PALBREED LAB This curated hub follows current 1.0 interest—not alphabetical order. Open a guide to compare parent combinations, understand restricted breeding rules, find the Pal in the world, and decide where it fits in your team or base.
1.0new Panthalus is one of Palworld 1.0's most important progression captures. Its scale, antler-like crown and flying-whale silhouette present it as an ancient guardian rather than an ordinary wild Pal.
1.0new Shaolong's long body, white mane and ribbon-like fins give it the visual language of an East Asian celestial dragon. Its water setting and aerial silhouette make it one of the most recognizable new Palworld 1.0 species.
1.0new Aegidron's layered head plates and dark metal-like body make it look engineered for impact. The design connects its Ground element, defensive identity and late-game mining role in one clear silhouette.
1.0new Renjishi turns stage imagery into a combat identity: a mask-like face, dramatic white mane and red-black costume shapes make every attack read like a performance.
1.0new Dandilord looks playful at first glance, but its dark petals, toxic theme and boss status turn the flower motif into something more dangerous.
1.0new The black body, glowing orange horn edges and ember-like wing details transform Eidrolon's ghostly outline into a volcanic aerial predator.
1.0new Silvance combines moth-like antennae, a pale spectral body and a spore-focused Partner Skill. The restrained design fits a guardian that feels ancient and medicinal rather than conventionally aggressive.
1.0new Moldron's gray stone body, glowing crystal plates and crown flame make its habitat immediately readable: this is a creature shaped by volcanic heat.
1.0new Astralym is Paldeck No. 204 and appears alongside Zenara in Palworld's final story boss encounter. Although it exists in the Pal data and therefore appears in search tools, the current game does not make Astralym available as a player-owned Pal.
These guides focus on Pals that players are actively trying to locate, catch, breed or use after the 1.0 update. The list is deliberately curated so each page can offer more than a repeated combination table.
A self-pair rule does not create your first Pal. A boss or quest capture is not a breeding recipe. Each guide labels normal combinations, fixed special pairs and catch-first restrictions so the next step is clear.