Does Palworld Have Shinies

The Palworld release date is finally here, so it’s worth looking into the best Pals in the Palworld starter area at the beginning of the open-world game. Once you start picking up Pals, it won’t be long before you’re filling up your Palworld Paldeck. To find all 100+ Pals in Palworld, you’re going to need to know about every Pal variation first.

Does Palworld have shinies?

Yes, Palworld does have shinies, though they are classed as one of several Palworld variations. Lucky Pals are Palworld’s equivalent to shinies and you can spot them by their sparkling visual effect and the shimmering noise they emit when in close proximity. Lucky Pals are easy to identify since they’re significantly larger as their counterparts and appear in your Palbox with a special shiny symbol to denote their variation. These Pals also have the unique ‘Lucky’ passive skill, which grants them a 15% percentage bonus to Work Speed and Attack. While Lucky Pals are certainly rarer than regular Pals, there’s a higher chance to encounter them than traditional shinies.

Every Palworld Pal variation

Here are all of the Palworld Pal variations:

Alpha Pals: These Pals are much larger than their standard counterparts, yet they can be captured all the same. These enemies are also known as bosses if you stumble on them in the wild. Lucky Pals: What makes Lucky Pals so special is that they have a shiny effect on them, making them stand out compared to every other standard Pal. When brought to your camp they appear much larger. Fusion Pals: By bringing together two compatible creatures using Palworld breeding, you can create a special Fusion Pal.

Alpha Pals

Here are all Palworld Alpha Pals and their names:

Chillet – Dancer on the Plains Sweepa – Majesty of Fuzz Gumoss – Suddenly Transformed Killamari – Emotionless Dumut – Perpetual Procrastinator Penking – Pioneer of the Frozen Sea Azurobe – Lady of the Lake Grintale – Marshmallow Body Nitewing – Wings of the Firmament Katress – Phantasmal Feline Kingpaca – Supreme Fluff Commander Bushi – Vagrant Warrior Quivern – Wings of White Felbat – Gloom-shrouded Bloodsucker Fenglope – Drifting Cloud Petallia – Lady of the Garden Beakon – Wings of Thunder Broncherry Aqua – Waves of Summer Elphidran – Gentle Sky Dragon Warsect – Unyielding Colossus Elizabee – Empress of the Hive Mossanda Lux – Inheritor of the Storm Relaxasaurus Lux – Gluttonous Thunder Dragon Univolt – Swift Deity Lunaris – Extraterrestrial Verdash – Gale of the Forest Mammorest – King of the Forest Vaelet – Voice of the Violets Wumpo Batan – Guardian of the Grassy Fields Sibelyx – Pallid Lady Menasting – Unstoppable Stinger Jormuntide – Emperor of the Sea Suzaku – Ruler of the Crimson Dawn Ice Kingpaca – Azure Fluff Commander Anubis – Guardian of the Dark Sun Dinossom Lux – Guardian of Lightning Astegon – Ravager of Stars Blazamut – Cursed Tyrant Frostallion – Legendary Steed of Ice Jetragon – Legendary Celestial Dragon Necromus – Dark Knight of Legend Paladius – Holy Knight of Legend

Check out our Palworld bosses guide for all Alpha Pal locations and levels, so you can ensure you can actually catch them once you’ve found them.

Fusion Pals

Here are all Palworld Fusion Pals and their names:

Blazehowl Noct Broncherry Aqua Dinossom Lux Eikthyrdeer Terra Elphidran Aqua Frostallion Noct Gobfin Ignis Hangyu Cryst Incineram Noct Jolthog Cryst Jormuntide Ignis Kelpsea Ignis Kingpaca Cryst Leezpunk Ignis Lyleen Noct Mammorest Cryst Mau Cryst Mossanda Lux Pyrin Noct Relaxaurus Lux Reptyro Cryst Robinquill Terra Surfent Terra Suzaku Aqua Vanwyrm Cryst Wumpo Botan

Head over to our Palworld Evolution guide to find out what Pals you need to bring together to create Fusion Pals.
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