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How to breed Anubis in Palworld

You don't need to be in the endgame to have Anubis in your party.

Anubis is one of the tougher Pals to catch in Palworld because it spawns in the central desert where the temperatures are high and its catch rate is low. But to avoid the hardship altogether, you can easily breed Anubis from two accessible Pals.

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Anubis’ job skills are all high-level stats and it’s an effective Pal to have alongside you in the face of danger. So, here’s how to breed Anubis in Palworld.

How to breed an Anubis Egg in Palworld

A screenshot of Palworld showing the player character hatching an Anubis egg.
You have many options. Screenshot by Dot Esports

The best two Pals to breed an Anubis Egg in Palworld will be Penking and Bushi. You will need the Breeding Farm, Cake, and an Egg Incubator.

How to make Cake in Palworld

Cake is essential for breeding Anubis in Palworld and other Pals in the Paldeck. Here is the recipe for Cake:

  • Flour – x5
  • Red Berries – x8
  • Milk – x7
  • Eggs – x8
  • Honey – x2
Tip: The more Cakes, the more Eggs.

We recommend having more than one cake just in case your newborn Anubis comes with bad stats. Since the two pals in the Breeding Farm will keep producing as long as there are Cakes, add as many as you can to the Breeding Farm Chest.

Anubis Stats

A screenshot of Anubis breaking ore in Palworld.
Anubis can do a lot for your base. Screenshot by Dot Esports
Anubis stats
ElementGround
Partner SkillGuardian of the Desert
Work SuitabilityHandiwork level four, Mining level three, Transporting level two
Possible DropsBone, Large Pal Soul, Innovative Technical Manual
HungerSix out of 10

Anubis breeding combos in Palworld

The best breeding combination for Anubis in Palworld is Penking and Bushi since they are the easiest to find in the early game.

Author’s Note

By level 21, I was able to farm Bushi and Penking to breed as many Anubis Pals as I needed. It truly is the fastest and easiest way to get Anubis.

If you are looking for more combinations, some of the most known are listed below:

Parent oneParent two
PenkingBushi
Quivern Chillet
RagnahawkTombat
KitsunJormuntide
BroncherryRelaxaurus
Rushoar Elphidran
Incineram Surfent
Celeray Menasting
GobfinSuzaku
RushoarSuzaku Aqua
EikthyrdeerBeakon
DigtoiseRelaxaurus

There are tons of breeding combinations you can use to get a Huge Rocky Egg with an Anubis inside. The gender of each Pal doesn’t affect the outcome of the offspring, as long as you’re using one male and one female, so if you find a Pal that’ll help make an Anubis, be sure to nab it and add it to your collection.

Tip:

To get the two Pals to create an Anubis egg, you have to manually pick each one up with the Lift button and throw them into the Breeding Farm. They will then walk around and the egg will start to be created.

How to create a Breeding Farm

You can unlock the Breeding Farm Blueprint from your Technology Tree once you hit level 19. Once you’ve done that, you need:

  • Wood — x100
  • Stone — x20
  • Fiber — x50

Now you can craft a Breeding Farm, use one of the combinations above to put into the farm, give them Cake, and wait for an egg.

How to Incubate an egg

After getting the egg, put it in an Incubator to hatch. How long it takes depends on your Palworld server settings. It can be super quick or up to 72 hours on Hard. If you choose custom settings, it might even take up to 240 hours if you tweaked the time to incubate Massive Eggs. Regardless of the Incubation time, you will probably spend fewer resources to breed an Anubis than you would to catch it in the wild, so this is a great alternative.

The Anubis you hatch starts at level one, so you have to level it up. The quickest way to do this is to keep it in your Party.

Anubis is great for an Ore Farm because it’s incredible at Mining (level three) and good at Transporting (level two), handling both getting Ore and taking it to storage. Or, put it in a base that needs lots of Handiwork. Anubis is one of the few Pals with top-level Handiwork (level four). In fact, it’s the best you can find right now.

Best Passive Skills for Anubis in Palworld

Some players are looking to obtain the strongest Pals imaginable. If this is you, you’ll want to breed an Anubis with the best possible Passive Skills.

Passive SkillEffect
ArtisanIncreases Work Speed by 50 percent
FerociousIncreases Attack by 20 percent
Earth EmperorIncreases Ground attack damage by 20 percent

Artisan, Ferocous, and Earth Emperor are the best passive skills for an all-around Anubis build. If you want to focus on specific stats like Work Speed, you can add the Work Slave skill to this list or attempt to allow your Anubis to inherit other Work Speed skills from its parents. Passive Skills like Legend or Lucky are other amazing Passive Skills to be inherited by parent Pals.

Now that you know how to breed Anubis in Palworld, it’s time to get out there and catch some of the Pals listed above.

Best Anubis breeding combinations in Palworld

Once you have a few Anubises, you can start using them in further breeding. Fortunately, Anubis has dozens of outcomes when it comes to combining them with other Pals. The most natural exception is when you breed two of them with each other—then you’ll receive another Anubis.

But, if you’re looking for some lategame Pals, yet are unable to catch them yourself just yet, breeding Anubis with another Pal might just be the way to go. Here are some of our favorite Anubis combinations.

Parent oneParent twoOutcome
AnubisRushoarDigtoise
AnubisSuzakuJormuntide
AnubisShadowbeakJormuntide
AnubisGrizzboltRagnahawk
AnubisHelzephyrRagnahawk
AnubisLifmunkFelbat
AnubisCremisFelbat
AnubisVanwyrmFaleris
AnubisCryolinxQuivern
AnubisCaprityReptyro Cryst
AnubisEikthyrdeerReptyro Cryst
AnubisDigtoiseBlazehowl
AnubisFenglopePetallia
AnubisRelaxaurusNitewing
AnubisFelbatArsox

As we mentioned, there are dozens of different outcomes when it comes to breeding Anubis with another Pal. If you want to check them all, we recommend visiting one of Palworld breeding calculators.


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