The World Tree update went live for Palworld on July 10, 2026, and it’s the largest single wave of new Pals the game has ever received. Reports on the exact count vary slightly, with some outlets citing roughly 70 and others citing 72, but the full confirmed roster tracked here comes to 73 Pals once every named entry is counted, spanning entirely new species, elemental reworks of existing favorites, and a handful of rare endgame companions found around the World Tree itself.
This isn’t just a bigger Palbox. The update reshuffles which Pals are worth assigning to which job, adding new combinations across farming, crafting, Electricity Generation, and Medicine Production that didn’t exist before 1.0.
How many new Pals does Palworld 1.0 add?
The confirmed total sits at 73 Pals. Roughly a third of that roster, about 25 entries, are elemental variants rather than original creatures. You can spot a variant by its name: it ends in a type tag like Ignis, Cryst, Noct, Lux, Primo, Terra, or Botan, attached to the name of an existing base Pal. Everything else in the list is a genuinely new species with no earlier form in the game.
A variant typically keeps its base Pal’s body and general skill set, but the added element can shift its Work Suitability. Gloopie Primo and Sibelyx Primo, for instance, don’t do quite the same jobs as a standard Water-type Pal, so it’s worth grabbing one even if you’ve already caught the original.
Where do you find the new Palworld 1.0 Pals?
The bulk of the new roster is tied to two locked regions, Sunreach Islands and the World Tree area itself. You can’t simply walk in after updating to 1.0. Both zones sit behind quest chains carried over from earlier content, so access depends on story progress rather than character level.
A new save means grinding through that quest chain before most of these Pals show up on the map. Players continuing an older save might already have some of that groundwork done, though Pocketpair has said a fresh start gives the fullest picture of what 1.0 changed.
A little prep goes a long way before you head in:
- Finish the quest chain tied to earlier updates first. There’s no shortcut around it by leveling up.
- Bring higher-tier Pal Spheres. Pals in these zones sit at higher levels and resist standard spheres more often.
- Free up Palbox space beforehand, since hunting 73 new entries fills it fast.
- Pack a team built for status effects. Weakening a target before you throw a sphere raises your catch odds noticeably on tougher Pals.
Complete list of all new Pals in Palworld 1.0
The new roster splits into two groups: brand-new species with no earlier form in the game, and elemental variants that reuse an existing Pal’s body with a new type attached.
New species (48 Pals)
| Pal | Element | Work Suitability |
|---|---|---|
| Aegidron | Ground / Dragon | Mining |
| Amione | Water | Handiwork, Transporting, Watering |
| Bakemi | Dark | Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting |
| Bulldosu | Ground | Transporting, Mining |
| Carnibora | Grass | Planting, Handiwork, Transporting, Gathering |
| Clovee | Grass / Neutral | Planting, Gathering |
| Dandilord | Grass / Dark | Planting, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting, Gathering |
| Dualith | Grass / Ground | Planting, Lumbering, Transporting, Gathering, Mining |
| Dupin | Fire | Kindling, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting |
| Dynamoff | Electric | Transporting, Electricity Generation, Gathering |
| Eidrolon | Dark / Dragon | Transporting |
| Elgrove | Grass | Planting, Lumbering, Transporting, Gathering, Mining |
| Flaracle | Fire | Kindling, Handiwork, Transporting |
| Gildra | Ground / Dark | Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting |
| Hoodle | Dark | Handiwork, Transporting |
| Lapiron | Ground | Handiwork, Transporting, Gathering, Mining |
| Lapure | Neutral | Handiwork, Gathering |
| Leafan | Grass | Planting, Handiwork, Transporting, Gathering |
| Loomen | Fire / Dark | Kindling, Handiwork, Medicine Production |
| Majex | Fire / Dark | Kindling, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting |
| Moldron | Fire / Ground | Mining, Cooling |
| Muffly | Ice | Transporting, Cooling |
| Mycora | Grass | Planting, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Gathering |
| Needoll | Grass | Planting, Transporting, Gathering |
| Ophydia | Water / Grass | Planting, Watering |
| Panthalus | Water | No confirmed jobs yet |
| Pierdon | Ground | Mining |
| Puffolt | Electric | Transporting, Electricity Generation |
| Pupperai | Ground | Lumbering, Transporting, Gathering |
| Renjishi | Fire | Kindling, Handiwork, Transporting, Gathering |
| Roujay | Dark | Transporting, Gathering |
| Sekhmet | Ground | Handiwork, Transporting, Mining |
| Shaolong | Water / Dragon | Watering, Gathering |
| Silvance | Grass | Planting, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting, Gathering |
| Skutlass | Water | Lumbering, Watering, Gathering |
| Slowatt | Electric | Electricity Generation |
| Snock | Electric | Electricity Generation |
| Snugloo | Ice | Handiwork, Transporting, Mining, Cooling |
| Solenne | Dark / Neutral | Handiwork, Transporting, Gathering |
| Solmora | Water | Watering |
| Souffline | Grass | Planting, Transporting |
| Tetroise | Ground | Mining |
| Tropicaw | Grass | Planting, Gathering |
| Valentail | Neutral | Gathering |
| Venusa | Dark | Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting, Gathering |
| Wispaw | Dark | Handiwork, Lumbering, Medicine Production, Transporting |
| Wistella | Dark | Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting |
| Astralym | Unknown | No confirmed jobs yet |
Elemental variants (25 Pals)
Variants carry a type suffix, Ignis, Cryst, Noct, Lux, Primo, Terra, or Botan, and generally inherit the base Pal’s body type and jobs with a different element attached.
| Pal | Element | Work Suitability |
|---|---|---|
| Beakon Cryst | Ice | Transporting, Gathering, Cooling |
| Celesdir Noct | Dark | Lumbering, Gathering |
| Dualith Noct | Ground / Dark | Planting, Lumbering, Transporting, Gathering, Mining |
| Eidrolon Ignis | Fire / Dragon | Kindling, Transporting |
| Elgrove Cryst | Ice | Lumbering, Transporting, Mining, Cooling |
| Gloopie Primo | Water / Neutral | Handiwork, Transporting, Watering |
| Knocklem Ignis | Fire | Kindling, Transporting, Mining |
| Moldron Cryst | Ice / Ground | Mining, Cooling |
| Needoll Noct | Grass / Dark | Planting, Transporting, Gathering |
| Nitemary Botan | Grass | Planting, Handiwork, Transporting |
| Petallia Ignis | Fire / Grass | Kindling, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Transporting, Gathering |
| Pierdon Cryst | Ice | Mining, Cooling |
| Polapup Terra | Ice / Ground | Mining, Cooling |
| Prixter Lux | Electric / Ground | Lumbering, Medicine Production, Electricity Generation, Gathering |
| Rayhound Cryst | Ice | Cooling |
| Sibelyx Primo | Neutral | Medicine Production, Farming |
| Skutlass Ignis | Fire / Water | Kindling, Lumbering, Watering, Gathering |
| Smokie Cryst | Ice / Dark | Gathering, Cooling |
| Snock Lux | Electric / Ground | Electricity Generation |
| Solmora Lux | Water / Electric | Watering, Electricity Generation |
| Starryon Primo | Neutral | Gathering |
| Tanzee Ignis | Fire | Kindling, Handiwork, Lumbering, Transporting |
| Tetroise Primo | Neutral | Mining |
| Univolt Cryst | Ice | Lumbering, Cooling |
| Woolipop Terra | Ground | Farming |
Which new Pals have the most Work Suitability skills?
A handful of new Pals stand out for how many jobs they can cover at once, which makes them prime picks for a lean, efficient base:
- Dandilord combines Planting, Handiwork, Medicine Production, Gathering, and Transporting into one Pal.
- Dualith and Dualith Noct both carry five Work Suitability skills, including Mining and Lumbering.
- Silvance rounds out a farming and crafting base with five separate skills.
- Prixter Lux pairs Electricity Generation with Medicine Production and Lumbering, which is a rare combination.
Which new Pals are best for base work?
If you’re optimizing a production base rather than a combat team, these new additions are worth prioritizing:
- Dandilord
- Silvance
- Dualith
- Dualith Noct
- Prixter Lux
- Petallia Ignis
- Elgrove
Are all the new Pals’ Work Suitability skills confirmed?
Most of the new Pals already have confirmed Work Suitability. Astralym and Panthalus are the two exceptions. Astralym has no confirmed Work Suitability or published base stats, and Panthalus, despite being identified as a Water-type Pal, also lacks confirmed Work Suitability information. Play Now!
Frequently Asked Questions
How many new Pals were added in Palworld 1.0?
Counting every confirmed name, Palworld 1.0 adds 73 new Pals as part of the World Tree update, which launched on July 10, 2026. Some outlets round this to “over 70,” but the full named roster comes to 73.
Which new Pal has the most Work Suitability skills?
Dandilord, Dualith, Dualith Noct, and Silvance each carry five Work Suitability skills, making them the most versatile additions in the update.
Are there new elemental variants in Palworld 1.0?
Yes. Around 25 of the 73 new Pals are elemental variants, identifiable by a type suffix such as Ignis, Cryst, Noct, Lux, Primo, Terra, or Botan.
Which new Pals are best for base building?
Dandilord, Silvance, Dualith, Dualith Noct, Prixter Lux, Petallia Ignis, and Elgrove are the strongest picks for efficient base work.
Do all new Pals have confirmed Work Suitability?
No. Astralym and Panthalus are the only two new Pals without confirmed Work Suitability as of now.
