This is the dataset behind the calculator: every Pal's CombiRank, all 164 special combos, and the flags you need to avoid the mistakes described below. Take it, use it, build on it. A link back is appreciated but not required.
299Pals
297can enter a farm
164special combos
Jul 14, 2026data updated
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combi_rank
The breeding rank. It runs opposite to power: common Pals sit near 3100, rare ones near the bottom.
rank_position
1-based position once every Pal is sorted by combi_rank ascending.
special_only
True when a special combo is the only route to this Pal and the averaging formula never reaches it.
breedable
False for Pals that only ever breed true, such as Jetragon.
breeding_farm_eligible
False for Panthalus and Astralym, which cannot enter a Breeding Farm at all.
parent_pair_count
How many distinct parent pairs hatch this Pal, excluding pairs that use the Pal itself.
elements
One or two element types (fire, water, ground, ice, electric, dragon, dark, grass, neutral). Empty only for Astralym, which has no element in the game files.
male_percent
Chance an individual spawns male. Most Pals are 50; a skewed value such as 20 means only 20% spawn male.
Corrections log
Four things in the commonly circulated Palworld breeding data are easy to get wrong, and we got one of them wrong ourselves before checking. Each entry below says what the raw data implies, what is actually true in game, and where we verified it. Every export on this page has the corrections applied.
Katress + Wixen is gender-dependent
What the raw data implies
Datasets store a combo as an unordered {parent_a, parent_b, child} row. Katress + Wixen appears twice, once for Katress Ignis and once for Wixen Noct, so any code that keys combos on the sorted pair keeps whichever row it reads last and silently loses the other.
What is actually true
Both rows are correct. A female Katress with a male Wixen gives Katress Ignis. A male Katress with a female Wixen gives Wixen Noct. This is the only gender-dependent combo in the game — the other ten variant Pals we checked (Jormuntide Ignis, Faleris Aqua, Frostallion Noct, Blazehowl Noct, Leezpunk Ignis, Pyrin Noct, Lyleen Noct, Gobfin Ignis, Suzaku Aqua, Elphidran Aqua) are all plain unordered pairs.
Why it matters
A calculator with this bug reports one of the two children as unobtainable by breeding. Our exports carry parent_a_gender and parent_b_gender so the pair resolves correctly.
The game files contain a Panthalus + Panthalus and an Astralym + Astralym row, so datasets built by datamining include them. Tools that infer breeding ability from those rows present both Pals as breeding true, and some go further and list the Pals they can supposedly be paired with.
What is actually true
Neither Pal can enter a Breeding Farm. Panthalus is the largest Pal in the game and cannot use any base facility, so it can neither be bred nor produced by breeding — the breeding row is leftover data. Astralym is the only Pal a player cannot obtain at all; it exists solely as the Sealed Sanctum tower boss and is flagged uncapturable.
Why it matters
Panthalus is also not a wild spawn, so advice to 'catch your first one in the wild' is wrong: it comes from the Echoing Flute encounter on the Deserted Islet. We exclude both Pals from every parent and offspring calculation.
A self-pair row does not mean a Pal is unbreedable
What the raw data implies
`X + X -> X` is the dataset's marker for a Pal that breeds true, so it is tempting to treat any Pal carrying that row as catch-only. We made exactly this mistake while building these pages.
What is actually true
Relaxaurus Lux and Mossanda Lux carry a self-pair row alongside a real combo — Relaxaurus + Sparkit and Mossanda + Grizzbolt. A Pal is catch-only only when every row listed for it is the self-pair, which is true of 26 Pals, not 28.
Why it matters
The looser rule serves a 'you cannot breed this' page to two Pals that are perfectly breedable. Our exports expose breedable as its own field so nobody has to re-derive it.
The Electric/Ground evolution of Snock (Paldeck No. 163B) doesn't have one settled fan name across every dataset, so a scrape can end up with whatever name its source used.
What is actually true
Its official name is Snock Terra, not "Snock Lux." The internal id (elecsnail_ground) and icon file were already correct in our data, so this was a display-name mistake rather than a data mix-up — but it meant the URL, the page title, and every mention on this site were wrong.
Why it matters
Anyone who had linked to /breeding/snock-lux would have hit a 404 once this was renamed. If you maintain a link here, update it to /breeding/snock-terra.
Verified on Sep 21, 2026 against the Palworld 1.0 dataset. 24 Pals breed true and 2 cannot enter a Breeding Farm at all.
How this data is maintained
The CombiRank table and special combos come from the Palworld 1.0 game data, last refreshed on Jul 14, 2026. Anything the game files do not express — gender-dependent combos, and which Pals are barred from the Breeding Farm — is recorded separately with the date it was checked and the sources used, so you can re-verify rather than take our word for it.
Free to use, including commercially. Attribution with a link to palworldonline.net is appreciated. If a Pal looks wrong to you, the disagreement is worth having: game updates change these tables, and a dataset nobody challenges quietly goes stale.