WalkThrough - Pokemon Infinite Fusion [Official] (2024)

Pokemon infinite fusion is a fan made game that takes pokemon fusion to another level. It allows players to mix unique elements, features and other things of 2 or more pokemons to make a whole new pokemon. Yes, you heard it right! With the game, you can make your own pokemons each with their own unique abilities.

Since this game is very extensive and has a lot of features, it may be a bit overwhelming for beginners. Here’s walkthrough that can easily guide you and help you understand the game so you can get better at it. Let’s dive in!

How to Open Game

First and foremost, how do we open the game? First you download the game. It is more recommended to download it on your PC and not on your mobile phone. Double click the game on your screen. The game will open and a black screen will be displayed on your laptop/pc. There will be a 3-5 minutes delay before the game loads the title screen.

Note: Do Not click on the black screen if the game is in process of loading the title screen. This will cause an error to occur.

Options for game:

If you want to see or change the controls for the game, press F1. This will display controls for the game. Each button has four corresponding keys represented by four adjacent boxes. If you want to change the controls, you can click on the box you want to change and change it to a different key. If you don’t like your new controls and want to change it back to default, you can press the reset button.

After deciding the controls you can start a new game. You have to select game mode. If you are a beginner, you can only select classics by default. But if you have a saved file game you have a bunch of options for game modes such as modern mode,randomizer, or special mode.

Modern mode:

In Modern Mode, you’ll find more Pokémon from later generations in the wild and with trainers, moving away from mostly Kanto Pokémon.

Randomizer

The Randomizer feature mixes up the Pokémon and items in the game for added unpredictability.

Single special mode:

If you’re looking for a unique challenge, try Single Species Mode, where all opponent Pokémon become combinations featuring just one Pokémon that you get to pick.

What are badges:

Badges are earned by defeating gym leaders. They show how much you have interacted with gyms by battling,defeating,or feeding pokemon treats. Your edges can earn you bonus items.

They have 4 tiers:

• Bronze
• Gold
• Silver
• Basic

The more you interact with gyms, the more tiers you will unlock.To check your Badges, follow these steps:

• Open the Map View and tap your Trainer Profile picture.
• Scroll down to find the Gym Badge section.
• Hit the List button to see all your Badges.
• Tap any Badge for details and progress towards the next tier.

To view all your Badges on the map:

Simply use the Badge Map button at the bottom left corner of the Gym Badge list.

Start of the Game

The game starts in your own/green’s bedroom. In Green’s bedroom, there is a laptop. You can withdraw a potion from this laptop which will help you in future battles. Then you go downstairs where you meet your mom. She congratulates you on being accepted as a trainer and gives you a letter containing Pokémon League’s acceptance to the Trainer’s Application Form, as well as the Trainer’s Card. She then asks you what you want to call your opponent. To keep it simple, we will call him blue.

After you walk out of your house, you will meet blue. Here blue will tell you that he was also accepted as a trainer and Professor Oak is planning to give each of them a Pokemon once he returns from his visit to viridian city. After this, blue leaves and Professor Oak stops you and brings you to his lab to choose a starter pokemon for yourself. Blue picks the last starters and mixes them up. Before you can leave Professor Oak’s Lab, Blue challenges you to a battle.

After the battle, Professor Oak asks you to fetch a package for him at the Viridian City PokéMart. Before you head out, make sure to swing by Blue’s house. Talk to his sister, and she’ll hand over a map. Blue’s mom will even let you pick a new name for yourself if you want.

Boulder badge

The first badge is the boulder badge. It is shaped like a boulder and a pokemon badge combined together. The boulder badge allows you to use HM flash outside of battle and it also raises the attack stat of your pokemon.

Pallet town:

Pallet Town marks the starting point for players. Situated in Kanto, this town connects to Route 1 in the north and Route 21 in the south. However, you’ll require the ability to Surf to reach Route 21.

Route 1:

Route 1 is a straight path. Here you will talk to a pokemon employee who will give you a potion. You will also battle a girl here. You wont have any pokeballs yet to catch pokemon.

Viridian city:

Once you get to Viridian City, go to the Pokemart and pick up Professor Oak’s parcel. They’ll give you a bonus DNA splicer. To buy stuff or go north, you’ve gotta deliver the parcel first.

There’s a tipsy old man blocking the north path. Go back to Pallet Town, give Oak’s parcel, and get 5 PokeBalls and the Pokedex. Talk to the guy scientist for 2 more PokeBalls. Now that the parcel’s done, head back to Viridian City.

Back in Viridian, the Pokemart has now opened up and you’re able to buy Poke Balls, potions, DNA splicers, and more. In addition, if you have closed and reopened the game at least once while having an existing save file, a deliveryman will now appear inside. He will give you a Pyukumuku. If you’ve caught a Spearow, a youngster in the Pokemon Center will trade a Bellsprout for it. The drunk man in the north has now moved so you’re able to progress that way. But first, you may want to visit route 22.

Route 22:

Route 22 is a route which you don’t need to go through but if you decide to go through here, there are some benefits. Here you will run into blue and battle him again. Blue will have Pidgey Iv 7 and Starter fusion Iv 8.

Secret Garden:

One of the benefits ongoing through route 22 is that if you decide to fight the rival battle in route 22, you unlock a secret garden! To go to the secret garden, go back to route 1 and walk to the right. You will then appear in the secret garden. Here you can find some rare Pokemon and useful items.

Route 2 (before the viridian forest):

Route 2 (before the forest) connects Viridian city(in south) to route 2 (after the forest). Here you will find the gate to the viridian forest. A female bug catcher will also teach you furry cutter for 200.

Viridian forest:

Viridian forest has many items and trainers. There are also mushrooms on the ground. Pick them up because there is a small chance they will be tiny or big mushrooms which sell for alot. You will also find spider webs on the trees. These spider webs contain items or wild spinarak.

Route 2(After the viridian forest):

This route comes after Viridian Forest and has different Pokemon than the route before the forest. The route following Viridian Forest is a brief one that takes you to Pewter City.

Pewter city:

Pewter city is bigger than the viridian forest and pallet town. It is also the home of Brock, the gym leader you have to defeat.In this place, some important stuff shows up that stays with you in the game. Now, the Pokemon Center has a second floor. Up there, you can find the move reminder, wonder trade center, and the update man.

If you want to remember moves, no need to hunt for special items – just pay some money. The girl at the counter lets you do wonder trades for tickets, and later on, you can get an unlimited pass.

Remember, the game saves by itself after a wonder trade, and once you trade fusions, you can’t undo them. The update man, the guy in a suit and sunglasses, helps fix glitches or change game settings.

Pewter city hotel:

In pewter city, there are alot of hotels that will allow you to take a rest for a small fee. This allows you to change the time of the day.

Not only that, another important thing in the hotel is the top floor because that is where you will meet the quest master. The quest master will reward you for doing quests. At Pewter Hotel, there are some tasks for you.

One is to find a kid’s lost revive on a city bench, another is to gather 3 tiny mushrooms for a cook, and the last one is to show a bug catcher a fully evolved bug-type Pokemon. If you finish any of these tasks, the questmaster will give you a reward: HM08, flash.

Pewter city museum:

On the city’s north side, there’s the Pewter Museum. If you go in and head to the right room, you’ll find a machine to restore fossils, but it’s not working yet.

There’s also a tutor who can teach your Pokemon the metronome move if you want to give it a shot during battles. You might see an entrance on the right side of the museum, but it’s blocked by a tree you can cut. If you want, you can come back later with Cut and do a quest to get Old Amber.

Pewter city gym:

Pewter City gym is where you will fight Brock. But first you will have to fight a gym trainer. There are two gym trainers in this gym but you will only have to fight one to get to Brock.

After fighting a gym trainer, you will interact with Brock. He will tell you that in this fight you will only be able to use 2 pokemons as he only uses 2 pokemons himself.

Brock’s lineup:

Geodude and Pidgey at level 9,

Diglett and Onix at level 12.

After beating Brock, you earn the Boulder Badge! Brock also gives you TM39 Rock Tomb and your initial wonder trade ticket.

Cascade badge:

The second badge that you have to earn is the cascade badge. It allows you to use traded pokemons up to level 30.

Route 3:

On this route you will find several trainers including youngster ben. You can trade pokemons with these trainers.Towards the route’s end, there’s a Pokemon Center. Inside, you’ll notice the nurse is not there, but a man is selling Magikarp.

Step outside, and you’ll see the nurse taking care of a trainer’s Geodude, which has been treated roughly by some trainers. Speak with the nurse, and Brock arrives to assist. The nurse goes back to the Pokemon Center, and Brock asks you to check out Mt. Moon for any suspicious activity.

Mt moon:

Inside mount moon, you will encounter a group of people. These people will tell you that they were beaten unfairly by a group of black people in black. If you head right, you will find team rocket gangsters.

They have blocked the path with rock.Use the special move, Rock Smash (TM94), to break the rocks and keep going inside the cave.

Team Rocket will then inform you they are stealing moon stones in mount moon to convert them into energy. Here you will have to fight a team rocket gangster. After defeating him, you will run into a bunch of team rocket gangsters. You will find that they are doing an experiment of some sort and trying to fuse three pokemons together. Here you will have to battle with team rocket gangsters. After winning, you will continue onwards. Here you can pick a fossil.The Helix Fossil is for Omanyte, and the Dome Fossil is for Kabuto. The scientist keeps the fossil you didn’t choose.

Route 4:

Route 4 is a brief route with ledges and a grassy area, leading to Cerulean City. At the bottom left, there’s a cave entrance where you can find TMs and items. To collect everything, you’ll need Rock Smash and Strength.

Cerulean City:

Cerulean city is where you will battle with the second gym leader to earn a badge. It is the home of a water type leader. There is a pokemon center here. Inside the center, you will find Oak’s la assistant. She will tell you that the professor has asked her to give you an item if you have fused pokemon at least 5 times.

In the left bottom of the city, there is a bike shop. You don’t want to buy any bikes for money because you will get a free voucher for them later on. In the top right, there is a house where Team rocket lives. Here a team rocket grunt will sell you a moon stone.

Unfortunately, the south exit is currently blocked by a policeman, and the east exit is hindered by a small tree. If you opt to head north toward Route 24, you’ll come across Blue and engage in another battle with him.

Route 24:

Here you will fight blue again. Blues team:

• Pidgeotto lv 18
• Abra lv 15
• Mankey/Rattata lv 16
• Starter fusion lv 19 (the body Pokemon has evolved at this point)

After winning the battle with blue, you can continue on to the city’s gym to fight with Misty or you can continue north. If you continue on route 24, you will gain more experience. Now, your challenge is nugget bridge. Here you will have to fight several trainers and the prize is a nugget. After this, you will encounter Professor Oak’s assistant again who will give you several quests. After the completion of these quests,she will reward you with a PokeRadar.

Route 24:

Next is route 25. It connects route 24 with cerulean cape. On route 25, 9 trainers will block your way. Several trainers will offer to trade pokemons with you.

Cerulean cape:

After route 25, you go to cerulean cape. When you go inside the building you see that bill has conducted an experiment and fused himself with a Pokemn. He asks for your help to turn back into a human.After talking to him, use the laptop on his desk. He will emerge from the capsule as a human again. As a gesture of thanks, he hands you a ticket for the S.S. Anne. Now that you have the ticket, return to Cerulean City.

Cerulean gym:

This is where you will encounter Misty and battle her. At the entrance, a man gives Green a Fresh Water and info about the Water-type gym. The gym has two trainers, but you can skip one. In Misty’s battle, you can only use two Pokemon. After winning, Green gets the Cascade Badge, TM55 Water Pulse, and a Wonder Trader Ticket. Talking to the Hiker in the southeast corner gets you a White Flute.

Thunder badge

The third badge is the thunder badge. It allows for the HM badge to be used out of battle and it also raises the speed stat of the player’s pokemon. It is given out by beating vermillion city’s gym leader.

Route 5 and 6:

Now you head south to route 5. If you take the south gate, you’ll see a Rocket grunt blocking your way to Saffron. You can pay a high fee to pass, but there’s another route to Vermilion City that doesn’t go through Saffron. In the bottom right of Route 5, there’s a little building. It’s an entrance to an underground passage that goes to Vermilion city. At the end of the underground passage is route 6. If you go south, you will end up in vermillion city.

Vermillion city:

This city’s gym is locked off by trees which you have to cut off. Before you go to the gym, you can visit the Pokemon fan club. You can trade with several trainers here. You can even talk to the president to get a bike voucher. Bring this voucher back to the bike shop in Cerulean, and they’ll give you a bike. Close to the Pokemon Fan Club building, there’s a lady with a Krabby who will reward you with a sun stone.

In the building to the left of the Pokemon Center, there’s a fisherman who will hand you the old rod. Now, you can fish for water Pokemon. Something handy is on the northeast side of the city, hidden behind lots of rocks. Dig your way to the green item ball to get the pickaxe. This is one of those HM replacement items, key items that let you use field moves like rock smash without having to teach your Pokemon the move.

Route 11 (optional):

In the east, there is route 11. Here you can fight trainers and also play blackjack with the gambling trainers and make some money. There is also a sleeping snorlax on this route which prevents you from going any further. Back in Vermillion, locate the dock and follow it to get on the S.S. Anne. A staff member will let you know that your room is #2. In your room, there’s a bed you can use to heal your team, and you’ll also find a super potion in the trash can.

Vermillion gym:

The gym leader here is Lt. Surge. He uses electric pokemons. This gym also has a puzzle in it. The gym has two trash cans with switches inside them. You must press these switches.The correct trash cans are random.

When you find the first switch, the second switch can be in one of the trash cans nearby, including the ones you’ve already checked. If you pick the wrong second trash can, the switches reset. (Note: A glitch may occur where none of the trash cans have a switch. If this happens, leave and come back to reset the switches.)

There are three trainers in the gym, but you might avoid battling any of them if you’re cautious and fortunate with the switch locations. After this, you will have to fight Lt. surge. He uses 3 pokemons, so you will also have to fight with 3 pokemons.

After fighting with Lt.surge, you have to go back to cerulean city. But before that there are some optional things you can do.

• Shears
• Old Amber
• Pokemon daycare

Rainbow badge

This is the fourth badge. It allows you to use HM strength outside of battle.It will also allow for Pokemons up to level 50 to obey their trainers.

Route 9 and 10:

To reach route 9, you need to go east of cerulean city.You can do this by cutting the small trees. This route has a lot of trainers to battle. Once you reach the water, go south and you will end up on route 10. There will be a pokemon center on this route in case you want to heal Heading south, you’ll come across the power plant. Currently, most of it is off-limits, but you can still encounter and catch some electric Pokemon in the area. Near the Pokemon Center, you’ll find a few move tutors, and there’s also a cave entrance that serves as the entrance to Rock Tunnel.

Rock Tunnel:

To navigate Rock Tunnel, Green needs a Pokemon with the Flash move or the Lantern, both provided by the Quest Master in the Hotel. Several hidden items include Repel, TM47 Low Sweep, Max Revive, Super Potion, Escape Rope, Full Heal, and Max Ether. Additionally, Ether is hidden near the entrance, and a Revive can be found before the first basem*nt fork. You can also trade in the rock tunnel. Many items, such as Awakening, Antidote, and Smooth Rock, are concealed by boulders and stalagmites. A PP Up is hidden near the exit, and two extra ladders on the basem*nt floor lead to TM47 Low Sweep and a small canyon within Rock Tunnel.

Lavender Town:

After the rock tunnel is the lavender town. It does not have any pokecenters but it has a Poketower that you can visit. There are no gyms or hotels in this town. Heading south takes you to Route 12, but after facing a couple of trainers, the way is obstructed once again by the same sleeping Snorlax.

Celadon city:

Finally you arrive in celadon city where you will battle for the fourth badge; the thunder badge.

Celadon sewers:

In Celadon, the gym is closed, and near it, in the sewers, Green encounters Team Rocket battling Blue. After Team Rocket hides and Blue departs, Green informs Erika about Mr. Fuji’s kidnapping, and they team up to follow Team Rocket in the sewers. Inside, Erika heals Green’s Pokemon after each battle, and the 2vs2 battles are mostly quick.

Celadon gym:

The city’s gym is the trainer’s fourth goal for the Trainer’s card. Beating Erika rewards you with the Rainbow Badge, TM22 Solar Beam, and progress in the main story. The entrance lacks tips or free Fresh Water, but clues from the Sewers arc hint it’s a Grass-type gym. The maze-like gym has eight trainers, some skippable. Upon reaching the center, Green challenges Erika, limited to three Pokemon. After winning, Green gets the Rainbow Badge, TM22 Solar Beam, and two Wonder Trader Tickets. Talking to the Hiker in the forest nets a Red Flute.

More Badges

Soul badge:

This allows players to use strength outside of battle.

Marsh badge:

This badge will let you train pokemons up to level 70

Volcano badge:

It allows the player to use HM outside of battle and boosts your pokemon’s stats.

Earth badge:

After obtaining this badge, you will have collected 8 badges. This allows you to access certain areas that you couldn’t before.

Plain badge:

It raises the speed stat of your pokemon while also allowing you to use HM outside of battle.

Hive badge:

This badge allows pokemons up to level 3 to obey their trainers. It also gives you the ability to use HM cut outside of battle.

Zephyr badge:

This badge allows the use of flash outside of battle and also the use of TM31(mud-slap).

Rising badge:

If you obtain thi badge, you can use HM waterfall outside of battle. It will allow all pokemon to obey their trainer.

Glacier badge:

It increases your Pokemon’s special stat while also granting you the ability to use whirlpool outside of battle.

Fog badge:

It forces all pokemons up to level 50 to obey their trainers and also allows you to use Surf outside of battle.

Storm badge:

It allows pokemon up to level 60 to obey their trainers and also allows you to use HM fly outside of battle.

Mineral badge:

It forces all pokemons up to level 70 to obey their trainers while also increasing pokemon’s stats.

Gaming Ending

After obtaining all 16 badges, you have to complete the game in the following manner.

Jirachi:

In your upcoming stay at the Hotel, you’ll experience a unique dream set in Pallet Town. As you step into what appears to be Professor Oak’s Lab, Jirachi will approach and request you to choose a Pokéball. However, before your eyes, all three Pokéballs mysteriously disappear.

Following this, Jirachi will invite you to select your most powerful Pokémon for a battle. The dream concludes upon completing the battle. Jirachi will automatically assume the 6th position in your party, prompting the Pokémon originally in that slot to be relocated to the Storage system.

Rayquaza:

This includes Kin island and the sky pillar.

Kin Island:

Here you will find an elderly man who will tell you about the legend of the Sky pillar.

Sky pillar:

You will have to use the bike when you are in the sky pillar. If you stop on one of the damaged tiles, you will fall one floor. Sky Pillar unfolds as a towering structure where navigating on the bike becomes essential to traverse sections of the deteriorated floor, ultimately leading to the rooftop where Rayquaza patiently awaits. Following the intense battle, the player will find themselves transported back outside the cavernous area, close to the island’s dock.

Alien Spaceship:

If you accept the quest “the fallen meteor” from the kin hotel, you will encounter the following things:

i) Bond bridge:

You can walk or surf under this bridge. You will find two agents with a strange object on top of the waterfall.

ii) Route 20:

Here a female swimmer will tell you that she saw a meteor that fell in the water. If you decide to interact with it, you will be rewarded with a spaceship part.

iii) Bond bridge:

Returning to Bond Bridge, where the agents are stationed, they employ the impact points of the three meteors to triangulate the central ship’s position. The leader will request you to commit these coordinates to memory.

iv) Birth Island:

A strange object is in the center of this island. When you interact with it, it starts moving in a spiral. Every time you interact with it, it will change its path.

After this, you will encounter the following where you will have more quest and battles:

• Regigigas:
• Genesect:
• The creation trio:
• Triple fusions:
• Pokemon league rematch:
• Vermillions Fighting area:

Pokedex completion:

Within Celadon City, a condominium houses the Game Developer. Upon successfully capturing all 420 Base Pokémon, the player will be given the Magic Boots as a reward. These boots grant the player debug mode.