Pal Bounty Tokens: All 99 Tokens, Effects, and Locations

Pal Bounty Tokens are the proof-of-kill items you get the first time you take down an alpha, and every one you own quietly makes your team hit harder with that alpha's element. Below is what the bonus actually does, all 99 tokens with the alpha and level attached to each, which elements have the deepest token pool, and the easiest ones to pick up first.

What a Pal Bounty Token Does

A token is a receipt: beat or capture an alpha once and its named token lands in your Key Items tab forever. You never equip it, never spend it and never sell it — the damage bonus applies the moment it exists in your bag, and it applies to the element that alpha leads with. Pocketpair doesn't print a percentage on the item, so treat any single token as a small nudge; the point is that they stack, and a full sweep of one element means a dozen-plus of them pushing the same damage type at once.

How to Get Bounty Tokens

There is exactly one way to earn a token: be the one who ends the fight. Capturing counts the same as killing, which matters a lot on the tanky alphas — a Legendary Sphere thrown at low HP hands you the token and the Pal in one go. A repeat kill gives you nothing new, so once a token is in the bag that alpha is off your list. Eighty-nine of them stand at a fixed spot you can fly to; the other ten you have to go looking for.

Alphas by level band

Levels run from 11 all the way to 79, and the list is heavily back-loaded — over half of the fixed alphas sit at level 50 or above. That shapes the order you collect in: the early bands are quick token pickups while you're levelling, then the collection stalls until your gear catches up, and the last stretch is endgame fights where each token costs a real loadout.

The alphas without a fixed spot

Ten of the 99 tokens belong to alphas you won't find parked on the overworld. Five of them are cavern bosses, so the token is gated behind finding the right dungeon entrance rather than flying to a marker. For the rest, work the species' own territory — the map link on each row drops you straight onto its spawn range.

Alpha	Element	Where to fight it
Broncherry Aqua	Grass	Hunt its territory — Broncherry Aqua on the map
Felbat	Dark	Cavern boss in the Mountain Stream Grotto
Katress	Dark	Cavern boss in the Mountain Stream Grotto
Petallia	Grass	Hunt its territory — Petallia on the map
Pierdon Cryst	Ice	Hunt its territory — Pierdon Cryst on the map
Pyrin	Fire	Cavern boss in the Volcanic Cavern
Quivern	Dragon	Cavern boss in the Astral Mountains Cavern
Relaxaurus Lux	Dragon	Hunt its territory — Relaxaurus Lux on the map
Ribbuny Botan	Grass	Cavern boss in the Feybreak Cavern
Warsect	Ground	Hunt its territory — Warsect on the map

Which Element Each Token Boosts

Because the bonus follows the alpha's own element, the token pool is lopsided — and that decides which damage type is worth building around if you like the stacking. Dark leads with 17 tokens and Grass is right behind at 15, so Dark and Grass attackers get the most out of a full collection. Water is the outlier at four tokens, which means a Water-focused team gains almost nothing from tokens no matter how many alphas you clear. Dragon has only nine, but they include the highest-level fights in the game.

Element	Tokens	Highest-level alphas that give one
Dark	17	Celesdir Noct Wistella
Grass	15	Mycora Ophydia
Ground	12	Dualith Noct Warsect Terra
Ice	12	Moldron Cryst Whalaska Ignis
Electric	11	Prixter Lux Dynamoff
Fire	11	Renjishi Moldron
Dragon	9	Aegidron Jetragon
Neutral	8	Celesdir Paladius
Water	4	Faleris Aqua Neptilius

Start With These Alphas

These are the cheapest tokens in the game to get — every one is level 23 or under, and several are the rare alphas that take half damage instead of the usual quarter, so they fold quickly to a mid-tier gun. Clear this batch while you're still working through the first two towers and you'll have a spread of elements ticking before the real grind starts. Nitewing and Penking are the two to prioritise: both are half-damage fights, and Penking is one of just four Water tokens in existence.

Alpha	Lv	Token boosts	Why it's an easy first token
Chillet	11	Ice	Joint-lowest alpha in the game and it takes 48% damage — double what a normal alpha takes
Gumoss	11	Grass	Level 11 and 48% damage taken, so a crossbow and a few spare bolts finish it
Sweepa	11	Ice	The third level-11 alpha, also at 48% damage taken — Ice is a 12-token pool worth starting early
Dumud	14	Ground	Level 14 at 48% damage taken; the cheapest of the 12 Ground tokens
Arsox	15	Fire	Earliest Fire token at level 15, though it takes the standard 24% damage
Foxcicle	15	Ice	Level 15 Ice token — clear it alongside Foxparks Cryst for two of the 12 Ice tokens in one trip
Foxparks Cryst	15	Ice	Same level as Foxcicle and the same element, so one Ice loadout covers both
Penking	15	Water	48% damage taken and one of only four Water tokens that exist
Grintale	17	Neutral	Level 17 and the cheapest of the eight Neutral tokens
Nitewing	18	Neutral	48% damage taken, and it is a flyer you can fight over open ground
Broncherry	23	Grass	Level 23 Grass token, and Grass is the second-deepest pool at 15
Caprity Noct	23	Dark	Your first Dark token, and Dark has more tokens than any other element at 17
Kingpaca	23	Neutral	Level 23 Neutral token — pair it with Grintale to bank two of the eight

All 99 Pal Bounty Tokens

Every token, sorted by the level of the alpha that gives it. Use it as a checklist: the element column is what that token boosts, and the last column jumps to the alpha's spot on the interactive map. Rows marked "No fixed spot" are the cavern and territory alphas from the section above.

Token	Boosts	Alpha Lv	Find the alpha
Aegidron Bounty Token	Dragon	79	Aegidron on the map
Celesdir Noct Bounty Token	Dark	79	Celesdir Noct on the map
Moldron Cryst Bounty Token	Ice	78	Moldron Cryst on the map
Mycora Bounty Token	Grass	78	Mycora on the map
Renjishi Bounty Token	Fire	78	Renjishi on the map
Whalaska Ignis Bounty Token	Ice	74	Whalaska Ignis on the map
Dualith Noct Bounty Token	Ground	70	Dualith Noct on the map
Jetragon Bounty Token	Dragon	70	Jetragon on the map
Moldron Bounty Token	Fire	70	Moldron on the map
Prixter Lux Bounty Token	Electric	70	Prixter Lux on the map
Eidrolon Bounty Token	Dragon	69	Eidrolon on the map
Ophydia Bounty Token	Grass	69	Ophydia on the map
Flaracle Bounty Token	Fire	68	Flaracle on the map
Dynamoff Bounty Token	Electric	67	Dynamoff on the map
Azurmane Bounty Token	Electric	66	Azurmane on the map
Faleris Aqua Bounty Token	Water	66	Faleris Aqua on the map
Loupmoon Cryst Bounty Token	Ice	66	Loupmoon Cryst on the map
Slowatt Bounty Token	Electric	66	Slowatt on the map
Wistella Bounty Token	Dark	66	Wistella on the map
Celesdir Bounty Token	Neutral	65	Celesdir on the map
Frostallion Noct Bounty Token	Dark	65	Frostallion Noct on the map
Kitsun Noct Bounty Token	Dark	65	Kitsun Noct on the map
Snock Bounty Token	Electric	65	Snock on the map
Splatterina Bounty Token	Dark	65	Splatterina on the map
Warsect Terra Bounty Token	Ground	64	Warsect Terra on the map
Gildane Bounty Token	Ground	63	Gildane on the map
Prunelia Bounty Token	Grass	63	Prunelia on the map
Starryon Bounty Token	Dark	63	Starryon on the map
Cryolinx Terra Bounty Token	Ground	62	Cryolinx Terra on the map
Silvegis Bounty Token	Dragon	62	Silvegis on the map
Dazzi Noct Bounty Token	Dark	60	Dazzi Noct on the map
Fenglope Lux Bounty Token	Electric	60	Fenglope Lux on the map
Frostallion Bounty Token	Ice	60	Frostallion on the map
Neptilius Bounty Token	Water	60	Neptilius on the map
Nitemary Bounty Token	Dark	60	Nitemary on the map
Nyafia Bounty Token	Dark	60	Nyafia on the map
Omascul Bounty Token	Dark	60	Omascul on the map
Paladius Bounty Token	Neutral	60	Paladius on the map
Smokie Bounty Token	Dark	60	Smokie on the map
Tetroise Primo Bounty Token	Neutral	60	Tetroise Primo on the map
Lyleen Bounty Token	Grass	58	Lyleen on the map
Lyleen Noct Bounty Token	Dark	58	Lyleen Noct on the map
Anubis Bounty Token	Ground	55	Anubis on the map
Astegon Bounty Token	Dragon	55	Astegon on the map
Dualith Bounty Token	Ground	55	Dualith on the map
Jormuntide Bounty Token	Dragon	55	Jormuntide on the map
Knocklem Bounty Token	Ground	55	Knocklem on the map
Menasting Terra Bounty Token	Ground	55	Menasting Terra on the map
Tetroise Bounty Token	Ground	55	Tetroise on the map
Whalaska Bounty Token	Ice	55	Whalaska on the map
Blazamut Bounty Token	Fire	52	Blazamut on the map
Pierdon Bounty Token	Ground	50	Pierdon on the map
Reptyro Bounty Token	Fire	50	Reptyro on the map
Dinossom Lux Bounty Token	Electric	47	Dinossom Lux on the map
Kingpaca Cryst Bounty Token	Ice	46	Kingpaca Cryst on the map
Suzaku Bounty Token	Fire	45	Suzaku on the map
Menasting Bounty Token	Dark	44	Menasting on the map
Azurobe Bounty Token	Water	40	Azurobe on the map
Needoll Bounty Token	Grass	40	Needoll on the map
Sibelyx Bounty Token	Ice	40	Sibelyx on the map
Elizabee Bounty Token	Grass	39	Elizabee on the map
Mammorest Bounty Token	Grass	38	Mammorest on the map
Wumpo Botan Bounty Token	Grass	38	Wumpo Botan on the map
Beakon Bounty Token	Electric	37	Beakon on the map
Lunaris Bounty Token	Neutral	35	Lunaris on the map
Tarantriss Bounty Token	Dark	35	Tarantriss on the map
Verdash Bounty Token	Grass	35	Verdash on the map
Mossanda Lux Bounty Token	Electric	31	Mossanda Lux on the map
Univolt Bounty Token	Electric	31	Univolt on the map
Blazehowl Bounty Token	Fire	30	Blazehowl on the map
Elphidran Bounty Token	Dragon	30	Elphidran on the map
Grizzbolt Bounty Token	Electric	30	Grizzbolt on the map
Wixen Bounty Token	Fire	28	Wixen on the map
Vaelet Bounty Token	Grass	27	Vaelet on the map
Bushi Bounty Token	Fire	25	Bushi on the map
Fenglope Bounty Token	Neutral	25	Fenglope on the map
Broncherry Bounty Token	Grass	23	Broncherry on the map
Caprity Noct Bounty Token	Dark	23	Caprity Noct on the map
Kingpaca Bounty Token	Neutral	23	Kingpaca on the map
Nitewing Bounty Token	Neutral	18	Nitewing on the map
Grintale Bounty Token	Neutral	17	Grintale on the map
Arsox Bounty Token	Fire	15	Arsox on the map
Foxcicle Bounty Token	Ice	15	Foxcicle on the map
Foxparks Cryst Bounty Token	Ice	15	Foxparks Cryst on the map
Penking Bounty Token	Water	15	Penking on the map
Dumud Bounty Token	Ground	14	Dumud on the map
Chillet Bounty Token	Ice	11	Chillet on the map
Gumoss Bounty Token	Grass	11	Gumoss on the map
Sweepa Bounty Token	Ice	11	Sweepa on the map
Broncherry Aqua Bounty Token	Grass	No fixed spot	Broncherry Aqua on the map
Felbat Bounty Token	Dark	No fixed spot	Felbat on the map
Katress Bounty Token	Dark	No fixed spot	Katress on the map
Petallia Bounty Token	Grass	No fixed spot	Petallia on the map
Pierdon Cryst Bounty Token	Ice	No fixed spot	Pierdon Cryst on the map
Pyrin Bounty Token	Fire	No fixed spot	Pyrin on the map
Quivern Bounty Token	Dragon	No fixed spot	Quivern on the map
Relaxaurus Lux Bounty Token	Dragon	No fixed spot	Relaxaurus Lux on the map
Ribbuny Botan Bounty Token	Grass	No fixed spot	Ribbuny Botan on the map
Warsect Bounty Token	Ground	No fixed spot	Warsect on the map

The Three Boss Proofs That Aren't Tokens

Three items share the same boss-reward slot but do something completely different: they're keys, not stat boosts. Each one is proof you beat a specific World Tree encounter, and together they remove the barrier on the sealed chamber at the bottom of the tree. Holding them does nothing for your damage, so don't confuse a missing one with a missing token — check the list below if the barrier won't open.

Item	Comes from	What it's for
True Dandilord's Petal	Beating True Dandilord	One of three keys to the sealed chamber deep in the World Tree
Silvance's Plume	Beating Silvance	Second key to the same barrier
Modified Pal's Contaminated Core	Clearing the Highly Modified Pals gauntlet	Third key to the same barrier

Successful Bounty Tokens Are a Different Currency

If you're holding something called a Successful Bounty Token, that's the other system entirely. Those come from hunting wanted human outlaws, they stack as a currency, and you spend them at a Vigilante Bounty Officer on stat fruits, passive implants and the Ripe Starfruit that ranks a Pal up outright. Pal Bounty Tokens can't be spent on anything — the full payout list and shop prices live in the All Bounty Targets guide.

Summary

There are 99 Pal Bounty Tokens, one per alpha, and you get each by beating or catching that alpha once. Every token permanently boosts your Pals' damage with the element its alpha leads with, they stack by element, and you can't sell, spend or duplicate them — so the whole mechanic is just a reason to clear the full alpha list instead of only the ones you want to catch. Start with the level-11 to level-23 batch, and if you care about a specific damage type, check the element table first: Dark and Grass reward the grind, Water barely does.

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