A peculiar detail about Mega Gengar, the enhanced form of the iconic ghost-type Pokémon, has recently come to light thanks to the game Pokémon Champions. The superpowered transformation of Gengar is typically depicted as emerging from the ground, obscuring its lower body. However, a specific in-game event has showcased its full form, revealing that Mega Gengar possesses small, stubby, almost frog-like feet.
This revelation occurs when a player utilizes the one-hit-knockout move Fissure. This move creates a chasm beneath the opponent, causing them to fall. During this animation, the portion of Mega Gengar's body that is usually hidden underground is briefly exposed. While Gengar has feet in its standard form, and it's logical to assume its Mega Evolution maintains a complete form, the visual of these small feet is an unexpected detail for many.
The Pokémon Company has often obscured Mega Gengar's lower half, even in official merchandise like plushes. Although images depicting Mega Gengar's full body have been available since its debut in Pokémon X and Y, this particular aspect has rarely been seen or considered by players. The reveal has led to speculation about how other Pokémon notorious for unseen lower halves, such as Dugtrio, will be depicted in Pokémon Champions when subjected to similar environmental effects.