Pokemon Infinite Fusion Calculator

Pokemon Infinite Fusion Calculator

The Pokemon Infinite Fusion Calculator helps you combine any two Pokemon and compare both possible fusion orders before using them in the game. It brings the most useful fusion details together in one place, including base stats, typing, abilities, moves, weaknesses, resistances and available custom sprites.

What the Pokémon Infinite Fusion Calculator does

Pokémon Infinite Fusion is a fan-made game that lets you fuse any two Pokémon into a new one. Every pairing works in two directions, and each direction is a different Pokémon with its own stats, typing and sprite. That adds up to a huge number of possible fusions, far too many to test in-game.

This Pokemon Infinite Fusion Calculator lets you plan a fusion before you spend your DNA Splicers. Choose any head and body Pokemon and you get both fusion results side by side, with:

• Fused base stats, with the gain or loss against each parent
• Fusion typing worked out with the game’s head and body rules
• Abilities the fusion can have, with descriptions
• The full move pool from both parents, sorted by how each move is learned
• Weaknesses, resistances and immunities for the fused typing
• Custom fusion sprites drawn by the community, with the artist credited

How to use the fusion calculator

1. Pick the head Pokémon. It sets the fusion’s primary type, most of its HP and special stats, and the face of the sprite.
2. Pick the body Pokémon. It sets the secondary type, most of the physical stats and Speed, and the body shape.
3. Press Fuse. The console opens up to show both fusions: your chosen order and the reverse order. Not sure what to try? Press Random to fuse two random Pokémon.
4. Compare the two results. Check stats, types and weaknesses, then use Swap to flip the head and body if the reverse order looks better.
5. Open the moves tabs to see every move the fusion can learn before you commit to it in your game.

You can also use the console buttons: the D-pad steps through the head list (up and down) and the body list (left and right), A fuses, B swaps, and Random instantly fuses two random Pokémon.

How Infinite Fusion calculates fused stats

A fusion does not simply average its parents. Each stat leans towards one parent: the head controls the special side and HP, while the body controls the physical side and Speed.

Head-weighted stat = (2 × head + body) ÷ 3
Body-weighted stat = (2 × body + head) ÷ 3

This is why the same two Pokémon can make a strong fusion in one order and a weak one in the other. A slow, powerful special attacker makes a good head, while a fast physical attacker makes a good body.

How fusion typing works

A fused Pokémon takes its primary type from the head and its secondary type from the body. If the body has only one type, that type is used. If the body’s type would repeat the head’s type, the fusion takes the body’s other type instead when it has one, so the fusion keeps two different types wherever possible.

A few Pokémon follow special typing rules. The best known are Normal/Flying Pokémon, which pass on their Flying type. The calculator applies these rules for you, so the typing and weakness chart you see match what you will get in the game.

Head or body: choosing the right order

Before fusing, ask what you want the fusion to do in battle.

• Special attacker or tank: put the Pokémon with high Special Attack, Special Defense or HP in the head slot.
• Physical attacker or sweeper: put the Pokémon with high Attack, Defense or Speed in the body slot.
• Typing first: if you need a specific type combination, choose the order that gives it, then check the weakness chart.
• Abilities and moves: compare the ability list and move tabs for both orders. A great ability or move can outweigh a small stat loss.

Custom fusion sprites and artist credits

Many fusions in Infinite Fusion have hand-drawn sprites made by artists from the game’s community. When a custom sprite exists, the calculator shows it along with the artist’s name, and you can switch between alternate sprites where more than one has been drawn. If a combination has no custom sprite yet, you will see a placeholder.