Fusions and Collection

## Fusions

When two characters of the same tier reach their fusion level requirement, as stated in Training or Team, they can be fused in the Fusion tab.

Fused characters will be a tier higher most of the time (with the exception of Hybrids/Amorphous, that are created by fusing a human and a monster). And will inherit some of the stats, skills and skill points from parents. This means fused monsters and humans are always stronger than regular recruited ones.

After applying the desired filters, some fusion candidates will appear in the list. If level requirement is not yet met, the required levels before fusing will be stated there.

The first fusion candidate is usually the most similar to the parents, that means, if you fuse 2 characters of the same family, it's more likely to be the next monster in the family, a tier higher. The other two fusion candidates are more random, you can get different families this way.

When fusing two humans, the results are similar, but only humans will appear as candidates. Humans cannot be fused after tier A, unless you want hybrids.

Hybrids follow a different fusing mechanism, parents don't necessarily need to be in the same tier, but only two results will appear per fusion, usually the "average tier" and a tier lower. Be careful when fusing hybrids, as they have less stats and are near useless in Battle! The main purpose of hybrids, besides filling the Collection, is turning humans into monsters by using them as the middle product, to make monsters learn human-only skills.

Before fusing, a tooltip will appear, comparing both parent classes and the resulting child. Stats will be colored based on what stats from the child is the highest (green) and what stats are weak (red). An arrow indicates this particular stat is higher than both of its parents.

Learnt skills are also shown in the tooltip, if one of the parents don't know the skill, or the child will forget it after fusion, "---" will be displayed instead of the skill level. To prevent children from forgetting skills, make sure at least one of the parents has some levels in the desired skill before fusing.

Right before confirming the fusion, a popup will appear, showing detailed stats. This "Base Stats" refer to the stats the character will have at level 10, provided you didn't spend any SKP. It's a good way to measure how strong or weak compared to the parents the character will be. Keep in mind that, even if stats here don't show as good, a character of a higher tier (except hybrids) is directly better than a lower tier one.

If you just want to fusion your characters without the confirmation popup, shift+click the desired result, or use the Fusion All button. (Be careful when using that button, make sure you have filtered out characters you don't want first, like Hybrids)

## Collection

To the right in the Fusion menu, you will see the Collection. Every time a new character is recruited or fused, it appears in the collection.

After adding characters to the collection, it's possible to know more stuff about them, like how to obtain certain characters of the same family. Some characters cannot be obtained through fusion (notably, most F-tier humans/monsters, Time Element characters, and Mysterious Goo), and others cannot be recruited (Hybrids, Time Element characters and Mysterious Goo). Everyone else will have a "how to obtain" section in the tooltip, provided you have enough characters in collection unlocked.

The character graphic will appear black in the fusion candidate list, if it has not been unlocked yet. After fusion or recruit, the respective Collection entry will be unlocked.