Breeding Tree
Explore the full multi-generation breeding ancestry of any Pal. Click a parent to expand its own parents.
How to read the tree
Each level shows the parent pairs that can produce the Pal above it — specials first, then the most accessible pairs. Click any parent name to grow its branch. Use the breadcrumb to jump back up.
Data: Palworld 1.0 game files via palworldonline.net (297 farm-eligible Pals).
Palworld Breeding Tree Explorer: See Every Generation of Parents
The Palworld Breeding Tree tool shows the complete multi-generation ancestry of any Pal. Enter a Pal’s name and the tool grows an interactive family tree: the Pal at the top, its parent pairs below, and each parent’s own parents beneath them — up to four generations deep.
How the Breeding Tree Works
Every Pal in Palworld is produced by a parent pair at the Breeding Farm. The tree lists each Pal’s pairs ranked by usefulness:
- Special combinations first — unique hand-designed recipes (e.g., Anubis × Vanwyrm → Faleris).
- Same-Pals pairs — breeding two of the same Pal always works.
- Accessible pairs — ranked by parent breeding power, so the easiest pairs appear first.
Click any parent’s name to expand its branch inline and keep growing the tree. Use the breadcrumb trail to jump back to any ancestor. If a branch goes too deep, the Pal becomes the new tree root.
Worked Example: Faleris
Grow the tree for Faleris (breeding power 500). Its top pair is the special combination Anubis × Vanwyrm. Click Anubis to expand: you’ll see Anubis’s own parent pairs, including its special recipes. Click Vanwyrm for its ancestry. In three clicks you can trace Faleris’s full bloodline back to common early-game Pals.
When to Use the Breeding Tree
- Planning long chains — see every generation before you start catching.
- Finding shortcuts — a special pair at generation 2 may skip several ordinary steps.
- Learning the meta — discover which Pals are the best “ancestors” (chain starters).