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Doctor Moribundus

*This article is about the novel. You may be looking for Doctor Moribundus (Character).*

## Basics

Doctor Moribundus is the second in the five Tales from Arcteria Books. This chronicles the life and times and the adventures of Doctor Moribundus himself, from his very late and very odd birth, to the celebration of his 21st birthday, to the day of publishing!

## Plot

**SPOILERS**

Lucifer Moribundus is born on Halloween, very late.
Lavender Town

**Lavender Town** can be accessed from the North by Route 10 (After Rock Tunnel), the West by Route 8, and the South by Route 12.

The main attraction of this town is the Pokémon Tower.

## Pokémon

### Lavender Town

 \* Catch Rate influences how difficult a Pokémon is to catch. Higher numbers are easier.

### Hidden Tomb

 \* Catch Rate influences how difficult a Pokémon is to catch. Higher numbers are easier.

## Trivia

*Inspecting the picture next to the Name Rater gives a hint on what is a perfect nickname.*

The quest's hint to event the hidden tomb is: "*...the bell in Lavender Town reveal its secret if one rings it at night, **when the time is right**.*"

## Modern Mode

### Pokémon

#### Hidden Tomb

 \* Catch Rate influences how difficult a Pokémon is to catch. Higher numbers are easier.
DemIce's endgame mode

The endgame mode is a special challenge that was created by Reborn Forums user DemIce.

## Availability and Official Links

It debuted as a standalone mod for Pokémon Infinite Fusion and was integrated into the game in version 4.5 before being removed in version 5.0.

Following its removal, the standalone mod has been updated to work with version 5.3.1+, and has also been integrated into Kuray's PIF Revamp mod as of version 0.8.1.

It is unlocked after defeating the Elite 4's hardest difficulty and is intended to be the ultimate challenge for hardcore players.

## The Challenge

The challenge mode replaces the teams of several characters with teams that were specially designed to be extra-challenging. The challenge is divided in three parts: the Elite 4, the Gym Leader rematches, and the Gold battle. In total, this adds up to 22 individual trainers. Defeating each of these parts earns you an Emblem, ranging from Bronze to Gold. Collecting all three emblems unlocks the game's Debug mode.

The teams in Challenge mode consist of 6 Pokémon whose levels are equal to the highest of the player's party, including several legendaries. They use competitive movesets with enhanced AI, and are designed to be as difficult to beat as possible. Using items in battles is prohibited while Challenge mode is activated. Damaging moves have a small accuracy boost. Set mode is forced.

## How To Unlock

To unlock the challenge mode, the player must defeat the Elite 4 after defeating every Gym Leader rematches.

After doing so, the player will receive an invitation by an unknown sender to a secret battling club at the Pokémon League. Upon meeting him at the Pokémon League's entrance, he will challenge the player to a battle. If the player manages to defeat, he will hand out Dem's Badge.

Dem's Badge can then be used to turn challenge mode on and off.
Horde

In Verbund ab vier sind die Schwärmer eine ernstzunehmende Bedrohung. Im Spiel gibt es bis zu 40 verschiedene Horden. Jede von ihnen hat ihr eigenes Territorium, ihre eigenen Futter-und Wasserstellen und ihre eigenen Plätze um zu überwintern. Tagsüber hält sich eine Horde in Höhlen versteckt, bei Kälte und bei Nacht sind die Freaker stärker und schneller und werden so zu einer noch größeren Gefahr.

Auf der Reise von Deacon trifft der Spieler teilweise auf Horden von 50 bis zu 500 Freakern. Eine sehr große Horde verhält sich wie ein großer, einziger Organismus, was für besonders dynamische Situationen und Kämpfe sorgt. Der Spieler kann die besonderen Verhaltensweisen (z.B. Jagd auf Wildtiere) der Horden nutzen um strategisch vorzugehen.
Route 23

Also known as the Northern Kanto Coast, **Route 23** is only accessible after getting Surf, and connects Cerulean Cape to Crimson City.

## Pokémon

### Pokémon Nest

Following the southwestern path, behind some movable boulders is a Pokémon Nest containing a Swablu egg. Taking the egg will lose the player 2 Karma and have a chance of encountering a Level 40 Altaria.

## Trainers

*After defeating Crush Girl Penelope, she will give the player several berries.*

*After defeating Black Belt Mitch, he will give the player two Poké Balls, two Great Balls and an Ultra Ball.*

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

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**Fisherman Hermes:** Seageot *Lv.38*

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**Cool Trainer Jasper:** Lopchamp *Lv.35* / Magnetu *Lv.35* / Glisterra *Lv.35* / Electrnuku *Lv.35*

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**Crush Girl Penelope:** Gransparce *Lv.34* / Ursafisk *Lv.34*

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**Black Belt Mitch:** Cleflurk *Lv.34* / Driflord *Lv.34*

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**Crush Girl Trinity:** Rosefable *Lv.33* / Togecargo *Lv.33* / Krokoron *Lv.33*

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**Swimmer Britney:** Krookpert *Lv.34* / Aerolord *Lv.34*

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**Swimmer Melissa:** Aegilurk *Lv.38*

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**Swimmer Larry:** Gorill *Lv.34* / Volcarow *Lv.34*

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Obtaining Starter Pokémon

In Pokemon Infinite Fusion Version 5.2.1 and above

* (Kanto) Gen 1 Starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle
* (Johto) Gen 2 Starters: Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile
* (Hoenn) Gen 3 Starters: Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip
* (Sinnoh) Gen 4 Starters: Turtwig, Chimchar, Piplup

Steps:

* Go to Route 2 above Viridian City(Giovanni's Gym location), You need to have the Cut HM, Surf HM, and Rock Climb HM, Cut the Tree in between the "Route 2", Right of the 1st Stair where you can see a House, Go Down the path and Enter the Route on the Right
* Which this Route will either be open or you'll need some requirement(Go search it Up), After entering the Route, You'll be at the "Hidden Forest", Climb the Wall using "Rock climb"(Explore), You'll see a path on the "South" of the "Hidden Forest"
* Wall on the Shadow part and turn right, You'll be at "Viridian River", where you'll be needing the Surf HM, at 1st you may not find Any of the starter, so go back into the "Hidden Forest", and go back again to the "Viridian River", if you here a sound like an escaping pokemon, then that's the clue that there's an starter pokemon will spawn as an over-world encounter each time you enter the map.

NOTE: if the Starter pokemon that spawned is not what you want, you can just go back to the "Hidden Forest" and Back to "Viridian Forest" then pokemon will leave and new starter will spawn as an over-world encounter each time you enter the map.

Bonus: You can Find mew in "Viridian River". If the player has at least 10 karma, Mew has a very low chance of appearing as an over-world encounter each time you enter the map.
Pewter City

**Pewter City** is accessed from the South from Route 2 (After the Forest) and to the East from Route 3

This city contains Pewter City's Gym, with **Brock** as it's leader and the Pokémon museum. You can revive your fossils at the museum after you defeat **Lt. Surge** (except the Old Amber).

A scientist in the second floor of the museum will teach your Pokémon **Mud Slap** if you answer his questions right.

Another scientist in the fossil reviving room will teach your Pokémon **Metronome**.

## Pokémon

 \* Catch Rate influences how difficult a Pokémon is to catch. Higher numbers are easier.

## Trainers

### Modern Mode

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**Lass Myriam:** Honraid Lv.9

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**Camper Liam:** Venonoir Lv.7 / Ninink Lv.7

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**Gym Leader Brock:** Arduck Lv.10 / Stee jr. Lv.14

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Difficulty settings

The game offers 3 difficulty settings that can be selected at the beginning of the game

## Easy mode

* All Pokémon in the party gain experience after each fight (Like Exp. Share in modern Pokémon games)
* Poison doesn't affect Pokémon in the field

## Normal mode

This is the standard mode.

* Pokémon only gain experience when they are part of the fight (or if they're holding the Exp Share or if the Exp. All is enabled)
* Poison does affect Pokémon in the field
* Only special trainers have access to healing items
* Next Pokémon's name is displayed before switching out

## Hard mode

* NPC trainers levels are increased by 10%
* All NPC trainers have access to healing items
* Next Pokémon's name is not displayed before switching out
New game plus

New Game Plus is a special mode that allows you to transfer the Pokémon from an existing file when creating a new savefile. It is enabled in the main menu after defeating the Elite Four at least once in a savefile.

When creating a new file using New Game Plus, all previously collected Pokémon will be transferred into the PC of the new savefile. Their levels will be reset to 5 and they will revert to their base forms.
Karma

Karma is a hidden value in the game that is used to encounter specific Legendary Pokémon.

## Checking Your Karma Level

In Ecruteak City, in the house to the left of the pokémon center there is an old lady whose dialogue will indicate your current karma level.

 -20 to -11
 -10 to -1
 0
 1 to 10
 11 to 30
 31 to 50
 51 or more

## Changing Your Karma Level

There are a variety of actions that can raise or lower your karma.

### Raise

 Refuse to join Team Rocket at Nugget Bridge.
 Save every Silph Co. worker.
 Confess to stealing the egg in the Goldenrod daycare.
 Cutting down the trees next to the man with the Scyther in Ilex Forest.
 Giving the tourist that wanders the Johto region correct directions.

### Reset

It is possible to reset your karma to 0 by donating ₽5000 to the old lady in Dragon's Den.
Pokémon Nests

Pokémon Nests are static locations thoughout the game where the player can steal a Pokémon egg. When stealing any egg except for a Rockruff, there is a chance that the egg's parent will attack the player.

Stealing an egg will lose the player 2 Karma and the egg will respawn after 3 days, with the exception of the Rockruff eggs which will lose the player 5 Karma, and of which the Secret Garden will not respawn.

Rockruff nest in the Secret GardenVenipede nest in Viridian ForestNoibat nest in Rock TunnelGoomy nest on Route 15Hawlucha nest in Saffron CitySnorunt nest in the Seafoam IslandsSwablu nest on Route 23Rockruff nest in the Goldenrod Daycare on Route 34
Official Download

**BEWARE OF FAKE "OFFICIAL" WEBSITES. THERE IS NO "OFFICIAL WEBSITE."**

Pokemon Infinite Fusion has no official website. Be cautious of any website that claiming to be official, as they may contain malware.

## Game Download

The only secure sources for downloading the game are:

* Recommended **Official Discord** #For the latest versions
* **PokéCommunity thread**
* **IF Launcher** by DrapNard
* **The Github Repository**
* **Mediafire** #May be Outdated (V6.0.2)

## Sprites Download

Sprite downloading is optional. It is for running on low-end computers or alternative platforms. Downloading all the sprites allows you to run the game-preloaded without wifi and increases performance.

* Recommended **Official Discord** #For the latest updates
* **Sprite Installer by Megaman**
* **Custom Sprites Gitlab**
* **Autogen Sprites Gitlab**

## Installation Guides

Pokemon Infinite Fusion FAQs Issues and Fixes by Megaman

Getting Started

## Troubleshooting

If you encounter bugs or errors during the installationprocess, you can check these FAQs for common issues.

Pokemon Infinite Fusion FAQs Issues and Fixes by Megaman

Pokemon Infinite Fusion Installation Guide by Heran Bago, ItsMegamanX, and TheDuoDesign

FAQ

If you are still perplexed about of error, go to Discord's #tech support for assistance.
Showdown

Pokémon Showdown is a battle simulator that allows you to challenge other players online in your browser. There have been custom versions made to support fusions found in Pokémon Infinite Fusion, and is notably the only way to battle other players with the unique moves and abilities of fusions.

The current official server that supports Infinite Fusion is hosted on Pokéathalon: https://play.pokeathlon.com/

Fusions are created by selecting a head and body Pokemon in the teambuilder.

The new custom version was created by **yoshifanfic** and released on November 16th, 2023. A different custom showdown server was created by Discord user **Binachier** in July of 2020, but as of may 2023 has been down for maintenance indefinitely without contact from the lead developer.

## Links

Infinite Fusion Showdown server: https://play.pokeathlon.com

Pokéathalon Discord showdown discussion: https://discord.gg/aFfeKxqsWy

Official Discord showdown discussion: https://discord.com/channels/302153478556352513/1174175526773080094
Route 36

**Route 36** is a route that connects Violet City to the National Park, Route 37 and the Ruins of Alph. There is also a small shortcut to reach Route 35 directly without going through the National Park.

There is a well, next to the gate to the National Park, which requires the player to defeat 108 Ghost type Pokemons while holding the Odd Keystone.

There is a Sudowoodo that blocks the path the fork between the North, the South-West and the South-East. A lady in Goldenrod City mentions that she gave a Squirtbottle to her friend, but she is in Ecruteak City.

Fork blocked by a Sudowoodo.

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

*Burglar Dickson is near the gate for the National Park during the night and will drop 500 after defeating him.*
Golbat Soar

**Since Version 5.0, this is no longer available.** It has been replaced with by the **Sprout Tower** in Violet City, and rewards the player with the **Golbat Boots**.

Golbat Soar was one of the minigames in the Joyful Game Corner on Boon Island. It was required to obtain the Spring-Loaded Boots, which allowed the player to progress in the Sevii Islands and Johto.

## Game Rules and controls

The game has the player control a Golbat. The goal is to get to the top while saving a number of Hoppip scattered across the area, or a Jumpluff to obtain the Spring Loaded boots.

You get 5 consecutive jumps. You can reset the jumps by eating Pokéballs (by landing on them from above). After the game is over, you obtain 1 Heart Scale for each Hoppip saved, plus a Rare Candy if you make it to the top.
Lake of Rage

The **Lake of Rage** can be accessed from Route 43.

There is a cabin where the player can use the bed to heal its party.

There is an icy rock which Colress is inspecting and is looking for a key. It will react to the Light Stone and the Dark Stone, then freeze the lake and prevent the player to exit until Kyurem has been defeated or captured. Touching the Icy rock again will return the lake back to normal
Pokéradar

The Pokéradar is an item introduced in update 4.8. It originally appeared in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. It is the only way to obtain several rare Pokémon in the game.

### How to obtain

The Pokéradar is obtained from Professor Oak's assistant in Cerulean City's Pokémon Center. After obtaining the Exp. Share from her by using the DNA Splicers 5 times, she will ask you to help her with some field research on Route 24. Go help her and she will hand you the Pokéradar.

### How it works

The Pokéradar works mostly similar to the official games with the one difference that you need to have encountered every Pokémon in a route to have access to the Pokéradar exclusive encounters. A light will flash green when using it, indicating that there is a chance for exclusive encounters to appear.

As of version 5.0.19, the Pokéradar also shows a list of the Pokémon that are currently available in the area. The list is also displayed when the Pokéradar is used while surfing or in a cave with no additional effects.

### How to Chain

Chaining has some slight differences compared to other titles, but the same general rules apply: Be in as large of a grass patch as you can, always go the the furthest possible spot you can (radially). You increase the chain by Fainting or Catching the same Pokémon in a row. This needs to be done without breaking the chain, which is a random chance measured by your current chain and how far away the grass patch was from you. Its between 86% (at adjacent tile) and 98% (at 4 tiles radially away) to continue the chain. After you reach chain 40 you cannot break your chain naturally. You can still break it by: Random encounter by not using repel, leaving the grass or not having enough space in the grass to summon a random encounter.

Due to the way Patches generation and Rings work, it is optimal to only ever go into patches in the centre of a 3x3 square. This is due to 4 tiles in a 9x9 square centred on the player are chosen, all at a different distance from the player, 1 in each radial ring. This means that if you go to the edge of a grass patch you have roughly a 50/50 chance to break your chain. So it can be optimal, albeit slow, to make sure you reuse the radar over and over until a specific patch shakes. This is more necessary for patches with small size or awkward shape.

After a chain of 20 your shiny odds cap out at 1/200 (Shiny charm no effect), meaning you can stand still and continue to reactivate the Radar until you see a shiny patch. Any shiny caught this way will have a black star.

### List of exclusive Pokémon

This is based on version 5.3.1. Some of the encounters might vary if you're playing a different version.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Wiki

Pokémon Infinite Fusion is a Pokémon fangame where you can fuse any Pokémon together to create over 215,000 new species. The game is based on Japeal's Pokémon Fusion Generator and is supported by a community of artists that create new sprites every day. If you wish to play, you can download the game here. If you wish to contribute, you can submit sprites and leave suggestions on the Discord.

Check out the FAQ!

(130.212)

By **hero.drawing** and **Kanguin**

Join The Discord!

**Wiki Pages**

Guides

Learn how fusion works!

New items

Pokédex

Location lists (find items, Pokémon, and moves)

Websites and tools (preview fusions, calculate stats, and more)

**Download**

The current version is **6.0.5**. You can download the full game for free on Pokécommunity.

Do not trust other download sources.

**Community**

The Infinite Fusion Discord server is where you can find official announcements, create sprites, join contests, send feedback, and coordinate editing the wiki.

**There is no official website. Only check for updates on our Discord or the PokéCommunity thread.**

**Sprite Contest Gallery**
Celadon City Black Market

The black market, run by Team Rocket, is located in Celadon City and is accessed through a backdoor that opens up when entering Celadon Café during the night. During daytime, the entrance is blocked by flowers.

A Team Rocket member will sell 3 random pokémon each day including both fused and unfused pokémon. The cost and maximum base stat total of the 3 pokémon depends on how many badges the player has obtained.

 0-3
 4-5
 6-7
 8

Buying pokémon from the black market lowers the player's karma.

The market remains accessible even after Team Rocket has been chased out of Celadon City.

When generating the daily Pokemon, the game generates a random number between 1 and 75625 to decide the species. Because of this, it is not possible to obtain every fusion within the game at the black market (, as of version 6.0 there are more than 200,000 possible fusions).
Gym Leaders (Modern Mode)

The gym leaders in modern mode are the same as in classic mode. However, the individual gyms have different type specialties in modern mode. This means that the trainers and gym leaders have different Pokémon than in classic mode, so that they match the new theme instead. The individual teams of the gym leaders can be found below. In gym battles, you are only allowed to use as many Pokémon as the Gym Leader.

Updated for Version: 5.2
Joyful Game Corner

**Since Version 5.0.32, this is no longer available.**

The **Joyful Game Corner** is a building on Boon Island where the player can play a variety of minigames.

Pikachu's Adventure can be accessed via the game console in the top right corner, while the other games are played by speaking to the woman behind the counter on the right. The woman on the left will sell Assist Balls in exchange for Heart Scales, which will make Golbat Soar easier to win.

## Minigames

* Pikachu's Adventure
* Golbat Soar
* Doduo Run
* Dodrio Run (faster paced version of Doduo Run)
Sky Pillar

The **Sky Pillar** can be reach by ship once the player has met with both Groudon and Kyogre, then talk to the elderly man in Kin Island. From there, a new option in the harbour will be avaiable for the player.

The player must use either the Bike or the Racing Bike. When using the latter, the player can hold the Run button to slow down to the regular speed.

When stopped on the broken tiles, the player will fall to the lower level.

## Pokémon

**Cave Level**

 \* Catch Rate influences how difficult a Pokémon is to catch. Higher numbers are easier.

**1F to 5F**

## Modern Mode

### Pokémon

**Cave Level**

**1F to 5F**
Guides

For other useful resources that provide information, see Websites and Tools.

# Walkthroughs

**Description**: An easy to read google doc walkthrough with images to let you know where to go next. This walkthrough is simple to follow and has been endorsed by the development team in the past.

### Fourmiant's Walkthrough

By Fourmiant

**Description**: An easy to read google doc walkthrough with images to let you know where to go next. This walkthrough contains more detailed information and links to the relevant wiki pages for each section.

* French version

### Wiki Walkthrough

By Frogman, Fourmiant, Wiki Community

**Description**: A walkthrough to guide the player step by step through the normal game progression. While it does not contain images, the wiki has extra information such as lists of encounters and item locations for each area.

# Guides

### Mega Info and Strategy Guide

By ExplosiveDruid

**Description**: A google sheet with a ton of info about creating powerful fusions for combat. Includes tier lists of fusion matchups and recommends relevant items and moves to use.

### Puzzles guide

By Frogman

**Description**: A simple google document to provide help with some of the puzzles in the game.
Move Expert Move Lists

Move Experts, like Move Tutors, can teach moves to your Pokemon, except each Move Expert has a list of move that they can teach, rather than just one.

A Pokemon must satisfy all the conditions in a single row to learn a move. If a move has multiple rows, it must satisfy any of the rows to learn the move. The Knot Island and Boon Island Experts cost 2 and 10 heart scales, respectively.

## Legendary Move Expert (Boon Island)

Tables courtesy of reddit user u/vroom918
Birth Island

**Birth Island** can be reached by ship from Cinnabar Island's Harbour, but only after the player located all three Spaceship Parts and received coordinates from the agents.

The island contains a static encounter with Deoxys.

## Spaceship Parts Location

These Spaceship parts can be found after starting the quest First Contact, in Bond Bridge.
Ilex Forest

**Ilex Forest** is twisted path in a dense forest that connects Route 34 to Azalea Town.

If the player enters the forest from Route 34 and have is not the Pokémon Champion (AKA beat the Elite Four and Rival), the path will be blocked, and a man with its Scyther will be on work chopped trees. If the player has become Pokémon Champion, the man will have created a path through the forest to reach Azalea Town. He will also offer the player to chop small trees, which will raise the player's Karma.

Blocked path by Trees before defeating the Elite Four.Opened path after becoming Pokémon Champion.
If the player completed at least 30 Quests, the Quest Master will reward the player with a GS Ball, which will allow the capture of Celebi, near the shrine, located near the center of the forest.

There is also a static encounter with a Shedinja.
Viridian River

**Viridian River** connects the Secret Forest. You can enter this area next to the house with the man who gives to the TM for fly, west Celadon City (Route 16) using cut. Or you could enter through Route 2 (Before the Forest) and use Rock Climb on the ledge.

The river allows you to rarely encounter starters as overworld encounters. You'll hear a jingle if an overworld encounter spawns when you enter the area, the louder the jingle the more Pokémon there are in the area.

Mew can also be encountered here provided you have over 10 Karma. (Note: Mew will have a different jingle/sound when you walk into the area)

Route 2 EntranceRoute 16 EntranceMew Encounter Location
Hidden Forest

**Hidden Forest** connects Route 2 (Before the Forest) in the west and with Route 16 in the east. It also connects with Viridian River via a gate in the south.

The Route 2 Entrance is available after you beat Erika, but a ledge prevents you from accessing Viridian River until you get Rock Climb. The entrance is to the south of the house where you can get the Shears.

The Route 16 entrance can be used after getting to Celadon City. It's located next to the house where you can get HM02 Fly.

Hidden Forest Route 2 Entrance./ Route 16 Entrance.

## Trivia

The Hidden Forest was previously known as the Secret Forest but underwent a name change in the newer versions.
Pikachu's Adventure

**Since Version 5.0.21, this is no longer available.**

**Pikachu's Adventure** is a minigame accessible via the game console in the Joyful Game Corner and the upstairs room in New Bark Town.

## Game Rules

Played on a tall map with Generation 1 graphics, the player starts at the bottom and must make their way to the top and touch the NPC. Pokeballs will continuously be thrown down by the NPC which if touched will reset the level. There is various terrain preventing the player from moving directly upwards. The pokeballs also interact with this terrain, moving sidewards before proceeding down.

There are three levels, and at the start of each is a sign that will tell the player the current level and their current death count. After completing the final level that player will be congratulated and told their final death count before being teleported back to the Joyful Game Corner or New Bark Town.

## Gallery

The start of level 1The end of level 1"Congratulations" text at the end of level 3
Bell Tower

The **Bell Tower**, also known as the Tin Tower, is the remain tower in Ecruteak City. The player is blocked access until they have acquired both the Light and Dark Stone.

The floors have a side covered in darkness and one visible. The visible side's statue path will always be blocked, while the covered one's will be accessible.

On the room, there is a static encounter with a fusion between Reshiram and Zekrom.
Ecruteak City

**Ecruteak City** can be accessed from the East by Route 42 and from the South by Route 37.

This city contains Ecruteak City's Gym, with Morty as its leader.

There is a boy tormented with endless nightmares, and a scene occur at night for players with low Karma.

The player can access the Burned Tower in the North-West corner of the city, but the access to the Bell Tower is blocked by a Monk until shown both the Light and Dark Stones.

## Trainers

### Modern Mode

Channeler Martha: Roselosion lv. 69 Reward: 2,208 PokeDollar

Sage Takao: Chandegrowth lv. 70 Clefmortar lv.70 Reward: 2,240 PokeDollar

Sage Ping: Octimar lv. 62 Dragodash lv.62 Reward: 1,984 PokeDollar

Sage Jeffrey: Charchomp lv. 59 Mamcargo lv. 59 Ninegross lv.63 Reward: 2016 PokeDollar

Channeler Grace: Volcasaur lv. 60 Arcaterra lv. 63 Reward: 2016 PokeDollar

Morty: Gentales lv.72 Blazler lv.72 Honchizard Item: Leftovers lv.70 Magtor lv. 70 Molgon lv.74 Item: Life Orb Reshidash lv.75 Item: Air Balloon Reward: 7500 PokeDollar

## Layout

Red and White skulls alternate every seconds. Blue skulls appear after the player reached Morty.

## Trivia

This game does include **Cianwood City** nor **Olivine City**, so there is no path going West.
Route 7

This route connects Celadon City to Saffron City.

It also has an underground passage leading to Route 8.

## Trainers

*Painter Frederique wants to trade her Goldsey for a Grass-Fairy type Pokémon.*

**Painter Frederique:** Vibraeary *lv.24* / Smeartomb *lv.25* / Rosefetchd *lv.25*

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**Socialite Edna:** Wigglyfish *lv.29*

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**Lass Lina:** Glasect *lv.28*

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**Teacher France:** Yanmeleon *lv.26* / Metachoke *lv.26*

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**Preschooler Max:** Jigglyink *lv.25* / Lampcargo *lv.25*

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**Preschooler Lea:** Magiwoodo *lv.23* / Dugma *lv.23* / Togepuff *lv.23*

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**Preschooler William:** Jolord *lv.28*

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Kindle Road

**Kindle Road** is a water route that connects Offshore Road, Mt. Ember, Knot Island and Brine Road (West of the Old Shipwreck).

The first time the player comes to Kindle Road, Corsolas block access to a portion of the beach. They can be scared away if the player has a Mareanie or Toxapex in their party.

After obtaining Dive, the player can help another trainer push the giant boulder blocking the North-East portion.

## Trainers

*Crush Girl Sharon will fight in a 2vs2.*

## Points of Interest

### Battle Factory and Battle Tower

Players can participate in battles to earn Battle Points, which they can trade for egg moves, items and TMs.

* Battle Factory
	+ Players can choose between Single or Double battles.
	+ Pokémons are randomly generated fusions.
	+ After winning a battle, players can swap some of its Pokémons with some of its opponent.
* Battle Tower
	+ Players can choose between Single or Double battles.
	+ Players can choose three of its Pokémon.
* Vendors
	+ Gentleman - Egg Move teacher
		- Teaches an egg move to one of the player's Pokémon for 3 Battle Tokens.
	+ Left saleswoman - Items
		- Rare Candy - 3 Battle Tokens
		- Leftovers - 10 Battle Tokens
		- Super Incubator - 2 Battle Tokens
		- Eviolite - 10 Battle Tokens
		- Choice Band - 6 Battle Tokens
		- Choice Scarf - 6 Battle Tokens
		- Choice Specs - 6 Battle Tokens
		- XX Attack 2 - 1 Battle Tokens
		- XX Defense 2 - 1 Battle Tokens
		- XX Sp.Atk 2 - 1 Battle Tokens
		- XX Sp.Def 2 - 1 Battle Tokens
		- XX Speed 2 - 1 Battle Tokens
	+ Right saleswoman - TM
		- TM109 Brutal Swing - 4 Battle Tokens
		- TM110 Aurora Veil - 4 Battle Tokens
		- TM113 Infestation - 4 Battle Tokens
		- TM119 Stomping Tantrum - 4 Battle Tokens
		- TM112 Focus Punch - 8 Battle Tokens
		- TM117 Smart Strike - 8 Battle Tokens
		- TM120 Throat Chop - 8 Battle Tokens
	+ Salesman - Upgrade Items
		- Linking Cord - 10 Battle Tokens
		- Metal Coat - 10 Battle Tokens
		- King's Rock - 10 Battle Tokens
		- Prism Scale - 10 Battle Tokens
		- Upgrade - 5 Battle Tokens
		- Dubious Disc - 10 Battle Tokens
		- Dragon Scale - 12 Battle Tokens
		- Electirizer - 12 Battle Tokens
		- Magmarizer - 12 Battle Tokens

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

```
**Crush Girl Celine:** Growlgrowth *lv.38*

```

```
**Black Belt Hugh:** Qwilwhirl *lv.37* / Unpert *lv.37*

```

```
**Crush Girl Sharon:** Wobster *lv.37* / Ursatar *lv.37* / Mimitomb *lv.37* / Goltomb *lv.37*

```

```
**Swimmer Abigail:** Dewpoke *lv.35* / Starlu *lv.35 / Marshray lv.35*

```
Route 3

**Route 3** is located between Pewter City and Mt. Moon, it is a route with a lot of trainers. The first time the player accesses this route, a scientist explains the hidden ability swarms.

When the player arrives, the Pokémon center is missing a nurse so you can't heal your Pokémon at first. The player has to talk to this nurse healing a Geodude, then, Brock will come help and replace the nurse. She will then be able to heal your Pokémon at the Pokémon center.

You will have to go through Mt. Moon to defeat team Rocket grunts.

## Trainers

*Bug Catcher Colton will trade you one of its pokémon for a level 10.*

*Bug Catcher James will trade you its Cateras for a level 11.*

*Bug Catcher Greg will give you 20 for each caught pokémon species.*

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

```
**Bug Catcher Sally:** Caterki *lv.11* / Cottonlett *lv.11*

```

```
**Youngster Ben:** Smearling lv.9 / Fletchdoof lv.13 / Mimepom lv.10

```

```
**Bug Catcher Colton:** Venoby lv.11 / Wyrak lv.11 / Nints lv.11

```

```
**Youngster Calvin:** Wailrita *lv.11 /* Chimcko *lv.13 /* Charkip *lv.13*

```

```
**Bug Catcher James:** Smoochar *lv.10 /* Solotik *lv.13*

```

```
**Lass Janice:** Digtik *lv.11 /* Drifchic *lv.14 /* Togeinch *lv.11*

```

```
**Bug Catcher Greg:** Panub *lv.10 /* Manba *lv.10*

```

```
**Lass Robin:** Bonpi *lv.11 /* Shiursa *lv.11 /* Chininx *lv.13*

```
Route 20

**Route 20** is a water-route and can only be used with Surf or its HM Replacement Item. It connects Cinnabar Island to Route 19.

The route is split with Seafoam Islands.

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

```
**Swimmer Anya:** Octiking *lv.39*

```

```
**Swimmer Connie:** Krooknaw *lv.35* / Lanario *lv.35* / Gyarainch *lv.35*

```

```
**Swimmer David:** Milster *lv.34* / Manoert *lv.34* / Pyukuplup *lv.34*

```

```
**Swimmer Ariel:** Mansey *lv.36* / Gyaragon *lv.38*

```

```
**Swimmer Matthew:** Omados *lv.39*

```

```
**Swimmer Axel:** Gyarawak *lv.34* / Remomime *lv.34* / Mankyu *lv.34*

```
Time

Like most Pokémon games, Infinite Fusion has a day/night cycle. This affects wild encounters, as well as several in-game events. Unlike official games, the in-game clock is not based on the real-world time. Instead, the game uses its own time system, where 1 in-game minute takes 1 second in real life to pass. This means an in-game hour would take a minute, and an in-game day would take 24 minutes.

It is possible to advance time by 6, 12, or 24 hours by sleeping at a hotel for 50. The moves Morning Sun and Moonlight can also be used in the field to make it day and night, respectively.

## Time periods

The game has 5 distinct, but overlapping time periods. Several events happen based on the current time period. They are as follows:

* Day (5AM to 8PM)
	+ Morning (5AM to 10AM)
	+ Afternoon (2PM to 5PM)
	+ Evening (5PM to 8PM)
* Night (8PM to 5AM)

## Events affected by time

### Wild encounters

The wild Pokémon that are encountered on each route can be different depending on the time of day.

The only times used for encounters are Morning, Day and Night, with Afternoon and Evening using the same encounters as standard Day. This results in Morning (5 hours) being a much shorter time window than Day (10 hours) or Night (9 hours).

 5 AM - 10 AM
 10 AM - 8 PM
 8 PM - 5 AM

Refer to Wild Encounters to see the encounter times for different Pokémon.

### Repeatable events

Several in-game events respawn or can be repeated each in-game day.

* Berry bushes
* Pink item balls
* Viridian Forest mushrooms
* Random static Pokémon in Mt. Mortar
* Pokémon selection at the Celadon City Black Market
* Resort Gorgeous random fusion

### Time-specific events

Some locations or events only happen at specific times of the day.

#### Stone maniacs

Stone maniacs in Lavender Town and Goldenrod City give the player a different stone depending on the time of the day.

Lavender Town stone maniac
 Moon Stone

Goldenrod City stone maniac
 Dawn Stone
 Dusk Stone
 Moon Stone
 Shiny Stone

#### Celadon City Black Market

A backdoor leading to a black market ran by Team Rocket opens up when you enter Celadon Café during the night. A Team Rocket member will sell you 3 different Pokémon each day. The selection of Pokémon is random and changes daily. The number of badges that the player has also affects the Pokémon that can be purchased.

#### Saffron City nightclub

A dance club opens up in the Saffron City bar during the night. A quest where the player has to copy dance moves from the Copycat girl is available. It is also the only place where the battle items Beer and Tequila can be purchased.

#### Creepy House

The basement to the Creepy House on Route 15 opens up if the player enters the house between midnight and 3AM. It is the only place where several Ghost-type Pokémon can be caught, including a static Mimikyu encounter.

#### Lavender Town Bell quest

A secret passage opens up if the player rings the Lavender Town bell when the hands on a clock point right.

#### Sunny Day

The move Sunny Day can be used in the field to make the weather sunny, but only during daytime.
Route 12

This route connects Lavender Town, Route 11 and Route 13.

Janine, the daughter of Fushsia Gym Leader, Koga, is blocked by the slumbering Snorlax. Once the player plays the Poké Flute and either capture or defeat the Snorlax, she will invite the player back to her house.

One of the Fishing Guru lives on this road and gives the Good Rod to the player.

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

```
**Fisherman Ned:** Magibone *lv.22* / Seeode *lv.22* / Wailtini *lv.22*

```

```
**Fisherman Hank:** Magilix *lv.27*

```

```
**Fisherman Chip:** Maeel *lv.24* / Corian *lv.24*

```

```
**Fisherman Elliot:** Pyukufing *lv.26* / Magigon *lv.28*

```

```
**Engineer Luca:** Electaron *lv.31* / Chinang *lv.31*

```

```
**Fisherman Adrew:** Magisharp *lv.25* / Magicool *lv.25* / Psyligatr *lv.25* / Tentaish *lv.25* / Remotini *lv.25*

```

```
**Camper Justin:** Solocargo *lv.29* / Corinja *lv.29* / Togeuk *lv.36* / Cottonferno *lv.29*

```
Route 2 (Before the Forest)

**Route 2** connects Viridian City in the south to Route 2 (After the Forest) in the north, it also contains the gate to Viridian Forest.
In the Gate leading to Viridian Forest, a Female Bug Catcher teaches the move Fury Cutter for 2000.

Under certain circumstances, a secret path appears in the south-east to reveal the entrance to the Secret Forest.
Ice Mountains

**Ice Mountains** is a chain of mountains that can be accessed by the West from Route 44 and by the East from Blackthorn City.

The player will need the Golbat Boots to jump over a gap the first their attempt to cross the Ice Mountains from Blackthorn City.

There is a cavern in the North-East, which contains a deeper portion where there is a static encounter with a Froslass. If the player keeps climbing the stairs, they will reach Ice Mountains Peak.
Cerulean Cave

**Cerulean Cave** is only accessed by Route 4 after obtaining Waterfall.

2F is a dark room that requires either HM08 Flash or its HM Replacement Item.

Mewtwo is a static encounter at the end of 3F.

## Layout

The map indicate the order, whether it is a ladder or a hole, the player must take to navigate to Mewtwo.

* **1F** is divided into four sections, and three of those are only accessible from ladders or holes:
	+ **Main part**, accessible from the Cave's entrance, and with both Northern ladders.
	+ **South-Western corner**, accessible from Hole #2 and East-Center ladder.
	+ **Upper Ground**, accessible from the Center ladder of the Center path and South-Western ladder from South-Western path.
	+ **Exit Shortcut**, accessible from Mewtwo's room North-Western ladder.
* **2F** is divided into four sections that can only be accessed from ladders:
	+ **Eastern path**, accessed from the North-Eastern ladder.
	+ **North-Western path**, accessed from the North-Western ladder.
	+ **Center path**, accessed from the East-Center ladder.
	+ **South-Western path**, accessed from the South-Western ladder on the higher ground.
Cinnabar Island

This town is accessible from Route 20 or Route 21, or by the Seagallop Ferry.

Players can challenge Blaine for the Volcano Badge, but only have going through the Pokémon Mansion.

Once the player has found the coordinate to Birth Island, the sailor in the harbor can bring them there.

## Points of Interest

### Pokémon Psychiatrist

Off the southwest coast is a small island with a single house, reachable by surfing west from the south harbor. In the house is the Pokémon Psychiatrist who in exchange for ₽3000 will change the Nature of one of the player's pokémon to a random one.

## Trivia

*Team Rocket has stolen the Seagallop Ferry. Until they are defeating at Mt. Ember, the player needs to go through the Offshore Road.*

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

#### Cinnabar Gym

```
**Burglar Quinn:** Esjask *lv.42* / Wobnoir *lv.42* / ??? *lv.42*

```

```
**Super Nerd Erik:** Joltpeon *lv.42* / Xawoodo *lv.42* / Wobter *lv.43*

```

```
**Burglar Ramon:** Xalix *lv.49*

```

```
**Super Nerd Avery:** Xasel *lv.41* / Esnape *lv.41* / Omaking *lv.45*

```

```
**Super Nerd Derek:** Alaodon *lv.49*

```

```
**Super Nerd Zac:** Whimsitor *lv.44* / Esmega *lv.44*

```

```
Gym Leader Blaine: Mr.Klang *lv.49* / Xaiken *lv.49* / Octitor *lv.51* / Galchomp *lv.53*

```
Age

**Age** is a value that changes which and how certain NPCs will interact with the player, as well as change the appearance of certain locations. Any age between 10 and 17 can be selected at the start of the game, and cannot be changed later.

## Affected Locations

### Player's Room

The decor of the player's room will change depending on both the age and the gender of the player.

#### Invalid Age

If, by Debug mode or some other means, the player's age is set to something below 10 or above 17, then the player's room will have a different appearance. In the top left corner will be a shiny Charmeleon that when interacted with only says "NGP". The game console in this room allows the player to play the Pikachu's Adventure minigame.
Route 25

**Route 25** connects Route 24 to Cerulean Cape. It contains a gauntlet of trainers, but no wild Pokémon.

## Trainers

*Youngster Dan will trade you one of its pokémon for any Rock type Pokemon.*

*Camper Flint will trade you one of its pokémon for any Poison type Pokemon of level 14.*

*Youngster Chad will trade you its Bulbtata for a level 20.*

*Hiker Wayne will trade you its Oddix for a Pokemon of level 17.*

### Modern Mode

```
**Picknicker Kelsey:** Pyukulax *lv.16 /* Klef jr. *lv.16*

```

```
**Hiker Nob:** Sunlix *lv.17*

```

```
**Youngster Dan:** Teddish *lv.15 /* Anix *lv.15 /* Solokid *lv.15*

```

```
**Hiker Franklin:** Cordile *lv.15 /* Slarill *lv.15 /* Mispet *lv.15*

```

```
**Camper Flint:** Lityu *lv.13 /* Roseish *lv.14 /* Smearmuku *lv.14*

```

```
**Lass Heley:** Mama *lv.13 /* Shiorb *lv.13 /* Eerogue *lv.15*

```

```
**Youngster Chad:** Clefeary *lv.14 /* Drifsel *lv.14 /* Sentik *lv.12*

```

```
**Hiker Wayne:** Unpom *lv.15 /* Glipuff *lv.17 /* Lidew *lv.16*

```
Field Moves

## New Field Moves

### Morning Sun

Morning Sun can be used outside of battle to set the day's time to 9 a.m. in the morning.

### Moonlight

Moonlight can be used outside of battle to set the day's time to 9 p.m. at night.

## Changed Field Moves

### Rock Smash

Rock Smash allows the player to break breakable rocks, with there being different drops of what you can find when you break the rocks. Fossils start appearing as possible drops once the Elite Four is defeated.

Modern Mode would have different Pokemon encounters with Rock Smash. See Modern Mode

Requirement: Zero Badge

Replacement: Pickaxe

### Teleport

When used outside of battle, instead of just the last Pokecenter, Teleport lets the player fast-travel to any previously visited Pokemon Center.

Requirement: Three Badges

Replacement: Teleporter

### Rock Climb

When used outside of battle, instead of just going up rocky walls, Rock Climb lets the player climb up any ledges that can normally only be jumped down.

Requirement: Sixteen Badges

Replacement: Climbing Gear

## Field Moves

### Dig

Allows the player to escape from caves instantly.

Requirement: None

Replacement: Escape Ropes

### Cut

Allows the player to cut down small trees blocking their path.

Requirement: One Badge

Replacement: Shears

### Flash

Allows the player to illuminate dark caves, making them navigable.

Requirement: One Badge

Replacement: Lanturn

### Fly

Allows the player to fast-travel to any Pokemon Center they have previously visited.

Requirement: Three Badges

Replacement: Teleporter

### Strength

Allows the player to move large boulders to clear a path.

Requirement: Five Badges

Replacement: Dolly

### Surf

Allows the player to travel across bodies of water.

Requirement: Six Badges

Replacement: Surfboard

### Waterfall

Allows the player to scale waterfalls, granting access to new areas.

Requirement: Eight Badges

Replacement: Jetpack

### Dive

Allows the player to dive underwater in specific locations.

Requirement: Nine Badges

Replacement: Scuba Gear

\*HM09 - Bounce was removed and just obtained through the Golbat Boots
Pallet Town

**Pallet Town** is the first town the player begins. It is located in Kanto.
This town leads to Route 1 on the north and Route 21 on the south, although you need Surf to access it.

You can talk to your rival's Mom in his house to change his nickname.

## Trivia

Patches of grass at the right of the town are inaccessible but contain wild Pokémon data. You can encounter every starter Pokémon and their evolutions here, as well as there being a 1% chance to encounter Mew.
Route 5

This route connects Cerulean City to Saffron City.

It also has an underground passage leading to Route 6.

## Trainers

*Pokémon Breeder Maude will give a Pokémon Egg.*

*Socialite Mathilda will give a Lava Cookie.*

## Points of Interest

### Pokémon Day Care

The Pokémon Day Care can be accessed once the player has obtained HM01 and the Cascade Badge.

### Tunnel

A tunnel that goes under Saffron City links Route 5 and Route 6.

## Modern Mode

### Trainers

```
**Pokemon Breeder Maude:** Charcute *lv.12 /* Totodos *lv.12 /* Treeth *lv.12 /* Polinix *lv.15*

```

```
**Socialite Mathilda:** Feevee *lv.15 /* Jolpet *lv.15 /* Flaaian *lv.16*

```
Triple Fusions

*This page contains spoilers.*

Triple fusions are a special kind of fusion that is possible with specific legendary trios or fully-evolved starters of the same region. They have special types that combine the attributes of their three types. During the story, the player has to fight Zapmolticuno, a fusion between Zapdos, Moltres and Articuno that was created by Team Rocket. It is possible for the player to obtain triple legendary fusions in the late post-game using Colress's machine.

## How to obtain

Triple fusions can only be obtained in the late post-game, after completing Mt. Silver. To unlock triple fusions, you need to bring the Black Stone and White Stone to Colress at the Lake of Rage. This will allow you to catch Kyurem. Completing Mt. Silver after catching Kyurem allows Colress to be found in Mt. Moon where Team Rocket's first attempted triple fusion.

To obtain a specific triple fusions, you then need to speak to Colress at Mt. Moon with the three legendaries in your party. He will clone the legendaries and you will obtain an egg containing the triple fusion. This can only be done once for each trio.

## List of triple fusions

There are 20 triple fusions that can be created with Colress's machine in the postgame.
Maps

## Ruins of Alpha

This is a puzzle to push buttons in a certain order... they're not in a single building though. See: for more info

## Safari Zone

This is the location and path one must take to obtain the Surf HM See: for more info

## Deep Sea

This link contains the map layout of the entire Deep Sea and how to reach the Togepi Island and the Sapphire Cave.
Triple Battle Lounge

The Triple Battle Lounge is a special battle facility located in the Sevii Islands on Knot Island in which the player can participate once per day and earn a variety of items by defeating trainers in a triple battle.

Every day, the Triple Battle Lounge will open with a different theme based on egg groups, as well as a random reward. The lounge will then open with three trainers with randomly generated teams of fused Pokémon based on the day's theme. The player can then challenge them to triple battles to earn the daily reward. The generated teams will always be the same level as the highest leveled Pokémon in the player's party.

Some prizes can only be obtained from a specific theme, while others can be given for any theme. After the player has defeated the league, an additional possible theme for legendary Pokémon is added.

## Possible prizes

 Lucky Egg

 5 Rare Candy

 Mankey Paw

 Shell Bell

 Eviolite

 Comet Shard

 Flame Orb

 Life Orb

 Amulet Coin

 Big Mushroom

 Rocky Helmet

 Toxic Orb

 Gold Ring

 Sacred Ash