A Pokemon Infinite Fusion Fusionlocke (2024)

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[*]Fusions won't appear in the wild until after Mt. Moon.[*]When Fusing two pokemon, the first pokémon you select will become the body, and the second will become the head.[*]The first selected pokemon's information (IVs, nature, trainer ID, etc., but not ability) will be inherited.[*]The Fusion's total exp will be the same as the First Selected pokemon's exp, rounded down to the nearest level. Each fusion uses the fastest exp progression, so having the same exp total may result in a higher level pokemon. Exception: A Fusion will not be lower level than either of its halves.[*]Fusions can have only the first Ability of either of its halves (A Rattata/Rhyhorn could have Run Away or Lightningrod, but never Guts or Rock Head). You Choose what Ability the Fusion will get.[*]A Fusion learns all of the moves either half would learn, according to the Black/White movesets (notably, unfused pokémon use the Black2/White2 movesets). Some Fairy-types have Fairy attacks added to their movepools, and the Starters all use their 3rd gen movesets instead when they are part of a fusion.[*]A Fusion evolves according to each half's evolutionary method. A Caterpie/Jigglypuff will evolve into Metapod/Jigglypuff at lv7, or into Caterpie/Wigglytuff with a Moon Stone. A Kakuna/Metapod will evolve into Beedrill/Butterfree at lv10.[*]A Fusion's elements are the Head's first element and the Body's second element. EXAMPLE: Zubat is Poison/Flying. Any fusion with Zubat's head (err, mouth) will be part Poison. Any fusion with Zubat's body will be part Flying. A Zubat's head on a Grimer's body would be pure Poison.[*]Exceptions to the above: The Starters and their evolutions always use their primary element; Geodude and its family, as well as Onix, are treated as pure Rock; Gastly and its line are treated as pure Ghost; Scyther is treated as pure Bug; Gyarados is treated as pure Water; Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres all use their primary element; and Dragonite is treated as pure Dragon. These all still retain their regular elements when unfused. Normal/Flying types are treated as pure Flying.[*]Further Exception: The body will provide its first element instead of its second IF the head is already providing that element (Example: Grimer/Oddish is Poison/Grass. Oddish normally provides Poison as a body, but Grimer already provides Poison, so Oddish instead provides its primary type, Grass).[*]A Fusion's base stats are based on a weighted average of both halves, as follows (There is no longer a 25% boost).
(2/3)xBody + (1/3)xHead for Atk, Def, and Spd
(2/3)xHead + (1/3)xBody for HP, Sp.Atk, and Sp.Def
This means that a pokemon with high Atk, Def, and Spd will make a more effective body than head.[*]Items that provide bonuses to specific pokémon (Pikachu's Light Ball, Marowak's Thick Club, etc.) can be used by fusions IF that pokémon is the body of the fusion.

[*]pokemon that faint are dead.[*]catch only the 1. pokemon on each route.[*]no nickname rule because to fusions make up cool names.[*]pokemon must be fused if possible. only exception is your starter, you choose when and with what pokemon to fuse it.[*]as soon as you have a full team of fused mons you dont need to fuse them right away, pokemon in the pc can be fused with any other pokemon there.[*]you can change up your party at any time but pokemon you put into your party need to be fused ones.

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