Cross-generation fusions

Infinite Fusion Mixed Generation

Fuse Pokémon from different generations.

Result

An Infinite Fusion Mixed Generation generator fuses a Pokémon from one generation with a Pokémon from another. Pick a generation for the Head and one for the Body, set how many fusions you want and an optional type, and roll random cross-generation fusions from all 1,025 Pokémon.

Two generation menus: one for the Head and one for the Body.
Random rolls: up to 12 fusions per roll.
Full range: 9 generations and 1,025 Pokémon.

Choose two generations How it works

1,050,625Possible fusions
1,025Pokémon species
0Downloads needed

Charizard

Meowscarada

FusionCharicarada

Cross-generation roller

Roll Mixed Generation Fusions

To roll mixed generation fusions, choose a generation for the Head, a generation for the Body, how many fusions you want and an optional type. The calculator returns random cross-generation fusions.

Choose two generations
Pick any of the 9 generations for the Head and the Body.
Set count and type
Roll 3 to 12 fusions, with an optional type filter.
Roll the fusions
See every fusion with its sprite, types and base stat total.

Mixed generation rules

How the Mixed Generation Fusion Generator Works

The mixed generation roller works in 2 layers: each generation menu limits the random picks to that generation's National Dex range, and the 4 fusion steps then combine each Head and Body as usual.

Fusion stats formula

The 6 base stats of a fusion take two thirds (67%) from the leading parent and one third (33%) from the other parent. Hit Points (HP), Special Attack (Sp. Atk) and Special Defense (Sp. Def) lean toward the Head. Attack, Defense and Speed lean toward the Body.

67%33%

Attack

33%67%

Defense

33%67%

Sp. Atk

67%33%

Sp. Def

67%33%

Speed

33%67%

From HeadFrom Body

Share of each base stat taken from the Head and Body Pokémon.
Base stat	Led by	From Head	From Body
HP	Head	67%	33%
Attack	Body	33%	67%
Defense	Body	33%	67%
Sp. Atk	Head	67%	33%
Sp. Def	Head	67%	33%
Speed	Body	33%	67%

Mixed generation ideas

Mixed Generation Fusion Ideas

Mixed generation fusion ideas fall into 4 groups: Kanto meets Paldea, cross-region starters, legendary mash-ups and Gen II meets Gen VIII.

Kanto × Paldea fusions pair Gen I classics with Gen IX Pokémon from Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Mixed generation tool

Mixed Generation Fusion Features

The mixed generation generator has 6 features: cross-generation sprites, stat comparison, mixed typing, mixed names, codes and private fusion.

Cross-generation sprites

Old and new artwork styles meet in one recoloured sprite.

Stat comparison

Each fusion card shows the base stat total of the mixed pair.

Mixed typing

Newer types such as Fairy and Steel meet older Pokémon in one type pair.

Mixed names

Names join a Pokémon from one region with a Pokémon from another.

Cross-generation roller

Roll 3 to 12 random fusions of any two generations, with an optional type filter.

Private fusion

Every mixed fusion is created in your browser.

Fusion result card

🔒 Made in your browser

Charicarada

firedark

HP77

Attack101

Defense72

Sp. Atk99

Sp. Def80

Speed115

Total544

Mixed generation type finder

Find Mixed Generation Fusions by Type

To find mixed generation fusions by type, choose 2 types below. The finder checks all 1,050,625 pairs across Gen I–IX and ranks the strongest.

First type (from Head)Second type (from Body)

1,281 fusions match · Top 12 by base stat total

Where fans find more fusion ideas

Reddit and PokéCommunity: fans post fusion requests, sprite edits and Fakemon designs.
Bulbapedia, Serebii and Pokémon Database: reference sites list the base stats and types used to rate a fusion idea.
Pokémon Showdown: the online battle simulator tests the parent Pokémon in real team matches.

Generation guide

Pokémon Generations for Mixed Fusions

Mixed fusions draw from 9 generations: choose a generation below to see its games, platform, release year and National Dex range before you set a slot filter.

New Pokémon species per generation

Generation IX · 2022

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

Platform: Nintendo Switch
National Dex: #0906–#1025
New species: 120
Total species: 1,025
Possible fusions: 1,050,625

✓ Available in this generator

Pokédex size: 1025

1,025 species make 1,050,625 possible fusions (1,025 × 1,025).

Pokémon Generations for Mixed Fusions
Generation	Games	First release	Platform	National Dex	New species	Possible fusions
I	Pokémon Red and Blue	1996	Game Boy	1–151	151	22,801
II	Pokémon Gold and Silver	1999	Game Boy Color	152–251	100	63,001
III	Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire	2002	Game Boy Advance	252–386	135	148,996
IV	Pokémon Diamond and Pearl	2006	Nintendo DS	387–493	107	243,049
V	Pokémon Black and White	2010	Nintendo DS	494–649	156	421,201
VI	Pokémon X and Y	2013	Nintendo 3DS	650–721	72	519,841
VII	Pokémon Sun and Moon	2016	Nintendo 3DS	722–809	88	654,481
VIII	Pokémon Sword and Shield	2019	Nintendo Switch	810–905	96	819,025
IX	Pokémon Scarlet and Violet	2022	Nintendo Switch	906–1025	120	1,050,625

Pokémon Infinite Fusion (PIF), a free fan game for PC, uses a larger fusion dex with every Gen I and Gen II species plus selected later species, and fans have drawn thousands of custom fusion sprites for the game.

Mixed generation FAQ

Infinite Fusion Mixed Generation FAQ

Can you fuse Pokémon from different generations?

Yes, you can fuse any 2 of the 1,025 Pokémon from Gen I to Gen IX, and the roller picks each parent from the generation you choose.

How do the generation menus work?

Each generation menu limits the roller to one generation's National Dex range. Gen V, for example, covers #0494 Victini to #0649 Genesect.

Does Pokémon Infinite Fusion mix generations?

Yes, Pokémon Infinite Fusion mixes Gen I and Gen II Pokémon with selected later species. This generator extends mixing to all 9 generations.

What is a good mixed generation fusion?

A good mixed generation fusion pairs parents with contrasting colours and complementary stats, such as Charizard (Gen I) with Meowscarada (Gen IX).

How many mixed generation fusions are there?

There are 1,050,625 fusions across all 9 generations, and most of them pair Pokémon from 2 different generations.