How to Lock Skills and Levels During Fusion in Grow a Chicken Fighter

Agustus 25, 2026

Fusion is one of the most useful features in Grow a Chicken Fighter if you want to create stronger and more useful chickens.

By combining two chickens, you can create a new chicken with selected attributes from the parents.

However, Fusion can be frustrating when you leave every attribute to chance. If you have a high-level chicken or a valuable skill, you probably do not want to risk losing the attribute you need.

Fortunately, Fusion Lock gives you more control over the Fusion process. It allows you to lock specific attributes, such as level, skill, or appearance, before completing the Fusion.

This guide explains how to lock skills and levels during Fusion in Grow a Chicken Fighter, how to unlock them again, and how to use your available Fusion Locks effectively.

What Is Fusion Lock in Grow a Chicken Fighter?

Fusion Lock in Grow a Chicken Fighter

Fusion Lock is a feature that lets you choose specific attributes that you want to keep during Fusion.

Depending on the available Fusion options, you can lock attributes such as:

Level
Skill
Appearance

When an attribute is successfully locked, you will see a lock icon next to that selection. This icon indicates that the attribute has been selected and locked for the Fusion.

Fusion Lock is especially useful when two chickens have different strengths.

For example, one chicken may have a high level but an ordinary skill, while another chicken has a low level but a skill you really want. Instead of choosing one chicken entirely, Fusion Lock allows you to select the useful attributes from both chickens.

This gives you much more control over the final combination.

Example of Using Fusion Lock

Let's use two chickens as a simple example.

Founder Titan

Level 40
Titan skill

Sniper Rooster

Level 1
One Shot skill

Suppose your goal is to create a Fusion result that keeps Level 40 from Founder Titan while using the One Shot skill from Sniper Rooster.

Without Fusion Lock, you might have to rely on the game's selection system to determine the result.

With Fusion Lock, you can select the attributes you want before completing the Fusion.

Choose Level 40 from Founder Titan and select One Shot from Sniper Rooster. Once both choices are locked, the corresponding attributes should display the lock icon.

This lets you prepare the combination before starting the Fusion instead of leaving every important attribute to chance.

How to Lock a Level During Fusion

How to Lock Skill

Locking a level is straightforward.

First, select the two chickens you want to fuse. Once they are selected, look at the attributes shown in the Fusion interface.

If one chicken has a higher level and you want to keep that level, select the level you prefer.

For example, Founder Titan has Level 40 while Sniper Rooster has Level 1. If you want the higher level, select Level 40 from Founder Titan.

After selecting it, check for the lock icon.

If the lock icon appears, the level has been successfully locked.

Before continuing with the Fusion, take a moment to check your selection. This is especially important when both chickens have different levels, as selecting the wrong attribute could result in a combination you did not intend to create.

How to Lock a Skill During Fusion

Lock Icon

The process for locking a skill is similar to locking a level.

After selecting your two chickens, check the skills available from each one.

Using the previous example, Founder Titan has the Titan skill, while Sniper Rooster has One Shot.

If One Shot is the skill you want for your Fusion result, select One Shot from Sniper Rooster.

Once it is locked, look for the lock icon next to the selected skill.

The icon confirms that the skill has been selected for the Fusion.

This feature can be particularly useful when you have a rare, powerful, or preferred skill that you do not want to leave to random selection.

Instead of simply hoping that the desired skill appears in the final result, you can use Fusion Lock to make your Fusion plan more deliberate.

Can You Lock Attributes From Different Chickens?

Yes. One of the most useful aspects of Fusion Lock is that you can select different attributes from different chickens.

For example, Founder Titan may have the level you want, while Sniper Rooster has the skill you prefer.

In this situation, you can lock:

Level 40 from Founder Titan
One Shot from Sniper Rooster

The two attributes come from different chickens, but they can be selected as part of the same Fusion setup.

This makes Fusion more flexible because you are not necessarily choosing one chicken over the other. Instead, you can focus on the individual attributes that are most important to your build.

How to Tell if an Attribute Is Locked

The easiest way to check whether an attribute has been locked is to look for the lock icon.

If the lock icon appears next to the selected level or skill, that attribute is locked.

If there is no lock icon, the attribute has not been locked.

Always check your selections before confirming the Fusion. A quick review can help prevent mistakes, especially when you are using chickens with valuable levels or skills.

It is better to spend a few extra seconds checking the Fusion screen than to accidentally use the wrong combination.

How to Make a Locked Choice Random Again


	Click Dice Icon to make a Locked Choice Random Again

What if you lock an attribute and then change your mind?

You can make the selection random again by using the dice icon.

Click the dice icon on the attribute you want to reset. The selection will no longer remain locked, allowing you to try another option.

This is useful when you want to experiment with different Fusion combinations.

For example, you might initially lock a particular skill but later decide that another skill would be better for your planned build. Instead of keeping the original selection, you can use the dice option to reset it and reconsider your choices.

This gives you some flexibility before completing the Fusion.

How Many Fusion Locks Can You Use?

By default, Fusion Lock can be used two times.

This gives you two lock slots for important attributes. A common way to use them is to lock one level and one skill.

For example, you could use one lock for Level 40 from Founder Titan and another for One Shot from Sniper Rooster.

There is also an option to purchase an additional Fusion Lock for 39 Robux. Extra slots can be useful if you want more control over multiple attributes during Fusion.

However, buying an additional slot is not always necessary.

If you only need to secure two important attributes, the two default lock uses may already be enough. Consider your Fusion goal before spending Robux on additional locks.

Tips for Using Fusion Lock Effectively

Because your available locks are limited, it is important to use them carefully.

1. Decide Your Fusion Goal First

Before selecting the locks, decide what you want from the Fusion.

Are you trying to preserve a high level? Do you need a specific skill? Or are you looking for a combination of both?

Knowing your goal makes it easier to decide which attributes deserve your limited lock slots.

2. Prioritize Valuable Skills

If one of your chickens has a skill that is particularly useful for your build, consider making that skill a priority.

A desirable skill can sometimes be more important than simply keeping the highest-level chicken, depending on what you are trying to achieve.

3. Lock the Higher Level When It Matters

If there is a large level difference between your two chickens, consider locking the higher level if maintaining your progress is important.

For example, choosing Level 40 instead of Level 1 may be a major factor in the Fusion you are planning.

4. Check the Lock Icon Before Fusion

Never assume that your selection has been locked.

Look for the lock icon beside the attribute you want to preserve. If the icon is not there, double-check the selection before proceeding.

This simple habit can help you avoid unnecessary Fusion mistakes.

5. Use the Dice Option When Necessary

You do not have to keep a lock if you change your strategy.

If another combination looks more useful, use the dice icon to reset the selection and try a different setup.

Is Fusion Lock Required?

No. Fusion Lock is not required for every Fusion.

If you do not care which attributes are selected or simply want to experiment with random combinations, you can complete Fusion without using locks.

However, Fusion Lock becomes much more valuable when you are working with chickens that have high levels or useful skills like Vodoo, Rebirth or the other Tier S Skill.

The more valuable your chickens are, the more important it becomes to think carefully about which attributes you want to preserve.

If you already have a specific build or Fusion goal in mind, using Fusion Lock can make the process much more predictable and controlled.

Final Thoughts

Fusion in Grow a Chicken Fighter does not have to be entirely based on luck. With Fusion Lock, you can select important attributes and keep them as part of your Fusion plan.

For example, you can lock Level 40 from Founder Titan and select One Shot from Sniper Rooster if those are the attributes you want to combine.

Remember to look for the lock icon to confirm that an attribute has been locked. If you change your mind, the dice icon can be used to reset the selection and make it random again.

You get two Fusion Lock uses by default, while an additional lock is available for 39 Robux.

The best strategy is to use your lock slots on the attributes that matter most to your Fusion goal. By understanding how level and skill locks work, you can make better Fusion decisions and create combinations that are more closely aligned with the chickens you want to build.