Getting a Garchomp in Garchomp Pokemon Infinite Fusion takes a little patience, but it is one of the most rewarding projects in the game. Garchomp is a Dragon/Ground-type pseudo-legendary with a base stat total of 600, 130 Attack, and 102 Speed — and it becomes even scarier once you start fusing it. This complete guide…
Looking for the ultimate Machamp Pokemon Infinite Fusion guide? You found it. Machamp is one of the hardest-hitting physical attackers in the entire game, and getting one is easier than most players think — Machoke evolves at level 40 with zero trading required. In this guide, you will learn exactly where to catch Machop, how…
Alakazam is one of the fastest and hardest-hitting special attackers you can add to your team in Alakazam Pokemon Infinite Fusion. With a base Special Attack of 135 and base Speed of 120, the Psi Pokemon turns into an even bigger threat once you start fusing it. This complete guide covers how to get Alakazam…
Snorlax is the single best special-defense wall in Pokémon Infinite Fusion. With a massive 160 base HP, 110 base Special Defense, and an Attack stat that lets it hit back with genuine force, Snorlax walls almost every special attacker in the game while threatening to sweep with Curse or Belly Drum. This snorlax guide pokemon…
Few Pokémon in any game make an entrance like Gyarados. It starts as the floppy, useless Magikarp everyone laughs at, then explodes into a rampaging sea serpent with 125 base Attack, the Intimidate ability, and one of the most reliable Dragon Dance sweeps in the franchise. This Gyarados Infinite Fusion guide covers everything you need:…
Want a Pokémon that tanks hits, spreads status, heals itself, and still hits like a truck? That is Venusaur in Pokémon Infinite Fusion. The Grass/Poison starter has been a competitive staple for decades, and in Infinite Fusion it is even better: 100/100 defenses with 100 Special Attack, the best status movepool of any starter, a…
Every great team needs a wall — something that takes hits, shrugs them off, and hits back hard enough to matter. Blastoise has been that Pokémon since 1996, and in Pokémon Infinite Fusion it fills the role even better: a bulky Water-type with real offensive presence, an elite special movepool, Rapid Spin utility, and one…
Few Pokémon earn their reputation on every possible front. Lucario is fast enough to outspeed most of the story, hits hard from both the physical and special sides, has one of the best defensive typings in the game, and — crucially for Pokémon Infinite Fusion — inherits its moves and abilities onto any fusion that…
Mewtwo is the strongest Pokémon you can catch in Pokémon Infinite Fusion’s main storyline — a 680-base-stat Psychic juggernaut waiting at the bottom of Cerulean Cave for any trainer strong enough to reach it. In version 6.7.2 it remains the definitive special attacker of the game: 154 Special Attack, 130 Speed, and a coverage movepool…
Few Pokémon carry as much weight in Pokémon Infinite Fusion as Dragonite. It is the original pseudo-legendary — the orange, winged dragon that Lance rode into legend — and in version 6.7.2 it is still one of the most rewarding Pokémon you can put on a team. With a 600 base stat total, the incredible…