Case in point: The equally stupid Tristan is exceptionally easy to pin into the corner of the map and begin grinding out XP against, thanks to his strongest monster not even being in the 2000s range
Weakness: none Resistance: none Retreat: 2 #198 Duraludon V Dragon HP220 Basic Pokemon (Rapid Strike) [F][M] Metal Claw: 70 damage
Nezumi ( A character who appears in the manga
Pokemon Trading Card Game: Paldean Fates Tin (Assortment)
It's not all that surprising, considering Gengar is one of the most popular Gen 1 Pokemon, and has been a big hitter from the early days (Fossil, Skyridge, Neo Destiny) and even in more recent sets (Team Up, Phantom Forces.) Although Gengar appears to be unleashing a devastating attack, showcasing his menacing and threatening nature, when you look closely, it looks like all he is pulling in is berries and other food