The Pokemon Infinite Fusion Pokedex represents one of the most comprehensive Pokemon cataloging systems ever created, featuring 420 currently available Pokemon with an additional 60 upcoming additions. This guide provides a complete breakdown of every Pokemon, their locations, and essential information for trainers.
Understanding the Pokedex System
Expanded Database: Instead of just cataloging individual Pokemon, this Pokedex tracks combinations of different species.
Multiple Generations: Pokemon Infinite Fusion features Pokemon across multiple generations. It contains the complete set of Generation 1 (1-151) and Generation 2 (152-251) Pokemon, plus select favorites from Generations 3-7 like Blaziken, Lucario, and Mimikyu. The game continues to grow with planned additions of more Pokemon from various generations, expanding the possibilities for unique Pokemon fusions and team strategies.
Location Tracking: Provides detailed information about where to find each Pokemon in the game world
Starter Pokemon
Pokemon
Type 1
Type 2
Primary Location
Secondary Locations
Bulbasaur
Grass
Poison
Pallet Town
Viridian River
Ivysaur
Grass
Poison
Evolution Only
N/A
Venusaur
Grass
Poison
Evolution Only
N/A
Charmander
Fire
N/A
Pallet Town
N/A
Charmeleon
Fire
N/A
Evolution Only
Viridian River
Charizard
Fire
Flying
Evolution Only
N/A
Squirtle
Water
N/A
Pallet Town
N/A
Wartortle
Water
N/A
Evolution Only
Viridian River
Blastoise
Water
N/A
Evolution Only
N/A
Mt. Moon Complete Pokemon List
Pokemon
Type
Floor
Encounter Rate
Special Notes
Zubat
Poison/Flying
All Floors
45%
More common at night
Geodude
Rock/Ground
All Floors
35%
Also from Rock Smash
Paras
Bug/Grass
B1F
20%
Near mushroom patches
Clefairy
Fairy
B2F
5%
Rare, moon stone required
Sandshrew
Ground
B1F
15%
In specific areas only
Starter Acquisition Methods
Fuchsia City
Viridian River (static encounters)
Goldenrod City
New Bark Town
Pokemon
Type 1
Primary Location
Secondary Locations
Chikorita
Grass
Fuchsia City
Multiple Cities
Bayleef
Grass
Evolution Only
N/A
Meganium
Grass
Evolution Only
N/A
Cyndaquil
Fire
Fuchsia City
Multiple Cities
Quilava
Fire
Evolution Only
N/A
Typhlosion
Fire
Evolution Only
N/A
Totodile
Water
Fuchsia City
Multiple Cities
Croconaw
Water
Evolution Only
N/A
Feraligatr
Water
Evolution Only
N/A
Special Evolution Requirements
Pokemon
Evolution Method
Required Item
Time of Day
Friendship
Golbat
High Friendship
None
Any
Yes
Chansey
Level Up
Oval Stone
Any
No
Eevee
Stone Evolution
Various Stones
Various
No
Scyther
Metal Coat
Trade/Level 40
Any
No
Seadra
Dragon Scale
Trade/Level 50
Any
No
Notable Pokemon by Generation
Generation
Available Count
Starters
Legendaries
Special Forms
Gen 3
45 Pokemon
Yes
Kyogre, Groudon, Rayquaza
None
Gen 4
38 Pokemon
Yes
Dialga, Palkia, Giratina
None
Gen 5
27 Pokemon
No
Reshiram, Zekrom, Kyurem
None
Gen 6
15 Pokemon
No
None
None
Gen 7
8 Pokemon
No
Necrozma
Ultra Form
Unique Location Encounters
Location
Pokemon Available
Special Conditions
Time Restrictions
Creepy House
Litwick, Lampent, Mimikyu
Night Only
Must have Flash
P2 Laboratory
Genesect, Pawniard, Klang
Postgame
None
Sky Pillar
Rayquaza, Metang, Dusclops
Postgame
Clear Weather
Deep Ocean
Kyogre, Wailord, Kingdra
Need Dive
None
Upcoming Pokemon Database
Pokemon
Type 1
Type 2
Generation
Special Notes
Sableye
Dark
Ghost
3
Priority Addition
Venipede
Bug
Poison
5
Full Evolution Line
Tyrunt
Rock
Dragon
6
Fossil Pokemon
Snorunt
Ice
None
3
Multiple Evolutions
Oricorio
Various
Flying
7
All Forms Planned
Future Updates and Upcoming Pokemon Infinite Fusion Pokedex
The game continues to evolve with planned additions including:
Sableye and its unique Dark/Ghost typing
The complete Venipede evolution line
Various legendary Pokemon including Regirock, Regice, and Registeel
New forms like Ultra Necrozma
Tips for Trainers
Location Hunting: Many Pokemon can be found in multiple locations. Check all possible spots to increase your chances.
Evolution Methods: Pay attention to special evolution requirements:
Level-based evolutions
Stone evolutions
Friendship evolutions
Special item requirements
Fusion Strategies: Consider type combinations when planning fusions to create powerful hybrid Pokemon.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
The game currently features over 400 catchable Pokemon across various generations.
Yes, all available Pokemon in the game can be fused with each other, creating thousands of possible combinations.
Many legendary Pokemon require specific quests or conditions to be met. For example, Celebi requires completing the 30 hotel quests and obtaining the GS ball.
Unlike traditional Pokemon games, Infinite Fusion doesn’t have version exclusives. All Pokemon can be obtained in a single game.