History VideoGame / PokemonFusionGeneration

* JustFollowingOrders: [[spoiler:Team Aqua and Team Magma. They don't seem to know what else to do anything else.]]

* CoolButInefficient: Many Fusions are this.
** It makes little sense to fuse Wurmple with Wailord, but at least [[RuleOfCool it looks cool.]]

* RuleOfCool: Many Pokémon Fusions are highly impractical in battle and are just there to look cool.

** Once you've seen every Pokémon Fusion, you can [[spoiler:recover your Rayquaza from Professor Oak.]]

** [[spoiler:Red's]] Pokémon Fusion, [[spoiler:Venustoise]], is encountered by [[spoiler:his counterpart]] Ash in the anime as [[spoiler:one of Gastly's illusions.]]

* OneHundredPercentCompletion: The only way to get [[spoiler:Rayquaza back]] is to see every single Fusion in the game.

* DegradedBoss: Exclusive to admins at first, [[spoiler:Mightylord and Mighterupt]] are used by [[spoiler:Team Aqua/Magma]] grunts later on.

** Why is Agatha no longer in the Elite Four? Because [[spoiler:she retired and was replaced by Koga.]]

** [[spoiler:Courtney and Tabitha]] have this kind of reaction when [[spoiler:Team Aqua and Team Magma lose the Pokémon Fusions they stole.]]

* WhatIf: Obviously, the game [[AlternateContinuity isn't part of the official continuity.]] Instead, it's a series of "what if" scenarios about what might have happened between Generations III and IV.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: The events of future generations in the official series are foreshadowed on several occasions.
** [[spoiler:Team Rocket makes a few appearances, foreshadowing their return in Johto. A grunt on the Magnet Train to Goldenrod City seems to be plotting something, and another in Olivine City mocks Team Aqua and Team Magmas' defeat.]]
** A swimmer asks the player if they've ever been to Unova, saying it never gets cold there. In Black and White 2, [[spoiler:it gets very cold there.]]
** [[spoiler:Lance]] warns the player that he will reclaim his rightful place as Champion. In [=HeartGold/SoulSilver=], [[spoiler:he's the Champion, so [[ForegoneConclusion evidently he was successful.]]]]

* GottaCatchEmAll: Averted. It's impossible to catch every Pokémon, since only 36 of the 101 Pokémon Fusions are obtainable.

** [[spoiler:Red's]] Pokémon Fusion, [[spoiler:Venustoise]], is encountered by Red's counterpart Ash in the anime as [[spoiler:one of Gastly's illusions.]]

** Scientist Alfonse says "Oh, brother!" after being defeated, a reference to alchemist Al's rather grating tendency to [[SayMyName shout "BROTHER!!" at Ed.]]

* YouWouldntShootMe: [[spoiler:Blue]] is convinced [[spoiler:Team Aqua and Team Magma]] are bluffing about [[spoiler:blowing up the train.]]
* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: The fusion machine in [[spoiler:the Safari Zone]] turns out to be [[spoiler:just a copy.]]

** Your rival also somehow evolves Poliwhirl into Politoed.

''[[http://blog.electrovert.net/?p=885 Pokémon Fusion Generation]]'' is a fanmade Pokémon game for PC. Set between Generations III and IV, it features characters from [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]], the Champion of Hoenn and his or her rival, who have traveled to Kanto. The plot focuses on the invention of Pokémon Fusion, the merging of two or more Pokémon into one being that inherits features of both. In order to become the Champion once again, the player must challenge the new and improved Gym Leaders of Kanto and their Pokémon Fusions, and prevent these powerful new creatures from falling into the wrong hands. The game was inspired by the fusing or splicing of Pokémon sprites to make new Pokémon.

It can be downloaded [[http://blog.electrovert.net/?p=885 here]].

* ContinuityNod: Despite being a fangame, there are tons.
** Most trainers in the game appear in the official games, and their teams generally fit into the continuity.
** Your rival will eventually start using the starter they obtained in Hoenn, and finally evolve it to its final stage.
** Copycat and her family are homeless throughout the game, because their house got torn down as alluded to in GSCHGSS.

* {{Determinator}}: [[spoiler:Janine]].

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: If you talk to the Captain of the S.S. Anne, the player character will rub his back. It seems to freak him out a little.

* DuelsDecideEverything: Averted with [[spoiler:Blue, who on one occasion decides to just punch the enemies' lights out instead.]]

* NPCAmnesia: None of the gym leaders aside from [[spoiler:Janine]] will acknowledge anything they do outside their gym. Even if you visit them after the [[spoiler:Magnet Train explodes]], they will act like it never happened.
** After [[spoiler:Janine]] helps you in Victory Road, she can be found in her gym right afterwards and won't mention it. She doesn't address the [[spoiler:Magnet Train explosion]] either.

** All the scientists in the game are named after [[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist]] characters.
*** Scientist Alfonse says "Oh, brother!" after being defeated, a reference to alchemist Al's rather grating tendency to [[SayMyName shout "BROTHER!!" at Ed.]]

** Bill is attacked by a Beedrill in Viridian Forest, much like the characters in the anime.
*** When you encounter the Beedrill, its moveset and level are consistent with it having just evolved, just likes the ones that attack in the anime.

* {{Jerkass}}: The man digging under Lavender Town.

* ForegoneConclusion: [[spoiler:Goldenrod City]] won't stay a "small seaside city" for long and [[spoiler:Goldenrod's cemetery]] is {{Doomed By Canon}}.

* ATasteOfPower: You start the game with a level 80 Rayquaza, only to leave it with Professor Oak once you get your new starter.
* AWolfInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:Team Aqua and Team Magma grunts disguise themselves as an elderly couple to distract Bill long enough to steal the fusion machine.]]
* AbandonedMine: [[spoiler:Team Rocket's abandoned tunnels under Saffron City, later claimed by Team Aqua and Team Magma.]]
* ActionGirl: [[spoiler:Janine.]]

''Pokémon Fusion Generation'' is a fanmade Pokémon game for PC. Set between Generations III and IV, it features characters from [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]], the Champion of Hoenn and his or her rival, who have traveled to Kanto. The plot focuses on the invention of Pokémon Fusion, the merging of two or more Pokémon into one being that inherits features of both. In order to become the Champion once again, the player must challenge the new and improved Gym Leaders of Kanto and their Pokémon Fusions, and prevent these powerful new creatures from falling into the wrong hands. The game was inspired by the fusing or splicing of Pokémon sprites to make new Pokémon.

** A chef on the S.S. Anne points out that the hero looks famished. This makes sense, since the player character never eats.

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Wally goes from being a shy little boy to the leader of a criminal organization, and eventually a full-fledged ''terrorist''.]]

** A chef on the S.S. Anne points out that the character looks famished. This makes sense, since the player character never eats.

** There are lots in Johto. The towers in [[spoiler:Ecruteak City]], the [[spoiler:lighthouse in Olivine]], and the islands south of [[spoiler:Olivine]] (due to a flood) are all inaccessible. Lampshaded by an NPC in [[spoiler:Olivine City.]]

* Foreshadowing: The events of future generations in the official series are foreshadowed on several occasions.

*** Cinnabar Island. {{PlayedForLaughs}} because it's clear to the player, but somehow not to the {{ApatheticCitizens}}.
*** The Kanto Safari Zone. The warden and other NPCs foreshadow this by saying it's declined in popularity.
** Pokémon Fusion as a phenomenon is doomed. It's implied that [[spoiler:all the Fusions will be restored to their original forms]]. Supported by the fact that, obviously, no one mentions it in Generation IV.

* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler:Ellie and Janine in Victory Road.]]

* ActionGirl: [[spoiler:Janine]]

* BreakingTheFourthWall: [[spoiler:"You were going to have an entire sequel without me!"]]

* LampshadeHanging: A chef on the S.S. Anne points out that the character looks famished. This makes sense, since the player character never eats.

** In the Celadon Hotel, a man tells you about Rotom and mentions that it could take control of a computer. This is a reference to the hotel's [[AscendedGlitch "Phantom PC" glitch from Generation I.]]
*** This also foreshadows [[spoiler:a Rotom possessing the PC in the wrecked Magnet Train's on-board Pokémon Center.]]

* Determinator: [[spoiler:Janine]].

* FridgeBrilliance:
** Bill says he's been working on Pokémon Fusion for years. Remember that time he fused himself with a Clefairy?
** [[spoiler:Team Aqua and Team Magma create a fusion of crime syndicates.]] Also, the game fuses the characters from RSE with the setting of RBYFRLG.
* FridgeHorror:
** [[spoiler:Elm's lab hasn't been built in New Bark Town yet. Instead, there's a patch of grass where the Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile families nest. It's not a coincidence that Elm gives out Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile in Generation IV. He built his lab on top of their home, then captured them to give to trainers.]]
*** Even more horrifying when you consider what else is under [[spoiler:New Bark Town (and hidden by Elm's lab.)]]
** There's a cemetery in [[spoiler:Goldenrod City]] and a woman there who says she couldn't stand it if the graves were ever disturbed. [[spoiler:Goldenrod City]] doesn't have a cemetery in Generation IV.
** Pokémon Fusion, as hinted by [[spoiler:Bill at the end of the game]], is a sort of fad that no one cares about by Generation IV. When you defeat gym leaders, they hand over their Fusions to you, seemingly disappointed in them ("I guess this thing isn't so great afterall"). When you beat a gym you can even catch Pokémon used by trainers you battled in the gym. Some (but not all) gym leaders and gym trainers abandon their Pokémon Fusions because you defeated them. Not only are you witnessing Pokémon Fusion gradually dying out as a trend over the course of the game, you're causing it!

* LesYay: [[spoiler:Janine's crush on the player character]] (if you're playing as May).

* TearJerker: [[spoiler:Mira's farewell to her mother before "leaving" with her Vulpix.]]

* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: The fusion machine in [[spoiler:the Safari Zone]] turns out to be [[spoiler:just a copy.]]

* TheCameo: [[EasterEgg If you look closely]], you can see what looks like [[spoiler:Ghetsis]] in the crowd outside Bill's house.