Aside from Steven Universe, what other cartoons/comics/games/whatever include fusion in them? I'm interested in anything that involves two characters becoming one character.
Aside from Steven Universe, what other cartoons/comics/games/whatever include fusion in them...
Carter Russell
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Joshua Taylor
BE PART OF MY POWER
Nathaniel Gutierrez
>garnet
>character
Jacob Lee
Persona
Pokemon
Pocket Mortys (if you want something free)
All let you collect stuff and combine if that is what you mean.
Samuel Nelson
I guess Ben 10 involves Ben fusing with alien DNA
Jace Robinson
Dragonball Z you underage dickwad
Leo Cooper
Way late episodes of Omniverse have Ben 10000 fusing aliens together but those aren't really characters
Lucas Barnes
Ben 10 also has points where Ben combines the DNA of multiple aliens to create hybrid forms.
Also he has Upgrade, who can fuse with machines. Sometimes he does this with robotic or mechanical allies, like in the Generator Rex crossover.
Xavier Morgan
Bionicle, at least the early parts
Adam Scott
Ian Barnes
>Fists just loose until combined
Fucking partsformers
Adam Powell
Imagine the kibble on the back
Elijah White
Dragonball Z
Shin Megami Tensei
Transformers
Digimon (Xros Wars Especially)
GaoGaiGar
Carson Kelly
Mah nigga!
Brandon Myers
Power Rangers had whatever Megazord or giant robot object/animal of the week they would construct out of all of their vehicles. Sometimes it was a sword, sometimes it was a laser, sometimes it was wings, sometimes it was just a big mech. I'd count stuff like that.
Gabriel Sanders
That's not really fusion of multiple characters, they're just piloting the same vehicle.
Noah Cooper
Well, more like refusion.
John Rogers
not Sup Forums
Nathaniel King
>mfw no gimmick toyline of the gems combining with each other to form their fusions
It's like CN hates money!
Luis Rodriguez
no one watches SU, it's aired once a week if they are lucky
Samuel Scott
What the hell are you talking about?
SU gets the highest ratings of the network during it's premieres.
Have you not read the memos again, Philip?
Aiden Nelson
>cartoons/comics/games/whatever
Thomas Ross
Since it hasn't been said yet, there's Venom and the other Marvel symbiotes. They've got that whole gimmick with a sentient alien organism combining with a human's body to grant them superpowers, and usually it's significant that the symbiote has its own personality and reasons for bonding with them.