This Pokkén Tournament Gangar figure captures a playful yet menacing presence, balancing on a floating base that hints at Gengar’s spectral nature. The sculpt highlights Gengar's wide grin, sharp fangs, and glowing crimson eyes, with a plump, rounded body and short limbs rendered with precise curves. Translucent purple accents run along the torso and head, giving a subtle ethereal glow. The sculptor has portrayed Gengar mid-leap, emphasizing a dynamic, airborne pose. The paint job uses rich violet hues, with darker shading in the creases to show depth. The base features a minimal, stylized Pokkén Tournament logo to anchor the figure without overpowering the character. The overall finish is glossy, mimicking the spectral, ghostly aura that surrounds Gengar during battles. The figure is compact yet dynamic, designed to slot neatly into a collector’s display shelf with other Pokkén figures. The attention to detail includes small spectral wisps around the hands and feet, emphasizing its ghost-type nature. The figure’s pose communicates mischief and power, making it a standout piece in an Ichiban Kuji collection.

Gengar is a mischievous Ghost/Poison Pokémon who thrives on psychological warfare. In Pokkén Tournament, Gengar uses a mix of fast strike techniques and shadow-based special moves to outmaneuver heavier opponents. Its behavior reflects a trickster nature from its lore: it loves to vanish and reappear, sowing hesitation in its rivals. The character's backstory across the series frames Gengar as a playful yet dangerous presence, able to manipulate space with eerie smiles and a chilling aura. In the game, tactics include sudden bursts of speed, projectile attacks, and strategic hypnosis to disrupt the opponent's rhythm. This figure embodies that role—a compact avatar of pranks and potent shadows, ready to challenge any trainer's display.