Temtem is an early access game that's winning over a lot of players by providing a very Pokémon-like MMO experience. But even though the core gameplay revolves around capturing critters, Temtem carries some key differences. Its breeding system works differently, its NPCs actually know how to fight, and all of the creatures are brand new. Mostly. A lot of them play the same roles as certain Pokémon. 𓆏Take Ganki, for example, wh🐲o seems to be the Pikachu of .
Ganki is an adorable Electric-type Temtem with little dots on its cheeks. It only evolves once. Ganki's name is derived from the Japanese words for "moth" and "electric current," much like Pikachu is derived from the Japanese sounds for a mouse squeak and thunder. Ganki does differ from Pikachu, though, in that it's modeled after bugs instead of a mouse. Even though it's not quite Pikachu, Ganki is still sure to be popular among Temtem players. S🌞o let's get into how to find it and 🐭evolve it.
Where Ganki Can Be Found
Fortunately for those who like the cut of Ganki's jib, the little 🐭guy is a commo🥂n Temtem. It's available in two places on the first island Deniz, and spawns frequently. Players can catch level five to eight Ganki early on in the grass of Thalassian Cliffs. If you'd rather wait a little, they can also be found on all upper floors of the Windward Fort at levels 11-16.
How To Evolve Ganki Into Gazuma
Leveling is one area in which Temtem breaks the Pokémon mold. Most Temtem don't evolve at specific levels. Instead, the player has to level a Temtem a certain🔯 amount of times before it will evolve. In Ganki's case, it has to be leveled up 27 times before it will evolve into Gazuma. That's no matter what level you catch it at. A level five Ganki will evolve at level 32, and a level 11 one will evolve at level 38.
What Ganki/Gazuma Do In Battle
Battle is another place where Ganki drastically differs from Pikachu. Whereas the Pokémon is a speedy attacker, Ganki and its evolution Gazuma are . Gazuma's best stat is its Special Defense, followed by Special Attack. It's a dual-t💯ype with Wind and Electric-types. This combination increases its tankiness further, making it vulnerable to only the Crystal type.
Gazuna learns a lot of buff, debuff, and status moves. This makes i🌜t a⛄ great support for your team, leaving the damage dealing to a partner Temtem.