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Relic-Fusion is one of the named combat systems in Genigods: Nezha. It lets the player pair mythic treasures together to produce unique skills, making equipment choice a combinatorial decision rather than a straight power upgrade.

The simplified Chinese build calls it 法宝神通 and the traditional Chinese build 法寶神通, 法宝 being the standard word for the mythic treasures themselves. The Japanese build prints 法宝玉通, which reads as a typographical slip for 法宝神通 (玉 for 神) rather than a different name for the system.

Confirmed Pairings

Two example pairings have been given, and they are the only ones confirmed so far:

The two examples work differently from each other, which is informative. The first produces a single named attack, while the second is described by its effect rather than by a skill name and is about control rather than damage. That suggests fusions cover offensive, control, and possibly other categories.

What the Developers Call Combining

The CEO has described the underlying mechanic far more concretely than the marketing phrase does. A 法宝 used on its own produces a single strike. Pour 神力 into it and it switches to its EX version, and the team's own English word for that pairing is "combine". The example given was a flight-type treasure crossed with another power to produce a continuous spinning aerial attack.

That places Relic-Fusion inside the same resource economy as everything else in a fight. 神力 is the meter contested in the 斗法 duel described on Combat System, so spending it on an EX relic is spending from the pool that also decides who breaks first. How the two draws interact has not been stated.

Unlocking Relics With Skill Points

Relics are not simply picked up and used. They are collected first and then unlocked by allocating skill points, which is a progression layer that no store page in any language mentions. It is the only explicit statement so far that this game has a point-spending progression system at all, and it came from a developer briefing rather than from marketing material.

Relic Collection as the Growth Curve

The three-stage evolution from porcelain vessel to first human to god is usually presented as story. According to the CEO it is the progression curve itself, with a collection loop at each stage: you collect to become human, then you collect 法宝 to become a god. Relic collection is therefore not a side activity running alongside the plot. It is the mechanism of the second transition, and Relic-Fusion is what those collected relics are for.

Weapons and Relics lists every mythic treasure named so far, and Spirit Pearl covers the protagonist's three stages.

How It Appears to Work

Both confirmed examples pair exactly two treasures, so fusions are described as pairs rather than larger sets. Beyond that, the system's rules have not been published. It is not known whether any two treasures can be combined, whether pairings are fixed recipes, or how many fusions can be active at once.

Relationship to Mythology

The named treasures are drawn from Chinese mythological tradition, and Hou Yi's association with shooting down the suns connects directly to the game's Sun Tree sequence. Three Heads and Six Arms shares imagery with the three-headed, eight-armed form the store page mentions for the protagonist, but the two are separate references and should not be conflated.

Not Yet Confirmed

• The total number of mythic treasures in the game

• How treasures are found, and whether any are tied to specific regions or bosses

• How skill points are earned, and what unlocking one relic costs

• Whether every treasure has an EX version, or only some do

• How much 神力 an EX activation spends, and whether that feeds the 斗法 contest

• Whether fusions can be swapped freely or are permanent

• Whether fusions can be upgraded

• How many fusions can be equipped simultaneously

• Whether any treasure can pair with any other, or only specific combinations work