded in gloom. Its diet is purely spiritual, feeding on the life force or fear of living beings. In the anime, Haunter is famously depicted as playful yet unsettling, often seen pranking Ash and his friends. Its role in the games is crucial for many players aiming to complete their Pokédex, as its evolution into Gengar requires a specific trade mechanic, making it a memorable part of the Kanto region's ghost-type family. Haunter’s cultural significance stems from its iconic design and its status as one of the original spooky Pokémon, endearing it to fans globally.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
