Palworld Breeding Combinations Database 289 Pals

Palworld Breeding Combinations: Complete Parent-to-Child Database

✅ Updated Breeding Data 📅 Last Reviewed August 18, 2026 🧬 289 Pals Covered 📂 Based on Palworld Breeding Mechanics

Explore every Palworld breeding combination in one searchable parent-to-child database. Select or search any two parent Pals to see the offspring they produce, or browse combinations to find the right parents for a specific target Pal. Covering all 289 Pals and 19,000+ breeding combinations, this database includes standard CombiRank results alongside special and unique breeding overrides. Use the filters and search tools below to quickly compare parent pairs, offspring results, elements, and breeding options without checking multiple sources.

DATABASE VIEW

Palworld Breeding Combinations Database

Browse every normalized parent pairing in the installed Palworld 1.0 dataset. Search a Pal as a parent or result, combine element and rank filters, or switch to reverse search for one target.

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Parent A	Parent B	Result	Result Element(s)	Rarity / Rank
Aegidron#184	Aegidron#184	Aegidron#184 Same Species	DragonGround	Rarity 8Rank 30
Aegidron#184	Amione#47	Blazehowl Noct#112	FireDark	Rarity 8Rank 1270
Aegidron#184	Anubis#139	Dualith Noct#138	GroundDark	Rarity 8Rank 250
Aegidron#184	Arsox#58	Gildra#120	DarkGround	Rarity 5Rank 1170
Aegidron#184	Astegon#158	Knocklem#159	Ground	Rarity 9Rank 260
Aegidron#184	Azurmane#161	Ophydia#175	GrassWater	Rarity 9Rank 230
Aegidron#184	Azurobe#41	Fenglope Lux#83	Electric	Rarity 3Rank 900
Aegidron#184	Azurobe Cryst#41	Warsect Terra#113	Ground	Rarity 9Rank 630
Aegidron#184	Bakemi#168	Splatterina#153	Dark	Rarity 4Rank 780
Aegidron#184	Bastigor#191	Aegidron#184	DragonGround	Rarity 8Rank 30
Aegidron#184	Beakon#96	Frostplume#114	Ice	Rarity 4Rank 860
Aegidron#184	Beakon Cryst#96	Eidrolon#171	DragonDark	Rarity 7Rank 300
Aegidron#184	Beegarde#67	Bulldosu#156	Ground	Rarity 4Rank 1190
Aegidron#184	Bellanoir#195	Eidrolon#171	DragonDark	Rarity 7Rank 300
Aegidron#184	Bellanoir Libero#195	Aegidron#184	DragonGround	Rarity 8Rank 30
Aegidron#184	Blazamut#137	Knocklem Ignis#159	Fire	Rarity 10Rank 210
Aegidron#184	Blazamut Ryu#137	Aegidron#184	DragonGround	Rarity 8Rank 30
Aegidron#184	Blazehowl#112	Whalaska#151	IceWater	Rarity 8Rank 710
Aegidron#184	Blazehowl Noct#112	Sibelyx Primo#116	Neutral	Rarity 8Rank 650
Aegidron#184	Braloha#110	Roujay#177	Dark	Rarity 5Rank 530
Aegidron#184	Bristla#60	Blazehowl#112	Fire	Rarity 7Rank 1360
Aegidron#184	Broncherry#108	Whalaska#151	IceWater	Rarity 8Rank 710
Aegidron#184	Broncherry Aqua#108	Silvegis#160	Dragon	Rarity 8Rank 560
Aegidron#184	Bulldosu#156	Wumpo Botan#134	Grass	Rarity 8Rank 610
Aegidron#184	Bushi#85	Tetroise#142	Ground	Rarity 8Rank 790
Aegidron#184	Bushi Noct#85	Starryon Primo#130	Neutral	Rarity 8Rank 430
Aegidron#184	Caprity#34	Nitemary Botan#148	Grass	Rarity 7Rank 1320
Aegidron#184	Caprity Noct#34	Sootseer#135	DarkFire	Rarity 7Rank 980
Aegidron#184	Carnibora#136	Frostplume#114	Ice	Rarity 4Rank 860
Aegidron#184	Cattiva#2	Prunelia#147	GrassDark	Rarity 5Rank 1390
Aegidron#184	Cawgnito#57	Suzaku#122	Fire	Rarity 8Rank 1200
Aegidron#184	Celaray#7	Broncherry#108	Grass	Rarity 8Rank 1380
Aegidron#184	Celaray Lux#7	Suzaku#122	Fire	Rarity 8Rank 1200
Aegidron#184	Celesdir#157	Eidrolon#171	DragonDark	Rarity 7Rank 300
Aegidron#184	Celesdir Noct#157	Eidrolon Ignis#171	DragonFire	Rarity 8Rank 140
Aegidron#184	Chikipi#3	Digtoise#107	Ground	Rarity 5Rank 1550
Aegidron#184	Chillet#103	Wistella#181	Dark	Rarity 2Rank 1180
Aegidron#184	Chillet Ignis#103	Sootseer#135	DarkFire	Rarity 7Rank 980
Aegidron#184	Cinnamoth#61	Turtacle Terra#37	WaterGround	Rarity 4Rank 1330
Aegidron#184	Clovee#14	Snock Lux#163	ElectricGround	Rarity 3Rank 1500
Aegidron#184	Cremis#8	Dogen#155	Neutral	Rarity 6Rank 1460
Aegidron#184	Croajiro#9	Incineram Noct#91	Dark	Rarity 5Rank 1310
Aegidron#184	Croajiro Noct#9	Helzephyr Lux#80	DarkElectric	Rarity 8Rank 960
Aegidron#184	Cryolinx#132	Roujay#177	Dark	Rarity 5Rank 530
Aegidron#184	Cryolinx Terra#132	Dualith Noct#138	GroundDark	Rarity 8Rank 250
Aegidron#184	Daedream#22	Incineram#91	FireDark	Rarity 4Rank 1470
Aegidron#184	Dandilord#194	Aegidron#184	DragonGround	Rarity 8Rank 30
Aegidron#184	Dazemu#123	Menasting#99	DarkGround	Rarity 9Rank 1120
Aegidron#184	Dazzi#92	Azurobe Cryst#41	IceDragon	Rarity 8Rank 1220
Aegidron#184	Dazzi Noct#92	Venusa#178	Dark	Rarity 5Rank 970

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Fixed Combo rows are checked before the standard breeding-rank formula. Gender-dependent and same-species rules are also preserved from the shared dataset.

How Palworld Breeding Works

Unlocking the Breeding Farm

The Breeding Farm structure unlocks fairly early in the tech tree, but you'll need a base with enough space and the right technology level researched before you can place one. Once unlocked, position it somewhere central on your base — it needs direct access from your Pal storage or ranch area so you can move breeding pairs in and out easily.

What You Need to Breed

Breeding takes three things:

One male and one female Pal. They don't need to be the same species — in fact, most interesting results come from crossing two different Pals.
A Cake, made from 5 Flour + 8 Red Berries + 7 Milk + 8 Eggs + 2 Honey. The Breeding Farm won't start without one.
Time. The pair takes a few real-time minutes to lay an egg once the Cake is placed. After that, the egg needs to be moved to an Egg Incubator, where hatching time depends on the egg's rank — common eggs hatch quickly, while high-rank and legendary eggs take considerably longer.

The CombiRank Formula Explained

Every Pal in Palworld has a hidden internal "rank" number. When two Pals breed, the game runs a simple formula to decide the child:

childRank = floor((parentA.rank + parentB.rank + 1) / 2)

The child that hatches is whichever Pal's rank sits closest to that calculated number. This is why breeding two very different Pals often produces something unexpected — the game isn't blending their types or elements, it's purely doing rank math. The exception is the list of special override pairs, covered in the next section, which ignore this formula entirely and always produce a fixed result.

Video Guide: Breeding Combinations in Action

If you'd rather see the process visually before diving into the database, this walkthrough covers pairing, Cake crafting, and reading egg results in real time.

📺 Watch: Palworld Breeding Guide

Palworld Breeding Guide & Special Combos

Special & Unique Breeding Combos

A small set of pairings ignore the CombiRank formula completely and always produce a fixed subspecies result, regardless of what the math would normally predict.

Explore Dedicated Subspecies & Overrides

If you want to view the complete searchable database of special parent overrides, element types, and exact subspecies results, check out our dedicated page: Palworld Unique Breeding Combinations.

Best Breeding Combinations for Top-Tier Pals

Best Combos for Legendary Pals

Jetragon: Requires high-rank Dragon pairs, or Jetragon × Jetragon once acquired.
Frostallion: High-rank Ice pairs near the top of the rank table.
Paladius / Necromus: Extreme high-rank pairings, requiring near-legendary parents.
Shadowbeak: Specific high-rank Dark-type combinations.

Best Early-Game Combos

For players just starting out, low-rank, cheap-to-breed pairs let you unlock the breeding loop and start collecting passive skills without needing rare Pals first.

Focus on early utility Pals to quickly scale base operations and speed up crafting.

Multi-Step Breeding Chains for Hard-to-Get Pals

Some target Pals cannot be reached directly from commonly available parents. In these cases, breed an intermediate Pal first, then use that intermediate for the final pairing:

Parent A + Parent B → Intermediate Pal

Intermediate Pal + Parent C → Target Pal

This chaining approach is essential for reaching several of the highest-rank Pals in the game, since their "ideal" direct parents are rare or hard to catch.

Egg Color Guide

Before an egg hatches, its color and size give away useful clues:

White / Common Egg: Typically low-rank, common Pals.
Elemental Eggs: Matches the dominant element (e.g., Blue for Water, Red for Fire).
Huge / Giant Eggs: Strong signal of a high-rank or legendary result.

Breeding for Passive Skills

Child Pals inherit passive skills from either parent, up to the maximum slot limit.

Combat-Focused: Pair parents carrying individual attack/defense passives to stack them onto one offspring.
Work-Speed: Combine work-efficiency passives to dramatically speed up base tasks.

Common Breeding Mistakes & Troubleshooting

Why You Got an Unexpected Child Pal

This almost always comes back to the CombiRank formula — the game performs rank math rather than blending elements. Always verify both parents' individual ranks against the formula.

Same-Species Pairs (Self-Breeding)

A handful of Pals — including select legendaries like Frostallion — can breed with themselves to produce another of the same species for team-building or passive farming.

Frequently Asked Questions

With over 100+ base Pals and subspecies, the number of potential parent pairings runs into tens of thousands, though many collapse to common low-rank results via the CombiRank formula.

Yes, breeding strictly requires one male and one female Pal placed together in a Breeding Farm supplied with a Cake.

It varies by egg rank — common eggs hatch in a short time, while high-rank and legendary eggs take significantly longer in the Egg Incubator.

The CombiRank formula calculates a target rank from both parents, and the Pal closest to that number is produced — unless the pair matches a special override combination.

Yes, use the reverse search functionality in the calculator tool above to select any target Pal and retrieve all valid parent pairings.