Palworld Breeding Calculator — Find Any Pal Combination
Find parent Pals, see what they produce, and plan breeding routes. Every result is calculated from each Pal's CombiRank in the Palworld 1.0 data, with the fixed special pairs and gender rules applied.
Find Your Pal — Parents ↔ Child Calculator
Search any Pal to see which parent pairs produce it, or pick two Pals to see what they will produce. Results are based on Palworld 1.0 breeding data, including the special pairs, gender rules and the Pals that can only be bred from their own species.
How Breeding Works in Palworld 1.0
Once you unlock the Breeding Farm, place one male and one female Pal inside, add a Cake to start breeding, then hatch the egg in an Egg Incubator. The calculator above shows which Pal a pair produces.
How the child is chosen
Every Pal has a CombiRank. The calculator averages the two parents' ranks and picks the Pal whose rank is closest. Two identical parents give that same Pal, 79 fixed special pairs override the formula, and 2 results depend on which parent is male or female.
Examples: Penking + Bushi → Sibelyx. Vanwyrm + Anubis → Reptyro.
Where the data comes from
Results are calculated from the data, not typed by hand. The data covers 287 Pals and 41,329 breeding results. The CombiRank values and special pairs match the game data tables published in an open-source community extraction (MIT licence).
Independent fan project, not affiliated with Pocketpair. Mutation, passive and IV figures on this site are community estimates, not official numbers.
What Changed in Palworld 1.0 Breeding
Palworld 1.0 launched on July 10, 2026 and added 72 new Pals, bringing the roster to 287. Breeding changed too, so combo lists written before 1.0 may be out of date. Here is what is different:
- Old combos can hatch different children Pairs like Penking + Bushi no longer produce Anubis. In this calculator's data that pair gives Sibelyx.
- Mutation (new) A bred egg can now hatch a Mutated Pal with higher stats and a unique passive. Treat any odds you see as community estimates, not official numbers. See Mutation Odds →
- Awakening (separate from breeding) Awakening is a separate upgrade system that uses Radiant Gems from the World Tree. It is not part of choosing which Pal a pair produces.
- Many rare and boss Pals now breed true only In this data, more than twenty Pals can only be produced from two parents of their own species. They include Frostallion, Jetragon, Paladius, Necromus, Neptilius, Faleris, Shadowbeak, Grizzbolt, Orserk and Lyleen. See the Unique Combinations page for the full list.
Last checked: [PUT THE REAL DATE HERE]. If a pair does not match your game, tell us the two parents and what you hatched.
Best Breeding Combos — By Goal
"Best" depends on what you want: easy parents, the shortest route, or the right passives. Start with the goal that matches yours.
Cheapest Parents
These fixed special pairs use two rarity-1 Pals as parents:
- Flambelle + Fuack → Fuack Ignis
- Jolthog + Pengullet → Jolthog Cryst
- Pengullet + Sparkit → Pengullet Lux
Fewest Generations
Some Pals cannot be bred directly from the Pals you own. The Breeding Path Planner finds a route through intermediate Pals starting from your roster.
Passive Skills
Pick the passives you are aiming for and see which parent pairs fit with the Passive Skill Calculator.
Breed for Passive Skills — Not Just Species
The species a pair produces is only part of breeding. Passive skills decide how useful the Pal is. Choose up to four passive skills you are aiming for and enter the skills on your two parents. The calculator shows how many of your targets the parents cover, how clean the parent pool is, and an estimated chance for the child.
The inheritance percentages come from a community model, not an official formula, so treat the result as an estimate.
Open the Passive Skill Calculator →Breeding Tree & Multi-Step Chain Planner
Some Pals cannot be bred directly from the Pals you own and need an intermediate Pal first. Add the Pals you own to your Palbox, pick a target, and the planner shows a breeding tree and a route over several generations. If you add no Pals, it can use any Pal in the data as a starting point.
Routes are calculated from this site's Palworld 1.0 breeding data, so a route is only as accurate as that data.
🧬 Open the Breeding Path Planner →Breeding Database — Browse All Pals
Prefer to browse instead of picking two parents? The breeding database lists all 287 Pals and lets you search, filter and sort their breeding combinations.
Open the Breeding Database →Breeding Cakes — What Each One Does
A Cake starts breeding, and in Palworld 1.0 the type you choose changes the result. Match the cake to your goal:
- Cake: starts breeding with no extra effect.
- Mushroom Cake: a slightly better chance of higher stat talents (IVs).
- Vegetable Cake: two eggs from one breeding cycle.
- Extravagant Vegetable Cake: a higher Mutation chance, about 3% per egg instead of about 1%, plus better stat talents.
- Special Cake: a better chance of passing on several passive skills from the parents.
Mutation percentages are community-tested estimates, not official numbers.
See Cake Recipes & Effects →How IV Inheritance Works for Breeding
Besides species and passive skills, every Pal has hidden stat values (IVs) for HP, Attack and Defense. Two Pals of the same species and level can perform differently because of them.
The model used here: each stat is rolled separately. In this community estimate, a child copies Parent 1's value with a 30% chance, copies Parent 2's value with a 30% chance, and rolls a new random value with a 40% chance. Because of that random roll, even two parents with perfect IVs cannot guarantee a perfect child. These percentages are an estimate, not an official figure.
Enter both parents' IVs in the estimator below to see the chance of reaching a target value.
Palworld Passive Skills — Full List
This site lists 114 Pal passive skills with their effects: 85 regular passives, 16 restricted ones, and a smaller group that only comes from World Tree Pals or Mutation. The tier labels (S+ to C) are our own grouping based on in-game rank and how well the passives stack, not an official ranking.
View the Passive Skills List →Popular Pal Breeding Guides
Breeding guides for popular Pals. Each guide lists the parent pairs that produce the Pal in this site's Palworld 1.0 breeding data.
Anubis can be bred from two different Pals. Penking + Bushi, a combo from older guides, now gives Sibelyx.
In this data, Xenolord is only produced by pairing two Xenolords.
Two Frostallions produce Frostallion. Frostallion + Helzephyr gives Frostallion Noct.
In this data, Jetragon is only produced by pairing two Jetragons.
Jormuntide can be bred from different parents. Blazehowl + Jormuntide gives Jormuntide Ignis.
In this data, Orserk is only produced by pairing two Orserks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Palworld version does this calculator use?
It uses Palworld 1.0 breeding data covering 287 Pals. After a game patch some results can change. If a pair does not match what you got in your game, please tell us through the contact page with the two parents and the result you saw.
What changed in Palworld 1.0 breeding?
Some parent pairs listed in older guides give a different child in this data. For example, Penking + Bushi gives Sibelyx. A group of rare and boss Pals can also only be bred from two parents of their own species, so you need to catch or hatch one first. For any pair you are unsure about, check it in the calculator.
How does passive skill inheritance work in Palworld?
Both parents' passives go into one shared pool, then the child rolls how many it inherits. Community testing points to 1 to 4, most often 1 (roughly 40%, then 30%, 20% and 10%). Empty slots can be filled with a random passive. These figures are a community estimate, not an official number. Keeping the parent pool limited to the passives you want gives the best odds.
What's the fastest way to breed a specific Pal?
It depends on which Pals you already own. Enter your target in the Breeding Path Planner and it shows the shortest route from your roster, sometimes a direct pair and sometimes a chain through an intermediate Pal.
Does gender matter when breeding Pals?
You need one male and one female Pal in the Breeding Farm. In this data only one pair depends on which parent is male or female: Katress and Wixen. Katress (female) + Wixen (male) gives Katress Ignis, and Wixen (female) + Katress (male) gives Wixen Noct. The calculator shows both results for that pair.
What is Mutation in Palworld 1.0?
Mutation is a small chance that a bred egg hatches stronger than the normal result, with a Mutation-only passive. Community testing puts the base chance around 1% per egg and about 3% with an Extravagant Vegetable Cake. These numbers are estimates, not official figures. See the Mutation Odds page.
What is Awakening and how is it different from breeding?
Awakening is a separate 1.0 system that raises an already-bred Pal's stats. It does not change which species or passives a pair produces, so it is usually the step after you have bred the Pal you wanted.
Which Pals cannot be bred from two different species?
Around two dozen rare and boss Pals, including Jetragon, Frostallion, Orserk, Faleris, Lyleen and Necromus, only produce their own species when you pair two of them. You must catch or hatch the first one. Anubis is an exception: ordinary parent pairs can produce it. The full list is on the Unique Combinations page.
What happens if I breed two of the same Pal?
In this data, two identical parents always produce that same Pal.
A result does not match my game. What should I do?
Write to us through the contact page and include both parents, their genders and the Pal you hatched. We compare it with the data and correct any mistake.