Finding a specific item in Pokémon Infinite Fusion can become difficult as you progress through Kanto, Johto, the Sevii Islands, caves, buildings, quests, and post-game areas. The Pokémon Infinite Fusion Item Finder helps you quickly search for an item and check where it can be found, purchased, received, or earned. Whether you are looking for DNA Splicers, evolution stones, Key Items, Poké Balls, Berries, Held Items, Fossils, or useful field tools, use the finder below instead of searching through multiple location guides.
Pokemon Infinite Fusion Item Finder
How to Use the Pokemon Infinite Fusion Item Finder
The item finder is designed to make locating items as simple as possible. Enter the name of an item in the search field, and the tool will show matching results together with available location information.
You can search for items such as:
- DNA Splicers
- Super Splicers
- Infinite Splicers
- Master Ball
- Linking Cord
- Fire Stone
- Shiny Stone
- Surfboard
- Teleporter
- Lucky Egg
- Leftovers
- Helix Fossil
- Rare Candy
- Aguav Berry
You can also search by location, item effect, category, region, or acquisition method.
For example, searching for Saffron City can help surface items associated with that area rather than requiring you to know the exact item name beforehand.
Filter Items by Category
The category filter is useful when you know what type of item you need but not its exact name.
The finder includes categories such as:
| Item Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Fusion Items | DNA Splicers, Super Splicers |
| Key Items | PokéDex, Silph Scope |
| Quest Items | Love Letter, Lunar Feather |
| Field Tools | Surfboard, Pickaxe, Shears |
| Evolution Items | Fire Stone, Linking Cord |
| Poké Balls | Ultra Ball, Master Ball |
| Berries | Sitrus Berry, Aguav Berry |
| Held Items | Leftovers, Life Orb |
| Battle Items | X Attack, Dire Hit |
| Fossils | Helix Fossil, Dome Fossil |
| Medicine | Potion, Full Restore |
| Valuables | Nugget, Pearl |
| Incubators | Incubator, Super Incubator |
This makes the finder useful both when looking for one specific item and when exploring the different item systems available in Pokémon Infinite Fusion.
What Are Items Used for in Pokémon Infinite Fusion?
Items play an especially important role in Pokémon Infinite Fusion because the game adds fusion mechanics on top of the normal Pokémon RPG structure.
You still use traditional Pokémon items for healing, catching Pokémon, evolution, battle boosts, exploration, and progression, but Infinite Fusion also introduces items specifically related to creating and managing fused Pokémon.
The game’s core fusion system allows two Pokémon to be combined, with the resulting fusion inheriting characteristics such as typing, moves, abilities, and other properties from its component Pokémon.
That makes fusion-related items some of the most important items to understand.
DNA Splicers
DNA Splicers are one of the primary items used to create Pokémon fusions.
When you have two compatible Pokémon, a DNA Splicer allows you to combine them into one fusion.
DNA Splicers can be found during normal exploration and are also sold through Poké Marts as you progress through the game. The current community-maintained walkthrough, for example, lists DNA Splicers among early Viridian Mart inventory.
Use the Item Finder and search:
DNA Splicers
to see the locations currently included in the database.
Super Splicers
Super Splicers provide an improved way to fuse Pokémon and become especially useful once you start building stronger teams rather than simply experimenting with early-game fusions.
They are generally more valuable than standard DNA Splicers and become available later in progression.
Search:
Super Splicers
in the finder to see places where they can be purchased, found, or received.
Because shop inventories can expand as you earn badges, an item that is unavailable early in the game may appear later. The official community walkthrough specifically notes that shopkeeper inventories expand with badge progression.
Infinite Splicers
If you frequently experiment with Pokémon combinations, Infinite Splicers are one of the most desirable items in the game.
Unlike ordinary consumable splicers, Infinite Splicers can be reused, making them especially useful for players who enjoy testing many different combinations.
Because this is a much more powerful item, you should not expect to purchase it from an ordinary early-game Poké Mart.
Search Infinite Splicers in the tool to see its listed acquisition information.
DNA Reverser
A DNA Reverser switches the orientation of a fusion.
This matters because:
Pokémon A + Pokémon B
and
Pokémon B + Pokémon A
can produce substantially different results.
Changing which Pokémon provides the head and which provides the body can affect the fusion’s appearance, typing, stats, and overall usefulness.
A DNA Reverser lets you change between these orientations without starting from scratch. Location databases list the item in places including Underground areas and Silph Co. events.
Infinite Reversers
Infinite Reversers serve a similar purpose to DNA Reversers but can be used repeatedly.
They are particularly convenient for players experimenting with many possible fusion orientations.
Instead of consuming another DNA Reverser each time, you can keep testing combinations after obtaining the reusable version.
Fusion Incense
Fusion Incense is another Infinite Fusion-specific item.
It is associated with encountering fused Pokémon in the wild, making it useful when you want to interact with the fusion system beyond manually combining Pokémon from your own party or storage.
The item appears in documented location data for areas such as the Underground near Route 5.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Key Items
Key Items normally exist for progression, exploration, quests, transportation, or unlocking new areas.
Examples include:
- PokéDex
- S.S. Ticket
- Silph Scope
- Card Key
- Poké Flute
- Bicycle
- Coin Case
- Squirtbottle
- Box Link
- Azure Flute
- Network Adapter
Unlike ordinary consumable items, Key Items usually remain important until you complete the related part of the story or unlock their function.
If you become stuck during progression and suspect you missed an important object, search its name in the Item Finder first.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion HM Replacement Items
One of the most useful systems in Pokémon Infinite Fusion is the availability of field tools that can replace traditional HM functionality.
Instead of keeping an unwanted HM move on one of your main Pokémon simply for exploration, you can eventually use specialized tools.
Shears
Shears provide an alternative to Cut.
Once you have the required progression and item, they make cutting obstacles much more convenient.
Pickaxe
The Pickaxe replaces the overworld functionality associated with Rock Smash.
It is particularly helpful when exploring caves and routes with breakable rocks.
Lantern
The Lantern is useful in dark areas and functions as an alternative to relying on Flash.
Dolly
The Dolly provides the field functionality associated with Strength.
Surfboard
The Surfboard is one of the most useful field tools because it allows water travel without relying entirely on Surf as a permanent moveslot choice.
Search:
Surfboard
in the Item Finder for its listed acquisition point.
Teleporter
The Teleporter provides fast-travel functionality associated with Fly or Teleport.
It can save significant time once the game’s map becomes larger and you frequently travel between Kanto and other regions.
Scuba Gear
Scuba Gear provides Dive-related exploration functionality.
Jetpack
The Jetpack is associated with Waterfall-style traversal.
Climbing Gear
Climbing Gear provides access to Rock Climb-style terrain.
These replacement items are particularly valuable when building competitive or carefully planned fusion movesets because you do not need to sacrifice useful battle moves simply for map traversal.
Community guides also document the HM-replacement system, including Pickaxe, Shears, Lantern, Surfboard, Teleporter, Jetpack, Scuba Gear, and Climbing Gear.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Evolution Items
Evolution works similarly to other Pokémon games, but Infinite Fusion’s large species pool means evolution items can become especially important.
The Item Finder contains many evolution-related items.
Evolution Stones
Common stones include:
- Fire Stone
- Water Stone
- Thunder Stone
- Leaf Stone
- Ice Stone
- Moon Stone
- Sun Stone
- Dawn Stone
- Dusk Stone
- Shiny Stone
Search for the exact stone you need to see available locations.
Linking Cord
The Linking Cord is particularly useful because it provides a way to handle Pokémon that would traditionally require trading to evolve.
That is valuable in a single-player fan game where traditional trading may not always be convenient.
If your Pokémon normally has a trade evolution, check whether the Linking Cord is the item you need.
Other Evolution Items
The finder also includes items such as:
- Reaper Cloth
- Prism Scale
- Oval Stone
- King’s Rock
- Metal Coat
- Dragon Scale
- Upgrade
- Dubious Disc
- Protector
- Electirizer
- Magmarizer
- Razor Claw
- Razor Fang
Because evolution requirements vary by Pokémon, first determine which item your species needs and then search for that item.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Poké Ball Locations
Different Poké Balls provide different capture advantages.
The finder includes common and specialized balls such as:
- Poké Ball
- Great Ball
- Ultra Ball
- Master Ball
- Safari Ball
- Net Ball
- Nest Ball
- Repeat Ball
- Timer Ball
- Quick Ball
- Dusk Ball
- Heal Ball
- Premier Ball
- Fast Ball
- Level Ball
- Lure Ball
- Heavy Ball
- Love Ball
- Friend Ball
- Moon Ball
- Luxury Ball
- Fusion Ball
- Rocket Ball
- Candy Ball
Fusion Ball
The Fusion Ball is particularly relevant to Infinite Fusion because it is designed around catching fused Pokémon.
If you are deliberately hunting wild fusions, check the finder for where Fusion Balls become available.
Quick Ball
Quick Balls are useful when you want to attempt a capture immediately at the beginning of an encounter.
Dusk Ball
Dusk Balls are useful when exploring caves or catching Pokémon during appropriate conditions.
Master Ball
The Master Ball is one of the most valuable capture items because of its guaranteed capture functionality.
It is therefore normally limited and tied to major progression or rare rewards.
Location databases show the Master Ball among obtainable Silph Co. items, reinforcing why Saffron City is an important item-hunting location.
Berries in Pokémon Infinite Fusion
Berries can provide healing, status recovery, stat effects, friendship management, defensive effects, and competitive battle utility.
Examples available in the Item Finder include:
Healing and Status Berries
- Oran Berry
- Sitrus Berry
- Cheri Berry
- Chesto Berry
- Pecha Berry
- Rawst Berry
- Aspear Berry
- Persim Berry
- Lum Berry
- Leppa Berry
For example, early walkthrough information shows that players can receive Oran Berries during early progression.
Friendship and EV Berries
These include:
- Pomeg Berry
- Kelpsy Berry
- Qualot Berry
- Hondew Berry
- Grepa Berry
- Tamato Berry
Pinch Berries
Examples include:
- Liechi Berry
- Ganlon Berry
- Salac Berry
- Petaya Berry
- Apicot Berry
These become especially interesting when designing strategies involving low HP.
Type-Resistance Berries
The finder also includes berries that can weaken certain super-effective attacks, including:
- Occa Berry
- Passho Berry
- Wacan Berry
- Rindo Berry
- Yache Berry
- Chople Berry
- Shuca Berry
- Coba Berry
- Payapa Berry
- Tanga Berry
- Charti Berry
- Kasib Berry
- Haban Berry
- Colbur Berry
- Babiri Berry
These can be extremely useful when a fusion has one major weakness you want to protect against.
Held Items
Held Items are among the most important items for building a strong Pokémon Infinite Fusion team.
A good fusion is not determined only by its base Pokémon. Its held item can significantly change how it performs.
Popular Held Items include:
Leftovers
Leftovers restores some HP each turn.
It is particularly useful on bulky defensive fusions that are designed to remain in battle for a long time.
Life Orb
Life Orb increases offensive power while costing the user some HP.
It works well on aggressive attackers that prioritize damage.
Focus Sash
Focus Sash can allow a Pokémon at full HP to survive an otherwise knockout attack with 1 HP.
Choice Band
Choice Band increases physical offensive power but restricts the holder to one selected move until it switches out.
Choice Specs
Choice Specs offers a similar strategy for special attackers.
Choice Scarf
Choice Scarf emphasizes Speed, helping slower but powerful fusions outspeed opponents.
Eviolite
Eviolite can improve the defensive stats of Pokémon that are still capable of evolving.
Lucky Egg
Lucky Egg is useful for training because it increases experience gained.
Amulet Coin
The Amulet Coin is useful when you need more money for DNA Splicers, Poké Balls, healing supplies, or other purchases.
Type-Boosting Held Items
You can also use Held Items to increase the power of specific move types.
Examples include:
- Charcoal – Fire
- Mystic Water – Water
- Miracle Seed – Grass
- Magnet – Electric
- Never-Melt Ice – Ice
- Black Belt – Fighting
- Poison Barb – Poison
- Soft Sand – Ground
- Sharp Beak – Flying
- Twisted Spoon – Psychic
- Silver Powder – Bug
- Hard Stone – Rock
- Spell Tag – Ghost
- Dragon Fang – Dragon
- Black Glasses – Dark
- Metal Coat – Steel
- Silk Scarf – Normal
These items can complement the typing and moveset of a carefully planned fusion.
Fossils
Fossils allow you to obtain prehistoric Pokémon through revival systems.
The finder includes fossils such as:
- Helix Fossil
- Dome Fossil
- Old Amber
- Root Fossil
- Claw Fossil
- Armor Fossil
- Skull Fossil
- Cover Fossil
- Plume Fossil
- Jaw Fossil
- Sail Fossil
Helix Fossil vs Dome Fossil
Early Pokémon games traditionally force players to choose between the Helix Fossil and Dome Fossil.
Infinite Fusion provides additional opportunities and systems around fossils, so check the finder if you are trying to obtain a fossil you did not initially choose.
Medicine and Healing Items
Healing items remain essential throughout the game.
Common items include:
- Potion
- Super Potion
- Hyper Potion
- Max Potion
- Full Restore
- Revive
- Max Revive
- Antidote
- Burn Heal
- Awakening
- Paralyze Heal
- Full Heal
- Ether
- Max Ether
- Elixir
- Max Elixir
Poké Mart inventories generally improve as you progress, so later-game healing items may not be available from the beginning.
Vitamins and Training Items
Vitamins can be used while preparing Pokémon and fusions for stronger battles.
Examples include:
- HP Up
- Protein
- Iron
- Calcium
- Zinc
- Carbos
Held training items can also help with EV training:
- Power Weight
- Power Bracer
- Power Belt
- Power Lens
- Power Band
- Power Anklet
This becomes more useful if you are building optimized fusions rather than simply progressing through the main story.
Valuable Items
Not every item needs to be used directly.
Some exist primarily because they can be sold or exchanged.
Examples include:
- Nugget
- Big Nugget
- Pearl
- Big Pearl
- Pearl String
- Stardust
- Star Piece
- Comet Shard
- Tiny Mushroom
- Big Mushroom
- Balm Mushroom
- Rare Bone
Selling valuable items can provide money for items you actually need, including Splicers, Poké Balls, medicine, and evolution supplies.
How to Find an Item When You Don’t Know Its Name
The finder is not limited to exact item-name searches.
Suppose you remember that an item was available in Saffron City, but you cannot remember its name.
Search:
Saffron City
and the finder can display items whose location data contains Saffron City.
This can also work with terms such as:
Silph Co.
Celadon City
Goldenrod City
Pinkan Island
Battle Tower
Treasure Beach
or other locations stored in the database.
This is useful because major locations can contain many items. For example, available map data for Saffron City and Silph Co. lists a large collection including Quick Ball, Super Splicers, DNA Reverser, Full Restore, DNA Splicers, Ultra Ball, Card Key, Master Ball, Rare Candy, Shiny Stone, Life Orb, and numerous other items.
Search by Acquisition Method
Some items can be obtained in more than one way.
The Item Finder can distinguish between methods such as:
- Shop
- Found
- Given
- Quest
- Wild
- Pickup
- Rock Smash
- Berry Trees
- Event
This is useful when you want the easiest acquisition method.
For example, buying an item may be quicker than searching for a hidden copy, while completing a quest may be worthwhile if the reward is normally expensive or rare.
Mark Items as Obtained
The tool also includes an Obtained tracker.
Press the check button on an item after obtaining it.
Your browser stores the selection locally so you can return to the page and see which items you have already collected.
You can then use the Obtained Only filter to display the items you have marked.
This feature is especially useful for:
- Fossil collecting
- Evolution item collecting
- Key Item tracking
- Berry collecting
- Held Item hunting
- Post-game item completion
The obtained status is stored in your browser rather than requiring an account.
Why an Item May Not Be at the Listed Location
Pokémon Infinite Fusion has received many updates over time, and item availability can sometimes change.
An item’s location may also depend on:
- Your game version
- Story progression
- Number of Gym Badges
- Quest completion
- Time of day
- Randomizer settings
- Post-game progression
- Special events
- Whether you already collected the item
Shop inventory is another important factor. Some stores expand their selection after additional Gym Badges are earned.
If an item is not where you expect, check your current version and progression before assuming it has been removed.
Normal Mode vs Randomized Mode Items
Pokémon Infinite Fusion also provides randomized gameplay options.
Certain items may appear differently or become obtainable through randomized item pools.
For this reason, the Item Finder can include availability notes for entries associated with:
Randomized Mode
Special/Event availability
or items that may not be normally obtainable in every version.
Always check an item’s availability label before spending a long time searching for it in a normal playthrough.
Best Items to Look for Early
New players do not need to collect everything immediately.
Some useful early priorities include:
DNA Splicers
These allow you to experiment with the game’s defining fusion mechanic.
Poké Balls
Always keep enough Poké Balls available so you do not miss useful Pokémon.
Potions
Healing supplies reduce unnecessary trips back to Pokémon Centers.
Repels
Repels become useful when exploring caves and areas with frequent encounters.
Evolution Stones
Keep useful stones rather than selling them because you may later need one for a specific fusion component.
Field Tools
HM replacement tools become increasingly valuable as you unlock them.
Best Items for Late-Game Team Building
Later in the game, your priorities may change from simple progression toward optimizing your team.
Useful items can include:
- Leftovers
- Life Orb
- Choice Band
- Choice Specs
- Choice Scarf
- Focus Sash
- Eviolite
- Linking Cord
- Ability-related items
- EV training items
- Type-boosting items
- Rare evolution items
At this stage, the Item Finder becomes useful not simply for progressing through the map but for creating stronger fusion combinations.
Pokémon Infinite Fusion Item Finder FAQ
Where can I find DNA Splicers in Pokémon Infinite Fusion?
DNA Splicers can be obtained through normal progression and are available through Poké Marts and several locations. Search DNA Splicers in the finder above to see the locations stored in the current database.
Where can I buy Super Splicers?
Super Splicers become available later than standard DNA Splicers. Their availability can depend on progression and badges. Search Super Splicers in the tool for available locations.
How do I get Infinite Splicers?
Infinite Splicers are a special reusable version of DNA Splicers and are not treated like an ordinary early-game consumable. Search Infinite Splicers above for the listed acquisition method.
What does a DNA Reverser do?
A DNA Reverser switches the head and body orientation of a fused Pokémon, allowing you to use the reverse fusion.
Is there an Infinite DNA Reverser?
Yes. Infinite Reversers provide reusable reversing functionality once obtained.
Where can I find a Master Ball?
The Master Ball is associated with major progression and limited rewards, including Silph Co. Search Master Ball in the finder to check listed locations.
How do I find the Linking Cord?
Search Linking Cord in the Item Finder. It is an important evolution item for Pokémon that would normally rely on trade-style evolution requirements.
Is there an item that replaces Surf?
Yes. The Surfboard provides Surf-related field functionality.
Is there an item that replaces Fly?
The Teleporter provides fast-travel functionality associated with Fly or Teleport.
How do I use Cut without teaching Cut?
Obtain the Shears, which function as the field-tool alternative to Cut.
How do I use Rock Smash without teaching it?
The Pickaxe provides Rock Smash-related overworld functionality.
Does Pokémon Infinite Fusion have Berries?
Yes. The game contains many Berries with healing, status, stat, friendship, resistance, and battle effects.
Can I search by location instead of item name?
Yes. Enter a city, route, cave, building, or other location in the search box. Any stored item containing that location can appear in the results.
Does the Item Finder work on mobile?
Yes. The tool is designed to work across desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones.
Does the Item Finder modify my game?
No. The finder is a reference tool. It does not access or modify your Pokémon Infinite Fusion installation or save file.
Are item locations always the same?
Not necessarily. Locations, shop inventory, quest rewards, and availability can change between game versions or modes. Check your current game progression if an item is not where you expected it to be.
Find the Item You Need
Pokémon Infinite Fusion contains a large collection of ordinary Pokémon items alongside specialized fusion items, exploration tools, evolution items, Held Items, Berries, Fossils, Poké Balls, quest objects, and post-game rewards.
Instead of searching separate guides every time you need something, use the Pokémon Infinite Fusion Item Finder at the top of this page. Enter an item such as DNA Splicers, Infinite Splicers, Master Ball, Linking Cord, Surfboard, Shiny Stone, Leftovers, Lucky Egg, or Helix Fossil to quickly check its purpose and available locations.
As you continue exploring the game, you can also mark items as obtained and use the filters to narrow the database to the exact category, region, or acquisition method you need.
