Gengar vs Dusclops

[Undertaker88]

My favorite is gengar cause it has a lot of combo moves like hypnosis and then dream eater.

 

[Horn Drill]

Gengar is much better, even though Dusclops is the best thing around to screw up Forretress' Rapid Spin. Dusclops used to be a must-have, but its popularity has dwindled. You rarely see them nowadays.

Dream Eater sucks though... :X

 

[Comis Patronus]

Dusclops-Gengar is so pathetic that it's weak against Psychic moves. I don't use them but Dusclops was better to my experience.

 

[Volteon]

I like Dusclops.
At least it can use it´s Attack and STAB for something, W-o-W is an awesome move, learns a ton of attacks to block with Imprision, great defensive Pokémon, just good.

It´s my favorite Ghost Pokémon too, while Gengar takes the 3rd position.

 

[GoggleHead]

I personally like Gengar the most, he's just so cool!

 

[Nightcat]

I said both, Dusclops is cool and stuff with the black hole inside, but my Shiny Gengar is awesome, and BTW, it can make use of it's attack and STAB:

Gengar@lefties
adamant nature
- sludge bomb
- shadow ball
- sub
- focus punch

trust me, my shiny one has that, it PWNS.

~nightcat ;197;

 

[FireHead Hank]

Dusclops is my favorite ghost pokemon. I like it's design and, like nightcat mentioned, it's thing with the black hole inside(Miroku style= damn cool). It's also great in battle.

 

[Kalavinka]

loling @ Hypnosis + Dream Eater

Gengar's not called the 'most unpredicable pokemon' for nothing.

Gengar is so pathetic that it's weak against Psychic moves.

loling @ this

~Thunderstar ;121;;373;

 

[SHUCKLE MAN]

I really like both. I use Dusclops on most of my team now. For Focus punch, Wow and for blocking Rapid spin. Hes fickkin awesome. Hardly anything gets past it. However, Gengar is ridiculously unpredictable. You expect it to use a certain moveset, you switch, and you find out its got another moveset. You then expect, it to be the moveset you thing it was using, but then you find out it has Focus Punch or something. I can never, ever guess what they opponent is using when I see a Gengar (which, mind you, is very often at the moment, despite Ice beam Blissey)...

 

[AJ Flibble]

Gengar. He's too awesome for words really, and stupid unpredictable.

 

[pit-fall]

i liked dusclops until i learned that gengar could learn shadow punch, and i like gengar cause its the 1st ghost pokemon ever

 

[Vycksta]

Gengar aka Mr Unpredictable. Although I much prefer Haunter. ;B

 

[Trace360]

Both are good pokemon, so I pick both.

 

[≈*Virulent Tsunami*≈]

Gengar is powerful and unpredictable, but it's not very durable, and has about as much creativity as a blade of grass does.

Dusclops, though, is creative in many different ways, and just looks a lot more thought-out and original than the pathetic Gengar. Gengar is obviously stronger than Dusclops, but Dusclops is still capable of dealing damage with a STAB'd Shadow Ball. It suffers in the same way Shuckle does(excellent Defenses, terrible HP), but not as much. And, unlike Shuckle, it can actually be a good Tank, with its two immunities and ability to block Rapid Spin.

Dusclops IMO =/

~*CB*~
The 8th Champion​

 

[Grass Guardian]

Dusclops>Gengar by far. Dusclops can beat Gengar by dwindeling his HP with Wil-o-wisp while Shadow Punching away. Gengar can't do much to get passed Clop's awesome defenses.

 

[Dean]

I think Gengar is better. I dunno why, i just like him better

 

[Pokemon4Ever]

I like Gengar much better than Dusclops because Dusclops isn't very powerful and Gengar can use good moves.

 

[EmberGryphon]

I like gengar. Because I'm oldschool, and with a few exceptions, I'm just closer to the older, Kanto pokémon.
Whoever said haunter is better was right, though.

 

[RisenJade DragonKnightGT]

gengar dusclops is really just a annoyance with reallly high defenses

 

[Infinite Master Sceptile]

Gengar, because its appearance is really cool. It may not be the most original, but it sure looks evil.
Dusclops, however, is just ugly. Its one eye creeps me out, which is the last thing I want a Pokemon to do.