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How to Breed Anubis in Palworld 1.0

The quickest parent pairs, the Breeding Farm requirements, and how to steer passives onto a base-ready Anubis.

The quickest parent pairs, the Breeding Farm requirements, and how to steer passives onto a base-ready Anubis.

Anubis is a Ground-type Pal with strong work stats and a Guardian of the Desert partner skill, which makes it one of the most useful base workers you can hatch. In Palworld 1.0, catching it in the wild means fighting a high-level spawn, so breeding is usually the faster and more controllable path to a level 1 Anubis you can raise yourself.

Quick answer: Place two compatible parents in a Breeding Farm with a Cake in the attached chest. The shortest route is Univolt Cryst + Moldron Cryst, which produces an Anubis egg in a single cross. Incubate the egg, and it hatches into a level 1 Anubis.

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Breed or catch: the fastest way to get Anubis

Anubis spawns wild only at roughly level 68 to 72 in the main region, so catching one early means out-leveling or overpowering a very tough Pal. Breeding sidesteps that entirely. Once you own two suitable parents, you get an Anubis egg from a single pairing, and the resulting Pal starts at level 1 so you can level and equip it however you want.

Anubis carries a breeding power of 100, which places it in the low band. That means the breeding pool is wide and you can afford to pick parents for their passive skills rather than chasing the single closest power match.

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Direct parent pairs that produce Anubis

Any one of the pairs below produces an Anubis egg directly, with no intermediate steps. The two most convenient donor lines start from Univolt Cryst and Elgrove Cryst, both wild around level 75–77 in the World Tree area.

Parent 1Parent 2
Univolt CrystMoldron Cryst
Univolt CrystBlazamut
Univolt CrystWhalaska Ignis
Univolt CrystAzurmane
Univolt CrystFlaracle
Univolt CrystSelyne
Elgrove CrystPierdon Cryst
Elgrove CrystCryolinx Terra
Elgrove CrystDualith
Elgrove CrystAstegon
Elgrove CrystDupin
Elgrove CrystFaleris

You can mix any two parents regardless of element, since cross-element breeding is allowed. Matching a Ground-type parent on at least one side just makes the line easier to track when you are running several breeding boxes at once.

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Breeding Farm setup and the Cake requirement

Put your two chosen parents into a Breeding Farm. The pair only needs to match one of the combinations above to output an Anubis egg.
Stock the farm’s attached chest with Cake. Every egg produced consumes one Cake, so keep several on hand before you start. If the chest runs empty, the farm stops producing.
Collect the egg and place it in an Incubator until it hatches. Anubis comes from a large, rocky egg fitting its Ground typing.
Assign the hatched level 1 Anubis to your base or add it to your party to start leveling. Seeing an Anubis egg appear at the farm confirms the pairing is valid, and a hatched Anubis confirms the whole chain worked.

Tip: If you are running a longer chain to reach clean parents, prepare a stack of Cakes in advance. A multi-step plan can burn through a large number of eggs before the final Anubis lands.

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Passive skills: how to breed the strongest Anubis

The “ultimate” version of any Pal comes down to passive inheritance. A child inherits 1 to 4 passives from its parents at 40/30/20/10% odds, then may pick up 0 to 3 extra random passives at the same 40/30/20/10% distribution. The exact outcome is random each egg, so the cleaner your parents’ passive pools, the more likely a good Anubis rolls out.

Because Anubis sits in a wide breeding band, do not fixate on the mathematically closest pair. A pair with tidy, intentional passives will out-perform a “perfect math” pair that drags four unwanted passives into the egg. Set up your donor parents with the passives you actually want before committing to the run.

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Anubis stats and base work roles

Anubis earns its base spot through solid work suitabilities, topped by a Handiwork rating that speeds up crafting at production benches. Its partner skill, Guardian of the Desert, adds Ground damage to your own attacks when it fights alongside you and occasionally sidesteps incoming hits.

AttributeValue
ElementGround
HandiworkLevel 4
MiningLevel 3
TransportingLevel 2
Partner skillGuardian of the Desert
Breeding power100

As a Ground-type, Anubis is the natural anchor for mining and excavation lines, and Ground parents almost always carry the Mining suitability, which makes them easy to spot in storage. Once it is on your team, its Ground moveset scales from Stone Blast at low levels up to Rock Lance at level 50, giving it real firepower on top of its base output.

With the parent pairs sorted, a stocked Breeding Farm, and a plan for passives, you can turn one cross into a level 1 Anubis and grow it into either a reliable Handiwork worker or a Ground-type fighter for your party.