There are several curious Pokédex entries in the world of Pokémon, but one fan-favorite Gen 1 creature has an entry that is ...

While some fans have theorized that Gengar are just dead Clefables — and there’s more to this theory than just the two Pokémon’s similar body shapes — the in-game Pokédex entry for ...

Gengar is a ghost. But you probably knew that already. What I didn’t know is that, according to one Pokedex entry found on Bulbapedia, Gengar is the ghost of a dead human.This isn’t a ...

Gengar has always been creepy, but its Gigantamax form takes the Alcremie — according to the Pokédex in Pokémon Sword and Shield, it’s large mouth is a portal to the afterlife. Oh.

This terrifying Gengar Blanket Pillow is the latest in a line of plus-size Pokemon merchandise. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip. ... Here’s the Pokedex entry from Pokemon Sword: ...

Gengar's no doubt a familiar face to long-time Pokéfans, ... The entry in Sun tells us that Guzzlord is capable of eating mountains and buildings whole, which we can just about grasp, ...

Not only can you rest your head inside this Gengar's pillowy mouth, but you can use the cushion's 5 feet, 5 inches long tongue as a blanket to wrap yourself up in or lay on for additional comfort.

The Pokémon Company and P-Bandai have another incredible piece of Pokémon merch: the Gengar cushion, which has a long tongue you can sleep on, with your head stuck inside its mouth.

Evolves from Haunter into Gengar upon trading: Pokedex Entry: By licking, it saps the victim's life. It causes shaking that won't stop until the victim's demise. Haunter Base Stats. HP: 45: ...

Pokedex Entries change every year with new mainline game entries, and they just keep getting weirder. ... This isn’t even the entry about how Gengar must kill children to make more friends.

In Pokemon Sword, Gengar's Pokedex entry says that "its gigantic mouth leads not into its body, filled with cursed energy, but instead directly to the afterlife," while its Pokemon Shield entry ...