Talk:Pokémon fusion
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I might be stretching the definition a bit and many of these would probably fall into trivia, but these are all Pokemon that I think of that could still count as fusions:
- Weezing is stated to be a fusion of two Koffings
- Vanilluxe is made from two Vannilish melted together
- Dugtrio is said to be "Formed when three Diglett combine."
- Barbaracle is a fusion of sever Binacle
- Zygarde is a fusion of its core and multiple cells
- Original Dragon exists only in legend, but it's a fusion of Kyurem, Reshiram and Zekrom
- Spiritomb is made out of fused spirits
- Basculegion is a fusion of dead Basculin
- Galarian fossils and Type:Null/Silvally are in theory fusions of multiple Pokemon
- Tatsugiri fuses with Dondozo
- Dipplin and Hydrapplin are two and seven wyrms joined in one apple
- Wishiwashi's School Form is a fusion of multiple Wishiwashi
- Melmetal is a combination of multiple Meltan
- Combee can fuse into "wall of Combee"
- Maushold's babies are said to "just appear one day"
- Starmobile is a fusion of Revavroom and two Varoom
- Some Pokemon carry other Pokemon on their body in their arts and are considered a part of it: Matine with Remoraid, Drakloak/Dragapult hold Dreepy, Cramorant has Arrokuda/Pikachu in its beak, Kangaskhan holds a baby.
There's also a few Pokemon that can split and join together again like: Exeggcute, Doublade, Stakataka, Falinks, Probopass, Corviknight, Klang, Klinklang.--Rocket Grunt 11:03, 5 January 2024 (UTC)
- No this is perfect, that means they are meant more examples. More ways to add to the page. will it bigger, maybe but its better to have information or have it been mention in its own seciton.--Jacob9594 (talk) 13:31, 5 January 2024 (UTC)
separating mechanical fusion from "lore" fusions
there is a specific in-game mechanic for fusing two pokemon, that is only used for kyurem, necrozma, and calyrex. i think these should be in a separate category at the top of the page, with the other examples listed afterwards. Crows (talk) 03:53, 28 April 2024 (UTC)
