Overview

Alright, you've seen thse fusions of popular pokemon, haven't you?

Want to learn how to make your own?

You're in luck, I've created a guide on how to make one, using MSPaint!

Step 1:Think Of a Fusion

What pokemon do you want to fuse? A Turtwig with a Bulbasaur? A Snorlax with a Slowking? Think of what you want to create. For beginners, try to fuse a
pokemon roughly the same color (Say, Mudkip with Piplup) Also try to get characters with lots of detail (Don't try to fuse Gengar...) You can use
that detail in the fusion.

Decide what pokemon you're going to use as a base. If you're going to add a Butterfree head to a Charmander body, the Charmander is the base.

Beginners should stick to minor fusions, escalating to more complex fusions over time.

Step 2:Get The tools

Since you chose what pokemon you want to fuse, It's time to get working! Bring 2MSpaint Windows up. One will be used as a workstation, the other as a
manipulation center (I'll explain this later)

After getting the MSpaint Apps out, go find your sprites. Many websites offer Pokemon sprites. I, personally, use pokemon.marriland.com, but you can
choose whatever you feel like.

Step 3: Start Working

Copy the images you want side-by-side like this:


Then, Synchronize the Base's colors to the other pokemon's (Clampearl is the base)


Doing this is an aquired skill. Try Doing this:

Find the lightest shade of Color X, Find the lightest shade of Color Y (Color Y is the Base's color)
Uing the dripper, get Color X
Using the Dump Paint, Dump Color X where Color Y is.
Repeat, getting darker.

After Synchronizing colors, get the parts you want to add to the base. Use the Selector to do this.:

Copy Them, and Paste on the Second Paint Window Like This:


Whatever you don't like, Erase until you isolate the part.

Then, copy it and paste it on the base.

Keep doing this, then press "New" On the scrap Paint Window.

Select the finished product, and paste it.

Tada! Here's the finished product: