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Mother-Base: Purrloin-Liepard
Father-Additive: Celfairy-Clefable
Proposed Typing: Dark Fairy
Gender Preference: Female (I tend to think of pokemon in a genderless way, so either is actually ok)
Name: (F)Luna (M) Artemis
Fusion Name: Purrfairy, Liefable

Argument for Clefairy not Cleffa: On top of the very simple fact I think clefairy would look better as the first form fusion additive, I'd like to bring up the argument in favor of it by pointing out that cleffa is not a normal first stage pokemon, and instead a baby pokemon. I think this makes it more reasonable to argue for clefairy as a first stage instead, since my preference is for it as well.

Description of Fusion: Looks wise I imagine the base liepard turned primarily the pale pink of clefable. I am all for the underside fur color division remaining, And potentially even remaining the yellow or liepard, giving a gold feel (or a more pastel yellow or white but those are not as realistic to the fusion? I'd love a good cream like some of the liepard fanarts I have seen make it out)), as I am not sure I like the idea of it dark brown (to me I think it may look dingy). The ears would be elongated to be more clefable-like with dark brown tips. I like liepard's pink ear insert, and propose it stay, in the darker pink of clefable's wings. I am more against the fur color change on the legs remaining, and would instead keep them the pale pink of the rest of the body or if they remain the darker pink of the clefable, with white tipped toes. I would love clefable-wings on it's back above it's front shoulders or slightly behind. I would also love to keep some of the liepard spotting in the same color as the underside fur. Instead of the tail ending in a sickle, I would add a but more of a curl at the end, and put a curl of fur on the forehead. I like the whiskers and would like them to remain. I like the fur spikyness and would like to keep it. As much as I like clefable's carefree cute and happy face, I am not sure how well it would mesh on the liepard, and like the cat-face anyways.
The overall idea is to go for a clefable skin on a wildcat, for something that's a little pink, a little cute, and might feel a tad dangerous if you get it mad. Cat+clefable. Clekitty.

The Purrloin/clefairy fusion would be along a similar line, with teeny clefairy wings and a little curl to it's tail. A de-evolution of above.

Sketches and Things:(To come when I finish my Classwork)