Look at the Pokémon Unite Twitter account’s request for feedback, or some choice gameplay clips on the game’s subreddit, and you’ll find loads of players grumpy about the overpowered state of Gengar, everyone’s favorite ghost Pokémon.

In the same way that the Beatles have got a feeling and Moria has a cave troll, Pokémon Unite has a Gengar problem.

I’ve seen matches where my team is doing quite well in the early game, only for the enemy Gengar to come online and absolutely steamroll our squad.

With Pokémon Unite being such a friendly MOBA for new players, Gengar works as a neat lesson for folks trying the genre for the first time.

It’s a crucial lesson to teach new players, and Gengar has the perfect giant, shit-eating grin to teach it