Pokémon Fusion

Pokémon Fusion is a gimmick implemented in Marina's version of Generation VII, though the idea was properly introduced in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, exclusively with Kyurem to be fused with Reshiram or Zekrom.
To fuse Pokémon, the player must use the DNA Splicers to combine two Pokémon within their party. Only a select amount of Pokémon can partake in Pokémon Fusion. No Fusion Pokémon are known to have a Mega Evolution. The concept has only been implemented on Pokémon in their final stage. The process usually tends to take place in Pokémon of similar species.
==Usage==
 To fuse two Pokémon, the player must simply go to the key items section of their inventory and use the DNA Splicers. After usage, the player must choose the primary Pokémon (it must be chosen first), then choose the Pokémon they wish to fuse it with. This is shown canonically in the main series games with Kyurem and its potential fusions.
Upon fusion, a new forme of the primary Pokémon is created—having attributes of both the primary and secondary Pokémon. After fusion, the Pokémon may gain potential boosts in many of its stats, as well as the ability to learn new moves which were not formerly possible in the Pokémon's original moveset. Many fusion Pokémon gain new types or have a changed type to fit their new forme.
Some fusion Pokémon gain new abilities which favor their new form better. For balance, fusion Pokémon are not able to have held items.
==List of Fusions==
===Official===
Primary Pokémon	Secondary Pokémon	Result
#646 Kyurem // 	#643 Reshiram // 	#646 White Kyurem //
#646 Kyurem // 	#644 Zekrom // 	#646 Black Kyurem //
===Fanon===
Primary Pokémon 	Secondary Pokémon	Result
#282 Gardevoir //	#576 Gothitelle 	#282 Gothic Gardevoir //
#675 Pangoro // 	#614 Beartic 	#675 Arctic Pangoro //
#620 Mienshao 	#026 Raichu 	#620 Lightning Mienshao //
#448 Lucario // 	#571 Zoroark 	#448 Illusive Lucario //
#196 Espeon 	#197 Umbreon 	#196 Lunar Espeon //
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