All Palworld Pals: Complete Pal List

Complete Pal List (All 299 Pals)

This complete pal list contains 299 current Palworld Pals in one searchable database. Each server-rendered row includes the English name, Paldeck number, Pal elements, work suitability, partner skill, rarity, HP, Breeding Power, Defense, Price, Stamina, Riding Speed, and Run Speed. Select a Pal name to open its profile or continue into the Palworld breeding calculator.

Real text values remain in the table for indexing while images load. Missing values use a clear dash instead of an invented number, and the shared catalog keeps search, filters, pagination, and profile links aligned at 299 Pals.

Pals by Element and Work Suitability

Use the Pal elements filter to find Neutral, Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Ice, Ground, Dark, or Dragon Pals. Select one element or combine several choices with the existing match rules. Work suitability covers Kindling, Watering, Planting, Gathering, Mining, Lumbering, Handiwork, Cooling, Electricity, Medicine, Transporting, and Farming. Where available, choose a minimum work level. These controls work together to narrow all Palworld Pals without losing table rows or detail links.

New Pals and Variants in Palworld 1.0

The New in 1.0 filter highlights 72 records from the Palworld 1.0 update inside the same 299-Pal catalog. That total includes 47 entirely new Pals and 25 newly added variants. A variant remains its own record, image, number, and profile, so it is not counted twice. Turn the filter on to review additions, then clear it to return to the complete pal list.

How to Use This Pal List

Start with the search field and use the controls in the order that suits your question:

1. Search by an English Pal name or Paldeck number to jump directly to a known record.
2. Choose one or more Pal elements to compare elemental groups.
3. Choose work suitability and, when useful, a minimum work level to narrow base roles.
4. Click New in 1.0 to show the 72 update records, including both new Pals and variants.
5. Use the sortable table values to compare partner skills, Pal stats, movement values, rarity, and breeding data.
6. Open any Pal row for its profile, then use the available breeding calculator entry when you want to explore parent combinations.

Search, filtering, sorting, and pagination preserve their URL state for refreshes and sharing. This page indexes current Pal records and profile data; it does not claim to cover Pal locations or capture areas.

Reading the Pal Database

The table is designed for quick comparison rather than a single “best” answer. The Pal column keeps the name, image, and Paldeck number together so you can confirm that you are comparing the exact record you intended. Element icons show a Pal’s current elemental typing, including dual-element combinations. Work Suitability icons show the base roles recorded for that Pal and place the work level directly beside each icon. This compact format lets you scan a full row without opening every profile.

Every row links to a dedicated Pal profile. The profile is the place to read the longer partner skill explanation, inspect movement and combat values, review drops and recorded locations, and follow the Find Parents entry when you want to use the Palworld breeding calculator. The list remains useful when you already know the answer you need: search by name or number, compare a few columns, and open only the profiles that require more detail.

Understanding Pal Stats and Breeding Data

HP and Defense provide a quick view of a Pal’s recorded defensive baseline. Rarity helps separate common entries from less frequently encountered records, while Breeding Power is shown as a database value used by the breeding calculator. Breeding Power is not a combat tier, a catch difficulty rating, or a recommendation score. It should be read together with the rest of the profile and used for breeding calculations, not as a shortcut for choosing a fighter.

The table also keeps useful comparison fields in one place: partner skill, HP, Defense, and Breeding Power are visible without opening a second tool. Values that are not recorded are shown as a dash instead of a guessed zero. This matters when comparing variants or newly added records, because an empty field should not be mistaken for a low statistic. If you need Price, Stamina, Riding Speed, or Run Speed, open the Pal profile where those movement and economy fields remain available.

Choosing Work Suitability for a Base

Work Suitability is most useful when you start with a base task instead of a Pal name. Use the work filter to find Pals that can perform Kindling, Watering, Planting, Gathering, Mining, Lumbering, Handiwork, Cooling, Electricity, Medicine, Transporting, or Farming. When several work types are selected, the match controls let you decide whether a Pal must satisfy every selected role or only one of them. A minimum level can narrow the results further when a level-one worker is not enough for your setup.

Work levels describe suitability for a listed base role; they do not guarantee a particular production rate in every situation. The icons are intentionally compact, but each one can be focused or opened for a short explanation. On a phone, tap the work item to read the same information without relying on hover. This makes the list practical for planning a small starter base as well as comparing specialized workers for a larger production line.

Partner Skills in Context

A Partner Skill is a Pal-specific effect that can influence how that Pal supports the player or the party. The list keeps the skill name visible beside its icon, while hover or keyboard focus reveals the recorded description. Touch users can tap the same item to open the detail panel. Reading the description is important because similarly named skills can have different conditions, percentages, or stacking rules.

Partner Skills should be evaluated alongside the Pal’s elements, work roles, and stats. A skill that helps carrying, gliding, gathering, or combat may be valuable in one activity and less relevant in another. The database does not turn these descriptions into an invented ranking. Instead, it gives you the underlying record so you can decide which Pal fits your party, base, or current objective.

Drops and Recorded Locations

Where the data includes drops, the table shows compact item icons and quantities. Select or focus an item to read its name and any recorded quantity, chance, or condition. If there are more items than fit in the compact row, use the “more” control to expand the complete recorded list. The associated profile provides a larger Drops section for reading several items comfortably.

Locations are displayed as recorded text rather than as a promise of complete map coverage. A location entry may include a level range or note when that information exists in the project data. Long entries are shortened in the table so they do not push important columns off screen; focus, tap, or open the profile to inspect the full text. An absent entry means that this database currently has no location record for that Pal, not that the Pal has no possible encounter location in the game.

Using the List with the Palworld Breeding Calculator

The Pals list and the Palworld breeding calculator serve different jobs. Use this page to identify a Pal from its name, number, element, work role, or profile data. When you want parent combinations, use Find Parents in the last column or the matching action on the Pal profile. That link returns to the calculator with the selected Pal passed through the existing target protocol, so the calculator can keep its normal Target and Parents workflow.

Changing a filter does not change the underlying catalog. The URL keeps the search, element, work, New in 1.0, sort, and page state so a result can be refreshed or shared. Clear the filters to return to all 299 records. If you are comparing a small group, a selected-Pals URL can show only the valid records you passed in while keeping their ordinary profile links intact.

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