Gengar
Gengar — the mischievous Ghost/Poison-type Pokémon. 16x16 hard pattern with 7 colors.
Materials Needed
256 beads total · 7 colorsBackground: Gengar
Gengar is a Ghost/Poison-type Pokémon (Pokédex #94) and one of the most iconic Ghost-types in the franchise. Evolving from Haunter when traded, Gengar is known for its mischievous nature — it hides in shadows, mimics human voices to lure victims, and claims to be from another dimension. First appearing in Pokémon Red & Green (1996), Gengar's design — a dark purple blob with pointed ears, glowing red eyes, and a sinister grin — has made it a fan favorite. In Super Smash Bros., Gengar is a Poké Ball summon, and it plays a prominent role in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon.
Design Notes: 16×16 Pixel Composition
This 16×16 grid (256 beads) uses 7 colors to capture Gengar's shadowy silhouette. Dark purple dominates the body, with lighter purple for depth, red for the glowing eyes, white for teeth and highlights, and touches of pink and light purple. The pointed ears, rounded body, and wide sinister grin with visible teeth are the three most important elements. The eyes should glow red against the dark body. Hard difficulty — the gradient between dark and light purple requires careful attention.