Fakemon is a term used for fan-made Pokemon games. This is prominent for ROM hacks when the programmers can add their own versions of Pokemon. This leads us to our 10 best ROM hacks with Fakemon list that you can check and try out.

Make your own Fakemon by combining parts from pokemon including Gen 1-8 with endless possibilities.

Generate movelists using a statistical algorithm from in-game data. Set the power level of your Pokémon, and adjust its stats. Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of a Pokémon typing, or compare three types to find a balanced set. Get an estimate of how much a Pokémon should weigh, based on its shape and composition.

There's a random fakemon over to the right, and you can find links to information about my current major projects below. The most recent site updates are just under that if you'd like to see what's new. All Fakemon • New Moves • New Abilities • New Items. Small birthday content, but containing some very big, big boys. Read more...

In solidarity with the teams and individuals affected by Nintendo’s outdated and (frankly) crappy business practices, I’ve put together a list of what I think are the best ROM hacks with Fakémon as far as the eye can see. 10. Pokémon Sweets/Sweets 2. Okay, this ROM hack isn’t going to …

The Fakemon Library is a project that aims to document and classify as many Fakemon as possible while maintaining consistent quality and presentation. This includes cataloging new Pokémon forms, such as Unown shapes, Rotom devices, Mega Evolutions, regional variants, etc.

Explore the Favorite Fakemon collection - the favourite images chosen by Bentoxx on DeviantArt.

All bento tools for Pokémon fans! Turn your sandwich into Pikachu and make Poké Balls out of vegetables and fruits. Catch them all.

The biggest archive of user-created unofficial Pokemon. Hundreds of fakemon concepts, sprites, tutorials and Pokemon Videogames!

These links all point to tools that come in handy when creating a fakemon, from choosing type combinations to considering plausible movesets, when you need something a little more specific than a general online pokédex.