List of Electric Skill Fruits: Stats and How to Get Them

There are 14 Electric Skill Fruits in Palworld, and any Pal can eat any of them — element and level don't matter. This guide lists all 14 with the power, cooldown and damage per second of the skill they teach, the exact Battle Ticket and Gold prices, the drop chance out of every chest type that carries them, and which Pals already learn the move for free.

All 14 Electric Skill Fruits

Palworld has 33 Electric attacks in total and only these 14 exist as fruit — the other 19 are level-up moves and signature attacks no merchant will ever sell you. Power runs from 40 up to 600 across the set, but shopping by power alone is a mistake: Spark Blast hits for a measly 50 and still puts out more damage over time than anything else here, because it comes off cooldown every two seconds. At the other end, Thunderstorm is the hardest single cast in the element at 600 power, and it's also the only Electric fruit whose skill doesn't apply Electrify on hit. Note the naming quirk on All Range Thunder too — every other fruit is labelled "Electric Skill Fruit", that one is "Thunder Skill Fruit", which is why it's easy to miss in the Arena Shop list.

Skill Fruit	Power	Cooldown	Damage/sec	Rarity	Why bring it
Thunderstorm	600	30s	20.0	Rare	Biggest Electric hit in the game; the slow tornado tracks toward the target
All Range Thunder	500	24s	20.8	Rare	Fires lines of lightning in every direction — the best pick when you're surrounded
Lightning Bolt	450	20s	22.5	Rare	Best sustained damage of any heavy Electric fruit; the 20s timer is the sweet spot
Thunder Rain	400	20s	20.0	Rare	Delayed strike — fire it, reposition, let it land while you do something else
Lightning Strike	300	16s	18.8	Rare	Hits everything around the Pal, so it only pays off in melee range
TriSpark	250	12s	20.8	Uncommon	Straight-line ball plus tracking orbs; the best mid-cooldown Electric option
Tri-Lightning	200	12s	16.7	Uncommon	Three strikes from above at 5,000 range — outclassed by TriSpark on the same timer
Lightning Streak	160	8s	20.0	Uncommon	Hardest-hitting 8-second Electric skill; solid filler between big casts
Lock-on Laser	140	8s	17.5	Uncommon	Locks on before firing, so it rarely misses at long range
Plasma Funnel	120	8s	15.0	Common	Two floating orbs keep firing; 5,000 range on a cheap fruit
Electric Ball	100	8s	12.5	Common	Slow homing ball — the weakest damage-per-second on the whole list
Shockwave	80	4s	20.0	Common	300 range only, but it fires every four seconds and staggers what's on top of you
Spark Blast	50	2s	25.0	Common	Tied for the best damage per second of any Electric attack in Palworld
Thunder Spear	40	2s	20.0	Common	Fast, straight, cheap — a starter skill four Pals already know at level 1

All 14 share the same yellow fruit art in your inventory, so you can't tell them apart at a glance — check the tooltip, or use the sortable Palworld Skill Fruit database to match a fruit to its move before you feed it to something.

Power, Cooldown, and What Electric Is Good For

Every Electric fruit skill is Shot class, which means it scales off the Pal's Shot Attack and completely ignores its Melee Attack — that one fact decides most of your picks later on this page. Element-wise, Electric hits Water Pals hard and gets shut down by Ground Pals, so a full Electric team walks into a wall the moment you reach the desert. Thirteen of the 14 skills also apply Electrify on hit; Thunderstorm is the exception, and Thunder Spear and Electric Ball apply a much weaker version of it than the rest.

The table below is the ceiling at each cooldown length — the best Electric fruit you can slot at that timer. Two rows matter most. The 2-second row is the highest sustained damage in the element, which is why Spark Blast shows up on so many endgame Electric builds despite its tiny power number. The 20-second row is the best of the heavy hitters: Lightning Bolt beats Thunderstorm on damage over time even though Thunderstorm hits 150 harder per cast.

Cooldown	Best Electric fruit at that timer	Power	Damage/sec
2s	Spark Blast	50	25.0
4s	Shockwave	80	20.0
8s	Lightning Streak	160	20.0
12s	TriSpark	250	20.8
16s	Lightning Strike	300	18.8
20s	Lightning Bolt	450	22.5
24s	All Range Thunder	500	20.8
30s	Thunderstorm	600	20.0

How to Get Electric Skill Fruits

There are six routes, and they don't overlap much. The Arena Shop is the only place you can buy a Rare Electric fruit outright; the Wandering Merchant sells exactly one; and everything else is loot with a chance attached. The important split is by fruit tier — the five Rare fruits come from late-region chests, Ancient Relic recycling and the Arena, while the nine Common and Uncommon ones come from early-region chests, oil rig crates and Electric-sealed chests.

Arena Shop — Battle Tickets

This is the fastest route to a top-tier Electric skill and the only guaranteed one. Three Electric fruits sit in the Arena Shop permanently, bought with Battle Tickets you earn from arena rounds. Thunderstorm is the 45-ticket premium pick; All Range Thunder at 30 is the better value if you fight groups, since it's the only fruit skill that covers every direction at once. Stock never rotates, so you can save up and buy exactly what you want.

Skill Fruit	Battle Tickets	Power	Cooldown
Thunderstorm	45	600	30s
All Range Thunder	30	500	24s
Thunder Rain	30	400	20s

Tickets come from the arena itself — the full round list and what each one pays out is on the Palworld arena guide, and the rest of the Battle Ticket stock is listed on the Palworld merchant database.

Wandering Merchant — 3,000 Gold

One Electric fruit is available for plain Gold: Lock-on Laser at 3,000 from the Wandering Merchant. It's an Uncommon fruit with modest numbers, but 3,000 Gold is nothing by mid-game and the lock-on behaviour means it actually connects against fast-moving Alphas — worth grabbing a few copies whenever you pass a merchant. If Gold is your bottleneck, the best Gold farming methods will cover a stack of these in one run.

Electric-Sealed Chests and Oil Rig Crates

Elemental-sealed chests are the single best per-open odds for the cheaper Electric fruits, and there are 109 of them pinned on the Palworld interactive map. Each Electric-sealed chest has roughly a 2.4% shot at any one of the nine Common and Uncommon fruits — stack those nine together and a meaningful share of every chest you crack is an Electric fruit of some kind. Oil rig crates are close behind at about 2.6% per fruit, and the 56 crates on the oil rig crate map layer respawn, which makes rigs the better repeatable route once you can handle the guards.

Skill Fruit Trees are the wildcard: 47 of them exist across both regions and each one hands you a fruit without a fight, but you don't get to choose the element. Run the tree route when you're passing anyway, not as a targeted Electric farm.

Region Chests and Fishing Spots

Ordinary treasure chests carry Electric fruits too, and which fruits you can pull depends entirely on where the chest is. Grasslands and Forest chests only ever cough up the Common and Uncommon set; the Rare fruits don't enter the pool until the Desert, Mount Obsidian and Snowfields, and the Sakurajima–Feybreak–Sunreach band is the only place regular chests drop Thunder Rain, Thunderstorm and TriSpark. Snowfields has the best odds of the mid-game regions at 1.64% per chest, and Feybreak has the highest chest count of the late regions at 201. Fishing spots mirror the chest pool of whatever region they sit in at slightly lower odds — worth knowing if you're already working through the Palworld fishing guide.

Thunderstorm is also the one Electric fruit that turns up as a plain field drop — Feybreak, Sunreach Isle and the World Tree all put it on the ground at under 1%, which is far too thin to farm deliberately but explains the occasional free 600-power skill.

Recycling Ancient Relics

Every grade of Ancient Relic can be broken down into a Rare Electric fruit — Lightning Bolt, Lightning Strike, Thunder Rain, Thunderstorm, All Range Thunder and TriSpark are all in the recycler's output pool. The catch is the rate: each fruit sits at roughly a quarter of a percent per relic, so this is a bonus you notice while farming relics for something else rather than a plan. Glistening relics have the best odds of the five grades. The full setup is covered in the Ancient Relic Recycler guide.

Best Pals to Put Electric Skills On

Because every Electric fruit skill is Shot class, the only stat that matters is Shot Attack — a Pal with monstrous Melee Attack gains nothing from a Thunderstorm fruit. Orserk is the clear home for your best Electric fruit at 130 Shot Attack, the highest of any Electric Pal in the game, and it gets a same-element damage bonus on top. Helzephyr Lux is second at 125 and flies, which makes it the better pick if you want to kite. Azurmane is the durability option — 120 Shot Attack with 130 HP, the beefiest of the group — and Relaxaurus Lux matches its attack while adding Dragon typing, so it isn't dead weight against Ground Pals the way a pure Electric team is.

Pal	Shot Attack	HP	Elements	Why it's a good carrier
Orserk	130	120	Dragon / Electric	Highest Shot Attack of any Electric Pal; also learns Lightning Strike free at Lv. 7
Helzephyr Lux	125	105	Dark / Electric	Second-highest attack and it flies — best for kiting bosses
Relaxaurus Lux	120	120	Dragon / Electric	Dragon typing means it still contributes against Ground Pals
Azurmane	120	130	Electric	Most HP in the group; learns All Range Thunder at Lv. 30 without a fruit
Fenglope Lux	115	110	Electric	Strong attack on a mount — damage and travel in one slot
Beakon	115	105	Electric	Flier that's easy to get long before the endgame Pals unlock
Prixter Lux	115	90	Electric / Ground	Ground typing patches the element's worst matchup
Univolt	105	80	Electric	Cheapest decent carrier — fine for a mid-game Electric slot
Grizzbolt	105	120	Electric	Tanky, and it already knows Lightning Strike at Lv. 40

Feeding a fruit doesn't care about the Pal's element at all, so if you have a high Shot Attack Pal of another element sitting idle, an Electric fruit on it is still a perfectly good answer to Water bosses. Check the Palworld combat tier list before you commit a Rare fruit — they're not refundable once eaten.

Fruits You Can Skip

Some of these skills are handed out free by levelling, which makes buying the fruit a waste. The two numbers that matter are how many Pals learn the skill by levelling up and how many can inherit it as an egg move through breeding. Lock-on Laser is the extreme case — exactly one Pal learns it by levelling, but 279 can get it as an egg move, so a single breeding pass is cheaper than shopping. Flip it around and All Range Thunder is the opposite: five Pals learn it, nobody inherits it, so the 30-ticket fruit is the only way any other Pal will ever have it. That's what makes it the best-value Arena purchase in the element.

Skill Fruit	Pals that learn it by levelling	Pals that can inherit it	Verdict
All Range Thunder	5	0	Buy it — no other route for anything outside those five
Lightning Strike	12	0	Buy it unless you run Orserk, which gets it at Lv. 7
Thunderstorm	19	126	Breed for it if you can — the level-up route needs Lv. 70
Lightning Bolt	17	196	Skip — very widely inherited
Thunder Rain	5	130	Cheap at 30 tickets, but breeding covers it
TriSpark	10	126	Skip — easy egg move
Tri-Lightning	14	200	Skip — one of the most common egg moves in the game
Spark Blast	12	198	Skip — you'll inherit it long before you need to buy it
Lock-on Laser	1	279	Skip the shop, breed it instead
Shockwave	23	0	Only worth it for a Pal outside the 23
Lightning Streak	17	0	Decent filler if you find one; not worth hunting
Electric Ball	7	0	Skip — worst damage per second in the element
Plasma Funnel	4	0	Situational; the 5,000 range is the only reason to run it
Thunder Spear	4	0	No chest or merchant carries it — and those four Pals know it at Lv. 1 anyway

If breeding is the cheaper path for most of this list, the inheritance rules are worth reading properly — how breeding works in Palworld covers which parent passes what, and the Palworld breeding calculator finds the pair.

Farm Your Own at the Skillfruit Orchard

Late in the game you can stop hunting fruits and start growing them. The Skillfruit Orchard unlocks at level 71 for 3 technology points and costs 200 Mythical Wood, 500 Paldium Fragment and 150 Soralite to build — a real endgame bill, and the Mythical Wood is the slow part since relic recycling is the source. Plant a fruit and every harvest rolls against a fixed table: 60% of cycles give you nothing at all, 15% return the exact fruit you planted, and the remaining 25% split between a Common, Uncommon or Rare fruit of the same element.

That last part is the whole point. The orchard never crosses elements, so planting a cheap Spark Blast can eventually roll you a Rare Electric fruit at a 3% clip per harvest. It's slow, but it's the only renewable source of Thunderstorm-tier fruit that doesn't cost Battle Tickets. The full payout table is on the Skill Fruit database page.

Material	Qty	Where it comes from
Mythical Wood	200	Every grade of Ancient Relic recycles into it — guaranteed output
Paldium Fragment	500	711 Paldium Ore nodes on the map, or 70 Gold each from the Wandering Merchant
Soralite	150	226 Soralite nodes, plus Sunreach Isle supply drops and expeditions

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