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The wiki (for pc) says you have to scan a certain pulsar.

Avoid sharing star charts as your science ships won’t scan already surveyed systems. If it’s the same thing the only one I’ve seen must have been aggrode because it was going system to system randomly attacking things and must have eventually been killed by somebody I don’t think I ever killed it.
 

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Does anyone know how the wraith spawns? I've played about a dozen games since leviathans and still haven't seen one

To add to what Blorg Federation Member said.

1.) Every Leviathan has a % chance to appear in a galaxy which grows the larger a galaxy is.
I think for the maximum galaxy size in the console version it's around 60%.

2.) The spectral wraith is initially hidden in a random pulsar. Any empire that scans this pulsar (even the AI) will trigger the countdown for the wraith.

3.) Once the countdown is triggered, it will spawn once that hits 0. Since the wraith is one of the few mobile leviathans there is a chance it might wander into your empire even though you never triggered it, but it might also wander into a fallen empire and get killed.