Features
What FusionFall Forever adds and how each part works.
All features
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FusionFall UltraEvery FusionFall Ultra perk in one place: what you keep forever, what needs an active membership, and how many characters get rewards.
Ultra Menu and Gold LookThe ULTRA settings tab and the gold look it controls: nametag, chat name, HUD frames, sparkles, the /sparkle emote, vehicle trail and membership card.Golden Tux and Gold Clockwork SetThe two gold suits every Ultra member receives: the pieces of each set, how they arrive, how they look and what you can do with them.
Ultra Grim AuraThe Ultra Grim Aura is a crown of gold ghost-fire for Ultra members, and the only hat that can be worn together with another hat.Ultra Gold VouchersUltra Gold Vouchers give a weapon or a worn piece of clothing a permanent gold shine: how many you get, how to use them and what gilding changes.
Ultra Daily Gift, Bonus and Welcome RewardsWhat Ultra pays out: the Daily Ultra Gift, the +10% Fusion Matter and taro bonus, the welcome rewards and how deliveries work when your bag is full.Rare RadarThe Rare Mons Radar is an Ultra perk that points you toward the nearest shiny or legendary Pixelmon: how to read the bar and where it works.
Ultra Time TravelUltra members can jump between the Past and the Future from the ULTRA tab, and new characters can skip the Future zone entirely.Ultra Free ReviveUltra members can get back up on the spot after a knock-out once every 5 minutes: how the button works, where it is allowed and its limits.
Ultra Gold HairUltra Gold is a shining gold hair colour only Ultra members can pick, at character creation or at the barber, and it stays after Ultra ends.
Ghostfreak (Nano 43)Ghostfreak is a Cosmix World Nano every player receives at login: his three powers, how to get and tune him, and his history as an Ultra early Nano.Shadow LugiaShadow Lugia is a level 50 Pixelmon given to Ultra members: who gets it, how it is delivered, and why it can never be traded.
T-60 Power ArmorThe T-60 Power Armor is a walk-in suit you ride like a vehicle: how Ultra members get it, how to use it and how to repaint it.
Game BoyThe Game Boy is an Ultra item you hold in your hand to play SoulSilver without leaving the FusionFall world: how to get it and every key.
Gold GliderThe Gold Glider is the Ultra hang glider: how to get it, open it, launch from the ground with the gold updraft and steer it on every platform.
Ultra Gold Clockwork HoverboardThe Ultra Gold Clockwork Hoverboard is a gold board with its own tricks: Overwind boost, a second jump, a float and the mainspring gauge.
Ultra Gold LimoThe Ultra Gold Limo is a long gold limousine every Ultra character receives: how to get it, how it drives and how it differs from other cars.BountiesUltra members can put a taros bounty on another player; anyone in the same zone can hunt them for the pot. Rules, amounts, the board and ranks.Nano MixNano Mix lets Ultra members fuse two equipped Nanos into one temporary Nano for 30 minutes: the four recipes, the powers and the rules.Nano ArmyNano Army is an Ultra emote that calls every Nano you own into ranks behind you for 15 seconds: where to find it, the formation and cooldown.Ultra First PersonUltra first person is an experimental setting that lets Ultra members play the normal game through their character's eyes on desktop and web.Zombie LookThe zombie look is an Ultra character look with green skin, stitches and a shambling pose: where to pick it, what it changes and what you keep.Toon CatsToon Cats let Ultra members play as a cartoon cat: the 12 coats, fur and eye colours, the CATS panel in the creator and barber, and the limits.
Gilded Feast ItemsThe five gilded items from the Gravy Gobbler Feast C.R.A.T.E.: anyone can earn, keep and trade them, but only Ultra characters can equip them.
CarsDrivable cars you buy once and keep: where to get one, how to get in and drive on every platform, how they handle and how to repaint them.
Sector V MotorsSector V Motors is the car dealer in Future and Past Sector V: where he stands, what he sells and what each car costs.
Costume DyeCostume Dye recolours clothes and weapons and repaints cars and the T-60 Power Armor: where to get it and how the dye window works.Adult AvatarsThe adult look gives your character a taller grown-up body and face: how to switch it on at creation or at the barber, and what changes.Talking Faces and Lip SyncTalking Faces lets player mouths open and move in time with voice chat: who has it, where the setting is and how to turn it off.Hair MotionPlayer hair now sways as you run, jump, stop and stand in the wind: which hairstyles move, on which platforms, and what stays still.Voice ChatProximity voice chat lets you talk to players standing near you: how to switch it on, push-to-talk, muting and what each platform can do.
Peach Creek ShowdownPeach Creek Showdown is first-person team PvP in Peach Creek Commons: how to sign up with Eddy, the rules, the controls and how to leave.
Showdown Weapons and TacticsHow weapons work in Peach Creek Showdown: the classes and their damage, the sword guard and parry, the Dexbot push and the shrinking wall.PixelmonPixelmon puts collectable Pokémon in the FusionFall world: pick a starter, keep a party of six, and switch the whole thing off if you do not want it.
Pixelmon: Catching and BattlesHow to start wild encounters, throw Poké Balls, fight turn-based battles and duels, heal, shop at the Poké Mart, use PC storage and trade Pokémon.Pixelmon: Legendaries, Shinies and the PokédexHow legendary Pokémon appear, who can get one, how rare shinies are, and how the Pokédex tracks what you have seen and caught.SoulSilverType /soulsilver on desktop to play a Pokémon SoulSilver adventure inside FusionFall: how to open it, the controls, how far it goes and how saving works.Wizard101 CrossoverA portal in Sector V leads desktop players to The Commons and Unicorn Way, with card duels against ghosts, skeletons and fairies and an eight-quest chain.
The Great Gravy GobblerThe Great Gravy Gobbler is a world boss in the Past Candy Cove that scales to whoever fights him: where he is, Feast mode and the rewards.
HalloweenThe Halloween season: the night sky and its On/Off setting, Pumpkin Spawns, The Weeper, the Pumpkin crates and the Jack O'Lantern nano.Frostfall BasinFrostfall Basin is a personal snow valley on desktop: type /frostfall to visit, walk through deep snow that keeps your tracks, and come back.
Space ZonesHow web and mobile players reach the Moon, fly a Providence jet, and visit Mars and Etheria, with the flight controls for keyboard and touch.
Club FusionClub Fusion is the FusionFall Ultra lounge: how to get in with /clubfusion, what the bar, DJ booth and dance floor do, the cooldowns, and where you exit.GuildsHow to create, join and run a guild: the GUILDS screen, the seven positions and what each may do, guild chat, name plates and the limits.Block ZoneThe Block Zone is an optional desktop mode where your character mines, builds and crafts in a block world: how to install it, enter, play and leave.
Monster CardsEvery Monster Card in FusionFall Forever: how to earn and register one, how many defeats each family needs, and the permanent stat bonus it gives.
Item CollectionHow the Item Collection works: registering items, the 20 categories, the Guide Sets and the stat bonus you earn for every 10 pieces.
World NanosThe twelve World Nanos added by FusionFall Forever, with the mission, giver, zone and level for each one and the three powers it can learn.
Merle Ambrose (Nano 53)Merle Ambrose is a free Cosmix World Nano that every character receives at login; this page covers his three powers and how to set him up.
Johnny Test NanoHow to earn the Johnny Test World Nano at level 11: the Scooter Scramble mission step by step, his three powers and Dukey's shop.Nano BookThe Nano Book lists every Nano in sections for Level Nanos, World Nanos and Coming Soon; this page explains its labels and the Nano Station changes.
Fusion SabersThe four Fusion Sabers (blue, crimson, purple and the Vegan Saber): how to get each one, how to deploy the blade with L, and what you can do with them.
Heal Potions and BandagesHeal Potions, Nano Potions and Spawn Soaked Bandages compared: what each one does, where it comes from, what it costs and how to use it.
Bank VaultsThe four coloured bankers each guard a separate 200-slot vault that a 250,000-taro Membership Card unlocks for good; here is where they are and how it works.
Player StoresHow to open your own store with a Player Store Opener: where the market areas are, what it costs, how long it runs and how buying from other players works.
Attendance RewardsThe Attendance Event day by day: the 18 milestones, what each one gives, how attended days are counted and what to do when a claim is refused.
Turbo Monkey SkywaysTurbo Monkey Skyways fly about twice as fast for three times the fare; this page also lists the added S.C.A.M.P.E.R., skyway and whale routes with fares.
Time Machine and Level Catch-UpThe Time Machine button takes level 4 characters from the Future to the Time Lab, and the level 4 and 5 catch-up pays extra Fusion Matter with [GUIDE] hints.
Added and Returning Missions and AreasEvery mission chain added or brought back for levels 7 to 23, who gives it, where and what it pays, plus the rebuilt areas they lead you through.
Vehicle ShopsThe added vehicle vendors, from Numbuh 356 and Powa Puffa to the DX dealers: where they stand, what they sell, prices, levels and speeds.
New Outfits and ItemsNotable gear added since September 2026: banker outfits, Action Blindfolds, Rage crate and Generator Rex sets, Fern set, frames, racer suits and costumes.
Combat ChangesHow fighting differs in FusionFall Forever: rockets, melee swings, type call-outs, Dash, weapon swapping, the Weapon Boosts key and monster level scaling.
DismantlingBreak unwanted gear into enchant materials at an enchanter: where to go, what you get back, what it costs and how to combine materials.Chat CommandsEvery chat command a player can type in FusionFall Forever, what each one does, and which platforms and memberships it works with.Computress AnnouncementsThe in-game messages Computress shows to everyone online, such as the five-minute warning before an update, and what to do when you see one.Launcher and UpdatesWhat the desktop launcher does: installing, automatic updates on Play, add-ons, Repair files, the DirectX 12 and DirectX 9 renderers and crash reports.Desktop, Web and Mobile DifferencesA feature-by-feature comparison of the three ways to play FusionFall Forever: what is the same everywhere and what only one platform has.Graphics OptionsEvery graphics setting in FusionFall Forever: detail levels, Toon Outline, the Halloween sky switch, Ultra sparkles, Pixel 3D styles and Comic Print.Smoother MultiplayerHow other players are shown on your screen: smooth movement, jump pads, visible fights and knock-outs, plus what happens when your connection drops.New Characters and ShopsThe characters, shopkeepers and services FusionFall Forever added to the world for good, area by area, with what each one offers.Livelier CharactersThe small touches that make players and characters feel alive: idle fidgets, characters who turn to face you, better portraits, voices and sounds.FusionFall Forever wiki. Every number on these pages is read from the live game tables; see Guides and Features for how things work.