Introduction
This Pokémon Fusion Calculator lets you pick any two Pokémon and combine them into one. It shows you the fused stats, types, abilities, and even a sprite of what the fusion looks like. The tool uses the same math as Pokémon Infinite Fusion, the popular fan game where you can merge any two Pokémon together. For an even deeper dive into fusion mechanics, check out our dedicated Pokémon Infinite Fusion Calculator.
Here is how it works. One Pokémon gives the head, and the other gives the body. The head controls HP, Sp. Atk, and Sp. Def. The body controls Attack, Defense, and Speed. The fused typing comes from the head's first type and the body's second type. You get two fusion results each time because you can swap which Pokémon is the head and which is the body.
You can search by name or Pokédex number, filter by generation, or hit Randomize to try a surprise combo. The Find Fusion Match button picks partners with the best type synergy for your chosen Pokémon. A stat radar chart and a step-by-step breakdown show you exactly how each fused stat is calculated, so you can plan the strongest teams for your next playthrough.
How to Use Our Pokémon Fusion Calculator
Pick two Pokémon and this calculator will fuse them together. It shows you the fused name, typing, base stats, abilities, and type matchups for both fusion directions.
Sprite Style: Choose how the fused sprite looks. Pick Custom for community-made fusion art, Autogenerated for an auto-composite of head and body sprites, or Shiny for shiny-colored sprites. Curious about the odds of finding a shiny in the official games? Try our Shiny Odds Calculator.
Pokémon A: Type a Pokémon name or Pokédex number into the first search box. This Pokémon acts as the head in the first fusion and the body in the second.
Generation Filter A: Use the dropdown next to the search box to narrow your choices to a specific generation, or leave it on "All Generations" to see every Pokémon.
Pokémon B: Type a second Pokémon name or Pokédex number into the second search box. This one acts as the body in the first fusion and the head in the second.
Generation Filter B: Use this dropdown to filter the second slot by generation if you want.
Randomize Buttons: Click Randomize A, Randomize B, or Randomize Both to fill one or both slots with a random Pokémon from the selected generation.
Swap A ↔ B: Click this button to switch the two Pokémon between slots. This flips which one is the head and which is the body.
Find Fusion Match: Fill one slot and leave the other empty, then click this button. The calculator will suggest three partner Pokémon with the best type synergy. To understand exactly how types interact on defense and offense, our Pokémon Type Calculator breaks down every matchup.
Calculate Fusion: Press this button to run the fusion. You will get two result cards (A+B and B+A), a radar chart comparing base stats, and a step-by-step breakdown of how every fused stat was calculated.
Reset: Click this button to clear both slots and all results so you can start over.
What Is Pokémon Fusion?
Pokémon Fusion is a fan-made concept where two Pokémon are combined into one brand-new creature. The fused Pokémon gets a mixed name, blended stats, and a new type combination based on the two originals. It first became popular through online generators and fan art, and later gained a massive following thanks to the fan game Pokémon Infinite Fusion. If you want to explore the full scope of that game's mechanics, our Pokémon Infinite Fusion Calculator covers everything in detail.
How Pokémon Fusion Works
Every fusion has a head Pokémon and a body Pokémon. The head determines the first type and contributes more to HP, Special Attack, and Special Defense. The body determines the second type and contributes more to Attack, Defense, and Speed. Abilities can come from either the head or the body. This means fusing Charizard + Blastoise gives a different result than Blastoise + Charizard. Order matters. Once you know a fusion's stats, you can use our Pokémon Damage Calculator to see how much damage it deals in battle, or check its individual values with the Pokémon IV Calculator.
Why Trainers Love Fusing Pokémon
Fusion lets you create Pokémon with type combinations and stat spreads that don't exist in the official games. You can patch a Pokémon's weaknesses, stack its strengths, or just make something that looks cool. For example, fusing a Fire-type with a Water-type can remove common weaknesses and create a more balanced fighter. Use our Pokémon Type Calculator to map out exactly which weaknesses and resistances a given type combo carries. With over 200,000 possible fusion pairs in Pokémon Infinite Fusion, there is always something new to try. If you enjoy creature-merging mechanics in other games, our Palworld Breeding Calculator offers a similar experience for Palworld.
Fused Stats and Typing Explained
The fused base stats use a weighted average. Stats tied to the head (HP, Sp. Atk, Sp. Def) count the head's value twice and the body's once, then divide by three. Stats tied to the body (Attack, Defense, Speed) do the opposite. If you want to explore weighted averages in more depth, our Weighted Average Calculator walks through the general formula. The fused typing takes the head's primary type as Type 1 and the body's secondary type as Type 2. If the body only has one type, that type becomes Type 2 instead. To see exact stat values at any level after fusion, plug your numbers into our Pokémon Stat Calculator, and to figure out whether you can reliably catch a fusion in the wild, try the Pokémon Catch Rate Calculator.