Exact sprite
A code always loads the same Head and Body, so the sprite is identical for everyone.
Fusion share codes
Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes
Share any fusion with a short code.
Result
Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes are short codes that save and share a fusion. Every fusion of the 1,025 Pokémon has a code made of its National Dex numbers, such as PFG-006-094 for Charizard × Gengar. Paste a code to load the same fusion on any device.
- Short and exact: a code points to one Head and Body pair.
- Works everywhere: codes paste into chats, comments and notes.
- Always free: codes never expire and unlock nothing to buy.
- Sharing: post a code on Reddit or Discord instead of a long link.
- Team notes: save codes for a planned Infinite Fusion team.
- Challenges: share a code and ask friends to guess the parents.
- Lists: keep a list of favourite fusion codes.
- Decoder: paste PFG-006-094, 6-94, 6.94 or a #fuse= link.
- Encoder: pick 2 or 3 Pokémon to build a code.
- Breakdown: what each number in the code means.
- Share: copy the code or a link to the fusion.
- 1,050,625Possible fusions
- 1,025Pokémon species
- 0Downloads needed
Charizard
GengarFusionCharigar
Code encoder and decoder
Decode or Create a Pokemon Fusion Code
To decode a Pokemon fusion code, paste it and press Decode; to create one, pick two or three Pokémon and press Encode. The calculator shows the fusion and what each part of the code means.
Paste or pick
Paste a code such as PFG-006-094, or pick Pokémon to encode.
Decode or encode
Decode reads the code; Encode builds a new code.
Copy and share
Copy the code or a link that opens the same fusion.
Fusion code format
How Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes Work
Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes work in 3 parts: the PFG prefix, the Head's National Dex number and the Body's National Dex number. PFG-006-094 means Head #6 Charizard and Body #94 Gengar, and triple fusions add a third number.
Are these redeem codes?
No. Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes are share codes for fusions on this site. They are not redeem codes for any game, and the generator has nothing to unlock: every fusion is free.
Popular fusion codes
Popular Pokemon Fusion Codes
Popular Pokemon fusion codes fall into 4 groups: classic Kanto codes, legendary codes, starter codes and fan-favourite codes. Each card opens the fusion behind its code.
Kanto codes use 3-digit numbers from #001 to #151, such as PFG-006-094.
Legendary codes point to fusions of box-art legendaries.
Starter codes fuse first partners from different regions.
Fan-favourite codes cover fusions such as Gengar × Umbreon and Lucario × Greninja.
Fusion code tool
Pokemon Fusion Code Features
Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes have 6 features: exact sprites, exact stats, exact types, fusion names, flexible formats and private loading.
Exact stats
The 6 base stats behind a code never change for the same pair.
Exact types
A code keeps the Head's first type and the Body's second type.
Name with the code
The decoder shows the fusion name, both parents and their generations.
Decode and encode
Turn a code into a fusion, or a fusion into a code, with a part-by-part breakdown.
Private loading
Codes load fusions in your browser with no account.
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Charigar
firepoison
HP72
Attack71
Defense66
Sp. Atk116
Sp. Def81
Speed106
Total512
Code finder by type
Find Fusion Codes by Type
To find fusion codes by type, choose 2 types below. Tap any result to load the fusion and its code.
3,342 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.
Code number guide
Fusion Code Numbers by Generation
Fusion code numbers are National Dex numbers: choose a generation below to see its number range, from #0001–#0151 in Gen I to #0906–#1025 in Gen IX.
New Pokémon species per generation
Generation I · 1996
Pokémon Red and Blue
- Platform
- Game Boy
- National Dex
- #0001–#0151
- New species
- 151
- Total species
- 151
- Possible fusions
- 22,801
✓ Available in this generator
Generation II · 1999
Pokémon Gold and Silver
- Platform
- Game Boy Color
- National Dex
- #0152–#0251
- New species
- 100
- Total species
- 251
- Possible fusions
- 63,001
✓ Available in this generator
Generation III · 2002
Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire
- Platform
- Game Boy Advance
- National Dex
- #0252–#0386
- New species
- 135
- Total species
- 386
- Possible fusions
- 148,996
✓ Available in this generator
Generation IV · 2006
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
- Platform
- Nintendo DS
- National Dex
- #0387–#0493
- New species
- 107
- Total species
- 493
- Possible fusions
- 243,049
✓ Available in this generator
Generation V · 2010
Pokémon Black and White
- Platform
- Nintendo DS
- National Dex
- #0494–#0649
- New species
- 156
- Total species
- 649
- Possible fusions
- 421,201
✓ Available in this generator
Generation VI · 2013
Pokémon X and Y
- Platform
- Nintendo 3DS
- National Dex
- #0650–#0721
- New species
- 72
- Total species
- 721
- Possible fusions
- 519,841
✓ Available in this generator
Generation VII · 2016
Pokémon Sun and Moon
- Platform
- Nintendo 3DS
- National Dex
- #0722–#0809
- New species
- 88
- Total species
- 809
- Possible fusions
- 654,481
✓ Available in this generator
Generation VIII · 2019
Pokémon Sword and Shield
- Platform
- Nintendo Switch
- National Dex
- #0810–#0905
- New species
- 96
- Total species
- 905
- Possible fusions
- 819,025
✓ Available in this generator
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
| 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.
Fusion codes FAQ
Pokemon Fusion Generator Codes FAQ
What are Pokemon Fusion Generator codes?
Pokemon Fusion Generator codes are short share codes made of the Head and Body National Dex numbers, such as PFG-006-094 for Charizard × Gengar.
How do I use a fusion code?
To use a fusion code, paste it into the Fusion code box and press Decode. The calculator shows the same Head and Body fusion instantly.
Do fusion codes expire?
No, fusion codes never expire, since each code is built from fixed National Dex numbers.
Are these redeem codes for a game?
No, Pokemon Fusion Generator codes are not redeem codes and unlock no items. They only save and share fusions on this site, which is free.
Which code formats work?
The decoder accepts 4 formats: PFG-006-094, 6-94, Infinite Fusion-style 6.94 and links ending in #fuse=6-94.