Pokémon Infinite Fusion Sprites Gallery
Pokémon Infinite Fusion sprites are custom battle sprites created for head-and-body Pokémon combinations in the fan-made game. This searchable sprite gallery helps you find custom fusion sprites by Pokémon name, sprite ID, type or artist, compare main and alternate sprites, and preview a fusion before you build a team or use DNA Splicers in the game.
Under each sprite you’ll find:
- The fusion name, with the head Pokémon first and the body second
- The sprite ID, and whether it is the main sprite or an alternate
- The fusion’s typing worked out with the game’s head and body rules
- The artist who drew it
Open any sprite to see it full size with its fused base stats, weaknesses, both parent Pokémon, every alternate sprite for that fusion and the reverse fusion.
How to Search Pokémon Infinite Fusion Sprites
- Scroll to browse. The gallery shows 100 sprites at a time and loads the next 100 as you reach the bottom.
- Search by Pokémon. Type a name, then choose whether it should be the head, the body or either. Type a Pokédex number such as 25 to do the same by number.
- Jump to a sprite ID. Type an ID such as 25.6 to see that fusion’s main sprite and all its alternates, or 25.6a for one alternate.
- Filter further. Narrow the list by fusion type, by artist, or to main sprites or alternates only.
- Open a sprite for stats, weaknesses, alternates and credits. Use the arrows or your keyboard’s left and right keys to move through your results.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Sprite IDs Explained
Every fusion sprite is named after the Pokédex numbers of its two parents: the head’s number, a dot, then the body’s number. A letter at the end marks an alternate.
| Sprite ID | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 25.6 | Main sprite for Pikachu (head) and Charizard (body) |
| 25.6a | First alternate sprite for the same fusion |
| 6.25 | The reverse fusion: Charizard head, Pikachu body |
Because head and body swap the typing, stats and look, 25.6 and 6.25 are two different Pokémon with two different sprites. The Infinite Fusion numbers after the original 151 do not always match the National Pokédex, so search by name when you are not sure of the number.
Main vs Alternate Pokémon Infinite Fusion Sprites
The main sprite is the one the game uses by default for a fusion. Alternates are other artists’ versions of the same fusion. Some popular fusions have more than twenty. If a fusion has no custom sprite at all, the game uses an automatically generated sprite instead, and it won’t appear in this gallery.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Sprite Artists and Credits
Every sprite here was drawn by a member of the Infinite Fusion community, and each one is credited to its artist. Select an artist’s name on any sprite to see everything they have drawn. If you want to reuse a sprite, check the Infinite Fusion community’s rules and credit the artist.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Sprites FAQ
What are Pokémon Infinite Fusion custom sprites?
They are hand-drawn battle sprites made by artists from the Infinite Fusion community for specific head and body combinations. Fusions without a custom sprite use an automatically generated one in the game.
How are Infinite Fusion sprite IDs named?
A sprite ID is the head's Pokédex number, a dot, then the body's number, such as 25.6 for Pikachu as the head and Charizard as the body. A letter after the numbers, such as 25.6a, marks an alternate sprite for the same fusion.
What is an alternate sprite?
An alternate sprite is another artist's take on a fusion that already has a main sprite. Many fusions have several alternates, and this page lets you view them all side by side.
How do I find the sprite for a specific fusion?
Type a Pokémon name in the search box and choose whether it should be the head, the body or either. You can also type a sprite ID such as 25.6 to jump straight to that fusion and its alternates.
Can I find every sprite by one artist?
Yes. Type the artist's name into the artist filter, or open any sprite and select the artist's name to list all of their sprites.
Who made these sprites?
Each sprite is the work of an Infinite Fusion community artist, and the artist is credited under every sprite on this page.