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Master the art of fusion with our Pokemon DNA Splicers Calculator. Quickly determine the base stats of your combined Pokémon to build the ultimate competitive team.
Pokemon DNA Splicers Calculator
Head Pokémon (Stats)
Body Pokémon (Stats)
Enter stats and click Calculate to see results.
Pokemon DNA Splicers Calculator Formula
Fusion Stat = (2/3 × Head Stat) + (1/3 × Body Stat) — For HP, Defense, Sp. Def
Fusion Stat = (1/3 × Head Stat) + (2/3 × Body Stat) — For Attack, Sp. Atk, Speed
Source: Bulbapedia DNA Splicers Reference
Variables:
- Head Pokémon: The primary Pokémon providing the “Head” and certain physical properties.
- Body Pokémon: The secondary Pokémon providing the “Body” and mobility properties.
- Base Stats: Individual values for HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed.
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What is Pokemon DNA Splicers Calculator?
The Pokemon DNA Splicers Calculator is a specialized tool designed to predict the outcome of fusing two different Pokémon species. In games like Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 (with Kyurem) or popular fan-made games like Infinite Fusion, DNA splicing combines the base stats of two creatures into a single new entity.
By understanding how the “Head” and “Body” components contribute to the final stats, players can strategically choose combinations that cover weaknesses. For example, fusing a fast, fragile “Body” with a bulky, high-attack “Head” can create a powerhouse with balanced utility.
How to Calculate Pokemon DNA Splicers Stats (Example)
- Identify the Base Stats of your first Pokémon (Head). Let’s say Charizard (HP: 78).
- Identify the Base Stats of your second Pokémon (Body). Let’s say Blastoise (HP: 79).
- Apply the 2/3 weight to the Head HP: (78 * 0.66).
- Apply the 1/3 weight to the Body HP: (79 * 0.33).
- Sum the results to get the Fusion HP: approx 78.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does fusion keep the highest stat? No, fusion usually uses a weighted average. It prevents the fused Pokémon from becoming too overpowered by averaging the strengths of both.
Which Pokémon should be the ‘Head’? Generally, choose the Pokémon with higher HP, Defense, and Special Defense to be the Head, as these stats are weighted more heavily for that slot.
Is the result rounded up or down? In most game engines, decimals are truncated (rounded down) after the final calculation step.
Can I fuse any two Pokémon? In official games, this is restricted to specific legendaries like Kyurem, Calyrex, and Necrozma. In fan games, the possibilities are often unlimited.