You may have noticed there was no fusion last week. This is why. Also, same as last time, here are high quality links for each frame: Dill/Mild Dill/Aromatic Cardamom/Savory Cardamom/Pungent Scattermy (Dill/Cardamom) [Bug/Psychic] > Loelia (Dill/Cardamom) [Bug/Fairy] > Flovigade: Mild: Turmeric [Fairy/Psychic] Mild: Rosemary [Fairy/Flying] Aromatic: Ginger [Fairy/Psychic] Aromatic: Basil [Fairy/Flying] Savory: Bay [Bug/Fairy] Savory: […]

Mewatty [Normal/Dark] > Ratland (Mainland) [Normal] || Ratland (Island) [Normal/Dark] #022 – Mewatty are popular pets and highly sought after. They are very intelligent and playful, which can be a handful for unprepared trainers. #023 – Ratland Mainland Ratland tend to have more mild personalities, making them excellent companions for farmers. They can handle a […]

Oddew [Grass/Poison] > Bloomia [Grass/Poison] > Roseiosaur [Grass/Poison] #019 – Oddew bury themselves in the ground as a defense. They’re quite quick on their feet, but tend to fall over. #020 – Bloomia have taste buds in their feet that they use to test the soil around them. They prefer sunny areas with nutrient rich […]

Petitot [Normal/Flying] > Touchellow (Endpin) [Normal/Flying] || Touchellow (Scroll) [Normal/Flying] #017 – Petitot are noisy songbirds, whose shrill voices are often in need to training to sound palatable. They also enjoy making music by pecking trees. #018 – Touchellow Endpin Touchellow sing in high pitched notes. Endpin Touchellow are often used to mimic feminine voices […]

Lilstik [Grass] > Florantle (Laurel) [Grass] || Florantle (Terra) [Grass/Ground] #015 – Lilstik live off the dew and nutrients in the soil. They don’t need much energy however, so they plant the buds around their neck to shed the excess. #016 – Florantle Laurel Florantle are more mobile than their counterpart. They are comfortable on […]

Hoppi [Fairy/Grass] > Skipry [Flying/Grass] > Pluffable [Fairy/Ghost] #012 – Hoppi are flightless, but very light. They’ll toss themselves into the air to float on the breeze for fun. #013 – Skipry become more jaded and lose some of their playful nature. They are much harder to train during this stage. #014 – Pluffable have […]

Kippoli [Water] > Wartoad [Water/Ground] > Toadtoise [Water/Ground] #009 – Kippoli‘s mouth-guard protects their face, but prevents them from making a sound. They are skittish, but listening to music calms them. #010 – Wartoad are known for their beautiful singing voices. While they are fairly gentle Pokemon, it is not advised to approach a chorus […]

Pipdile [Water] > Nawndier [Water] > Gatorrent [Water/Steel] #006 – Pipdile are incredibly friendly and make excellent starters for that reason. But they sometimes underestimate their bite strength, so be careful! #007 – Nawndier are lethargic most of the time, but when motivated can outspeed most watercraft and bite through metal. #008 – Gatorrent are […]

Magimp [Fire] > Foxenite [Fire/Fighting] > Infernortar [Fire/Psychic] #003 – Magimp are mischievous and high energy Pokemon. They are one of the harder starters to train, but are an excellent partner if trained right. #004 – Foxenite can be trained for both physical or magical combat, but struggle to connect with their more mystical powers. […]

Welcome back to the second generation of the Pokemon Bracket Fusion Project! We’ve got fusions of fusions and a snazzy template (that’ll look nicer than me just using a random sized canvas, lol). But without further ado, the dex info! Panivy [Grass] > Sageladin (Wisdom) [Grass] || Sageladin (Strength) [Grass/Fighting] #001 – Panivy are intelligent […]