List of All Pals by Attack Stat and Best Damage Pals

Attack decides how hard everything a Pal throws actually lands, and the spread across the Paldeck runs from 200 at the very top down to 70 at the bottom. This is the full list of Pals by Attack stat, ranked from Astralym down, with what each one reads at level 60, where to catch it, why the melee half of the stat is almost always the wasted half, and every lever that pushes the number higher.

Attack Stat at a Glance

Every Pal carries two attack numbers under the hood — Melee Attack and Ranged Attack — and the single Attack figure you see on its card is whichever of the two is higher. The stat grows off a flat 100 floor as the Pal levels, so species base matters more the closer you get to level 60 and barely registers in the first ten levels. None of this touches your own Attack stat, which runs on a separate scale and only affects the weapon in your hands.

	Detail
Highest base Attack	200 — Astralym
Highest you can keep	150 — eight Pals tie, led by Incineram
Highest you can catch in the wild	150 — Incineram, at 105 spawn spots
Lowest base Attack	70 — 14 Pals, including Chikipi and Teafant
Roster average	About 105 across all 288 Pals
Most common value	100 — 113 Pals sit exactly there
Pals at 120 or above	55 of 288
How it grows	100 + base × 0.075 × level
Perfect potential roll	Multiplies the growth by 1.3
Best one you can farm in bulk	Bushi Noct at 130, with 1,990 spawn spots

Pals With the Highest Attack Stat

The top of the board is one Pal alone and then a long flat shelf. Astralym sits at 200, a third clear of everything else, but it is the World Tree fight rather than a Pal you keep — it has no partner skill and no work suitability at all. Below it, eight Pals tie at 150, which means the real question at the top is not who hits hardest but which of the eight you can reach: Incineram is a wild catch from the early Grasslands, Jormuntide and Blazamut are fixed alphas, and the rest are raid summons. Note the melee and ranged columns before you commit — four of the 150s carry that number on Melee Attack, and that is the half of the stat most skills never use.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it	Why it works
Astralym	None	200	1,000	No wild spawn	The only Pal above 150, and 200 Ranged Attack at that — but no partner skill, no work ranks, and no way to field it
Incineram	Fire / Dark	150	775	105 spawn spots	The highest Attack you can walk out and catch, and its Attack scales 2.5× with Trust — the best rate in the 150 tier
Incineram Noct	Dark	150	775	10 spawn spots	Same 150 melee with 105 ranged instead of 100, and pure Dark so only Dragon punishes it
Jormuntide	Dragon / Water	150	775	Alpha only, Lv 55	Rideable, and Stormbringer Sea Dragon adds up to +65% damage against wet targets at rank 5
Jormuntide Ignis	Dragon / Fire	150	775	21 spawn spots	Up to +65% damage on burning targets, immunity to lava damage, and the best ranged stat of the melee-led 150s at 130
Blazamut	Fire	150	775	16 spawn spots · alpha Lv 52	A Lv 52 alpha you can fight well before endgame, and Magma Kaiser stacks a buff every time it kills
Blazamut Ryu	Dragon / Fire	150	775	Raid boss, Lv 55	Magna Crush is a 700-power melee skill, the only one in the game that puts a 150 melee stat to full use
Bellanoir	Dark	150	775	Raid boss, Lv 35	150 on Ranged Attack, where it actually counts, and rank 5 Handiwork and Medicine Production back at base
Bellanoir Libero	Dark	150	775	Raid boss, Lv 45	The same 150 ranged with rank 6 Handiwork and rank 7 Medicine Production — the best fighter-worker split in the tier
Necromus	Dark	145	752	No wild spawn	145 Ranged Attack on a mount that also hands the party up to +20% move speed
Neptilius	Water	145	752	Alpha only, Lv 60	The Water legendary — 145 ranged, 125 Defense, and up to +25% swim speed as a mount

The Lv 60 column assumes a zero potential roll, which is the floor. A perfect 100 potential multiplies the growth by 1.3, turning Astralym's 1,000 into 1,270 and a 150 Pal's 775 into 977 — more than the entire gap between first and eleventh on this table. That is why chasing a good roll on a 130 you can farm beats hunting a single 150 you cannot re-catch.

Melee Attack and Ranged Attack Are Two Different Numbers

This is the part a plain Attack ranking hides. Every active skill is either a Melee skill or a Shot skill, and the category decides which of the Pal's two attack stats multiplies it. Count every skill slot in every Paldeck learnset and the split is brutal: 2,162 are Shot skills against 214 Melee. Roughly nine of every ten skills a Pal can learn run off Ranged Attack, and 60 of the 123 Pals whose Melee stat is the higher one cannot learn a single melee skill at all. Shadowbeak is the cleanest example — 130 Melee Attack and zero melee skills in its entire learnset.

Pal	Melee Attack	Ranged Attack	Melee skills it can learn	What that means
Incineram	150	100	1 of 8	Its 150 only fires on Hellfire Claw, a 200-power Lv 22 skill you drop long before endgame
Shadowbeak	130	120	0 of 9	The 130 is dead weight — every skill it knows uses the 120 instead
Loupmoon	130	100	1 of 8	Jumping Claw at 80 power is the only melee option, so treat Loupmoon as a 100 Attack Pal
Galeclaw	120	85	1 of 8	Gale Claw is a Lv 1 skill — the 120 stops mattering almost immediately
Blazamut Ryu	150	130	2 of 8	Magna Crush at 700 power keeps the full 150 live into endgame
Cryolinx Terra	140	105	2 of 9	Rocky Impact at 600 power from Lv 50 makes this one of the few real melee builds
Anubis	130	130	1 of 8	Identical on both sides, so it never wastes a point whichever skill you slot

The practical rule: when you are picking a fighter, read the Ranged Attack column unless the Pal has a high-power melee skill it keeps into the late game. Anubis is the only Pal in the 130 band that reads the same on both stats, which is why it stays relevant far longer than its raw ranking suggests, and Blazamut Ryu is the one 150 whose melee number genuinely converts into damage.

Highest Ranged Attack Pals

Since Shot skills carry the overwhelming majority of damage in the game, this is the ranking that decides most fights. It reshuffles the top table hard — Incineram drops out entirely at 100 ranged, and the legendaries and raid bosses take over. Jetragon, Frostallion and Frostallion Noct all sit at 140 with everything else a legendary brings, and Bushi Noct at 130 is the only one on the list you can farm in the thousands.

Pal	Element	Ranged Attack	Melee Attack	Where to find it
Astralym	None	200	100	No wild spawn
Bellanoir	Dark	150	100	Raid boss, Lv 35
Bellanoir Libero	Dark	150	100	Raid boss, Lv 45
Necromus	Dark	145	100	No wild spawn
Neptilius	Water	145	100	Alpha only, Lv 60
Frostallion	Ice	140	100	Alpha only, Lv 60
Frostallion Noct	Dark	140	100	Alpha only, Lv 65
Jetragon	Dragon	140	100	Alpha only, Lv 70
Shaolong	Dragon / Water	135	100	63 spawn spots
Dandilord	Grass / Dark	135	100	No wild spawn
Bushi Noct	Fire / Dark	130	100	1,990 spawn spots
Ghangler Ignis	Fire / Water	130	100	405 spawn spots
Anubis	Ground	130	130	35 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Eidrolon Ignis	Dragon / Fire	130	100	26 spawn spots

Every Pal Ranked by Attack Stat

Here is the whole roster in bands, sorted by the Attack figure shown on the Pal's card — the higher of its melee and ranged stats. The distribution is lopsided in a way that makes the list easy to read: 113 Pals sit at exactly 100, so anything above 110 is genuinely above average and anything at 120 or better puts you in the top fifth of the Paldeck. Every location cell links straight to the map with that Pal's spawns already filtered.

Attack 140 and Above: The Top Tier

Sixteen Pals, and almost none of them are things you catch on a walk — ten of the sixteen have no wild spawn at all, being legendaries, fixed alphas or raid summons. That is why Incineram at 150 with 105 wild spawn spots is worth more to most saves than the two 145s above it. If you are still levelling, Blazamut at a Lv 52 alpha is the earliest 150 you can realistically take down.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it
Astralym	None	200	1,000	No wild spawn
Bellanoir	Dark	150	775	Raid boss, Lv 35
Bellanoir Libero	Dark	150	775	Raid boss, Lv 45
Blazamut	Fire	150	775	16 spawn spots · alpha Lv 52
Blazamut Ryu	Dragon / Fire	150	775	Raid boss, Lv 55
Incineram	Fire / Dark	150	775	105 spawn spots
Incineram Noct	Dark	150	775	10 spawn spots
Jormuntide	Dragon / Water	150	775	Alpha only, Lv 55
Jormuntide Ignis	Dragon / Fire	150	775	21 spawn spots
Necromus	Dark	145	752	No wild spawn
Neptilius	Water	145	752	Alpha only, Lv 60
Cryolinx	Ice	140	730	39 spawn spots
Cryolinx Terra	Ground	140	730	156 spawn spots · alpha Lv 62
Frostallion	Ice	140	730	Alpha only, Lv 60
Frostallion Noct	Dark	140	730	Alpha only, Lv 65
Jetragon	Dragon	140	730	Alpha only, Lv 70

Attack 125 to 135: The Heavy Hitters

This is the band worth actually farming. Twenty-four Pals land here, and unlike the tier above, most of them have real spawn numbers — Bushi Noct alone turns up at 1,990 spots, which means you can catch dozens and keep the one with the passives you want. The difference between a 130 with four good passives and a 150 with none is not close, so this band is where most endgame teams are actually built.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it
Dandilord	Grass / Dark	135	707	No wild spawn
Shaolong	Dragon / Water	135	707	63 spawn spots
Anubis	Ground	130	685	35 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Bastigor	Ice	130	685	69 spawn spots
Bushi Noct	Fire / Dark	130	685	1,990 spawn spots
Eidrolon Ignis	Dragon / Fire	130	685	26 spawn spots
Ghangler Ignis	Fire / Water	130	685	405 spawn spots
Hartalis	Neutral	130	685	Raid boss, Lv 70
Loupmoon	Dark	130	685	1,109 spawn spots
Loupmoon Cryst	Ice	130	685	461 spawn spots · alpha Lv 66
Orserk	Dragon / Electric	130	685	33 spawn spots
Shadowbeak	Dark	130	685	11 spawn spots
Aegidron	Dragon / Ground	125	662	Alpha only, Lv 79
Astegon	Dragon / Dark	125	662	Alpha only, Lv 55
Bushi	Fire	125	662	1,838 spawn spots · alpha Lv 25
Eidrolon	Dragon / Dark	125	662	Alpha only, Lv 69
Flaracle	Fire	125	662	26 spawn spots · alpha Lv 68
Ghangler	Dark / Water	125	662	316 spawn spots
Helzephyr	Dark	125	662	1,099 spawn spots
Helzephyr Lux	Dark / Electric	125	662	80 spawn spots
Moldron	Fire / Ground	125	662	101 spawn spots · alpha Lv 70
Moldron Cryst	Ice / Ground	125	662	Alpha only, Lv 78
Sootseer	Dark / Fire	125	662	649 spawn spots
Xenovader	Dark	125	662	No wild spawn

Attack 110 to 120: Above Average

Sixty-two Pals sit in the band just above the crowd, and at level 60 the gap between a 110 and a 130 is only about 90 Attack — well inside what a good potential roll and two passives close. Plenty of these are worth building around for their partner skill or element coverage rather than the number itself, which is exactly how you should read this section.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it
Azurmane	Electric	120	640	112 spawn spots · alpha Lv 66
Galeclaw	Neutral	120	640	419 spawn spots
Gildra	Dark / Ground	120	640	325 spawn spots
Grizzbolt	Electric	120	640	40 spawn spots · alpha Lv 30
Lyleen	Grass	120	640	42 spawn spots · alpha Lv 58
Lyleen Noct	Dark	120	640	42 spawn spots · alpha Lv 58
Paladius	Neutral	120	640	Alpha only, Lv 60
Panthalus	Water	120	640	No wild spawn
Relaxaurus Lux	Dragon / Electric	120	640	17 spawn spots
Renjishi	Fire	120	640	Alpha only, Lv 78
Silvance	Grass	120	640	No wild spawn
Vanwyrm Cryst	Ice / Dark	120	640	260 spawn spots
Whalaska Ignis	Ice / Fire	120	640	112 spawn spots · alpha Lv 74
Xenogard	Dragon	120	640	No wild spawn
Xenolord	Dark / Dragon	120	640	Raid boss, Lv 65
Beakon	Electric	115	617	504 spawn spots · alpha Lv 37
Beakon Cryst	Ice	115	617	69 spawn spots
Blazehowl Noct	Fire / Dark	115	617	517 spawn spots
Celesdir Noct	Dark	115	617	Alpha only, Lv 79
Fenglope Lux	Electric	115	617	258 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Icelyn	Ice	115	617	38 spawn spots
Kitsun	Fire	115	617	31 spawn spots
Kitsun Noct	Dark	115	617	340 spawn spots · alpha Lv 65
Knocklem Ignis	Fire	115	617	58 spawn spots
Leafan	Grass	115	617	105 spawn spots
Majex	Dark / Fire	115	617	36 spawn spots
Ophydia	Grass / Water	115	617	Alpha only, Lv 69
Prixter Lux	Electric / Ground	115	617	35 spawn spots · alpha Lv 70
Relaxaurus	Dragon / Water	115	617	38 spawn spots
Roujay	Dark	115	617	80 spawn spots
Sekhmet	Ground	115	617	360 spawn spots
Selyne	Dark / Neutral	115	617	40 spawn spots
Solenne	Dark / Neutral	115	617	47 spawn spots
Splatterina	Dark	115	617	769 spawn spots · alpha Lv 65
Vanwyrm	Fire / Dark	115	617	545 spawn spots
Verdash	Grass	115	617	83 spawn spots · alpha Lv 35
Whalaska	Ice / Water	115	617	187 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Blazehowl	Fire	110	595	56 spawn spots · alpha Lv 30
Celesdir	Neutral	110	595	1,613 spawn spots · alpha Lv 65
Croajiro Noct	Water / Dark	110	595	645 spawn spots
Dazzi	Electric	110	595	140 spawn spots
Dazzi Noct	Dark / Electric	110	595	135 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Direhowl	Neutral	110	595	458 spawn spots
Dualith Noct	Ground / Dark	110	595	3 spawn spots · alpha Lv 70
Dupin	Fire	110	595	81 spawn spots
Faleris	Fire	110	595	47 spawn spots
Faleris Aqua	Water	110	595	197 spawn spots · alpha Lv 66
Fenglope	Neutral	110	595	11 spawn spots · alpha Lv 25
Gildane	Ground	110	595	351 spawn spots · alpha Lv 63
Gorirat	Neutral	110	595	67 spawn spots
Gorirat Terra	Ground	110	595	67 spawn spots
Knocklem	Ground	110	595	33 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Palumba	Grass	110	595	42 spawn spots
Pierdon Cryst	Ice	110	595	50 spawn spots
Prixter	Dark / Ground	110	595	70 spawn spots
Pyrin	Fire	110	595	93 spawn spots
Pyrin Noct	Fire / Dark	110	595	411 spawn spots
Silvegis	Dragon	110	595	Alpha only, Lv 62
Univolt	Electric	110	595	54 spawn spots · alpha Lv 31
Univolt Cryst	Ice	110	595	69 spawn spots
Wixen	Fire	110	595	54 spawn spots · alpha Lv 28
Wixen Noct	Fire / Dark	110	595	184 spawn spots

Attack 100 to 105: The Crowd

Almost half the Paldeck lives here, 139 Pals in total and 113 of them at exactly 100. That flat 100 is the game's default for a Pal that was designed around work suitability rather than combat, so treat this band as the base-camp roster with a handful of exceptions that fight above their number thanks to their skills or partner effects.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it
Azurobe Cryst	Ice / Dragon	105	572	259 spawn spots
Dualith	Ground / Grass	105	572	75 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Elgrove	Grass	105	572	75 spawn spots
Elizabee	Grass	105	572	42 spawn spots · alpha Lv 39
Felbat	Dark	105	572	121 spawn spots
Katress	Dark	105	572	605 spawn spots
Katress Ignis	Dark / Fire	105	572	No wild spawn
Maraith	Dark	105	572	356 spawn spots
Menasting Terra	Ground	105	572	11 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Omascul	Dark	105	572	1,621 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Petallia Ignis	Grass / Fire	105	572	22 spawn spots
Pierdon	Ground	105	572	16 spawn spots · alpha Lv 50
Polapup	Ice / Water	105	572	242 spawn spots
Polapup Terra	Ice / Ground	105	572	26 spawn spots
Quivern Botan	Dragon / Grass	105	572	59 spawn spots
Ragnahawk	Fire	105	572	150 spawn spots
Rayhound Cryst	Ice	105	572	145 spawn spots
Reptyro	Fire / Ground	105	572	22 spawn spots · alpha Lv 50
Reptyro Cryst	Ice / Ground	105	572	133 spawn spots
Robinquill	Grass	105	572	52 spawn spots
Robinquill Terra	Grass / Ground	105	572	545 spawn spots
Skutlass Ignis	Water / Fire	105	572	34 spawn spots
Starryon Primo	Neutral	105	572	63 spawn spots
Suzaku	Fire	105	572	13 spawn spots · alpha Lv 45
Suzaku Aqua	Water	105	572	50 spawn spots
Warsect Terra	Ground	105	572	58 spawn spots · alpha Lv 64
Amione	Water	100	550	66 spawn spots
Arsox	Fire	100	550	108 spawn spots · alpha Lv 15
Azurobe	Water / Dragon	100	550	199 spawn spots · alpha Lv 40
Bakemi	Dark	100	550	115 spawn spots
Beegarde	Grass	100	550	43 spawn spots
Braloha	Grass / Ground	100	550	247 spawn spots
Bulldosu	Ground	100	550	52 spawn spots
Carnibora	Grass	100	550	11 spawn spots
Celaray	Water	100	550	863 spawn spots
Celaray Lux	Water / Electric	100	550	328 spawn spots
Chillet	Ice / Dragon	100	550	117 spawn spots · alpha Lv 11
Chillet Ignis	Fire / Dragon	100	550	52 spawn spots
Cinnamoth	Grass	100	550	261 spawn spots
Clovee	Grass / Neutral	100	550	60 spawn spots
Cremis	Neutral	100	550	200 spawn spots
Croajiro	Water	100	550	667 spawn spots
Daedream	Dark	100	550	164 spawn spots
Dazemu	Ground	100	550	405 spawn spots
Dogen	Neutral	100	550	52 spawn spots
Dumud	Ground / Water	100	550	368 spawn spots · alpha Lv 14
Dumud Gild	Ground / Water	100	550	312 spawn spots
Dynamoff	Electric	100	550	26 spawn spots · alpha Lv 67
Elgrove Cryst	Ice	100	550	69 spawn spots
Finsider	Water	100	550	671 spawn spots
Finsider Ignis	Water / Fire	100	550	414 spawn spots
Flambelle	Fire	100	550	232 spawn spots
Flopie	Grass	100	550	86 spawn spots
Foxcicle	Ice	100	550	187 spawn spots · alpha Lv 15
Frostplume	Ice	100	550	100 spawn spots
Fuack Ignis	Water / Fire	100	550	120 spawn spots
Fuddler	Ground	100	550	338 spawn spots
Gloopie	Water / Dark	100	550	743 spawn spots
Gloopie Primo	Water / Neutral	100	550	213 spawn spots
Grintale	Neutral	100	550	619 spawn spots · alpha Lv 17
Gumoss	Grass / Ground	100	550	113 spawn spots · alpha Lv 11
Herbil	Grass / Neutral	100	550	208 spawn spots
Hoodle	Dark	100	550	115 spawn spots
Jelliette	Water	100	550	868 spawn spots
Jellroy	Water / Dark	100	550	1,193 spawn spots
Kelpsea	Water	100	550	1,359 spawn spots
Kelpsea Ignis	Fire	100	550	786 spawn spots
Kikit	Ground	100	550	70 spawn spots
Killamari	Dark / Water	100	550	361 spawn spots
Killamari Primo	Neutral / Water	100	550	382 spawn spots
Kingpaca	Neutral	100	550	Alpha only, Lv 23
Kingpaca Cryst	Ice	100	550	Alpha only, Lv 46
Lapiron	Ground	100	550	37 spawn spots
Lapure	Neutral	100	550	29 spawn spots
Loomen	Dark / Fire	100	550	42 spawn spots
Lullu	Grass	100	550	20 spawn spots
Lunaris	Neutral	100	550	63 spawn spots · alpha Lv 35
Mammorest	Grass / Ground	100	550	484 spawn spots · alpha Lv 38
Mammorest Cryst	Ice / Ground	100	550	84 spawn spots
Menasting	Dark / Ground	100	550	545 spawn spots · alpha Lv 44
Mimog	Neutral	100	550	5,302 spawn spots
Mossanda	Grass	100	550	52 spawn spots
Mossanda Lux	Electric	100	550	40 spawn spots · alpha Lv 31
Mozzarina	Neutral	100	550	111 spawn spots
Muffly	Ice	100	550	270 spawn spots
Munchill	Ice / Water	100	550	228 spawn spots
Mycora	Grass	100	550	42 spawn spots · alpha Lv 78
Needoll	Grass	100	550	366 spawn spots · alpha Lv 40
Needoll Noct	Dark / Grass	100	550	325 spawn spots
Nitemary	Dark	100	550	106 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Nitemary Botan	Grass	100	550	13 spawn spots
Nitewing	Neutral	100	550	227 spawn spots · alpha Lv 18
Nyafia	Dark	100	550	259 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Pengullet Lux	Water / Electric	100	550	653 spawn spots
Penking Lux	Water / Electric	100	550	252 spawn spots
Petallia	Grass	100	550	106 spawn spots
Prunelia	Grass / Dark	100	550	638 spawn spots · alpha Lv 63
Puffolt	Electric	100	550	113 spawn spots
Pupperai	Ground	100	550	23 spawn spots
Quivern	Dragon	100	550	423 spawn spots
Rayhound	Electric	100	550	235 spawn spots
Ribbuny	Neutral	100	550	399 spawn spots
Ribbuny Botan	Grass	100	550	172 spawn spots
Rooby	Fire	100	550	134 spawn spots
Rushoar	Ground	100	550	148 spawn spots
Shroomer	Grass	100	550	60 spawn spots
Shroomer Noct	Grass / Dark	100	550	189 spawn spots
Sibelyx Primo	Neutral	100	550	82 spawn spots
Skutlass	Water	100	550	129 spawn spots
Slowatt	Electric	100	550	41 spawn spots · alpha Lv 66
Smokie	Dark	100	550	1,620 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Smokie Cryst	Dark / Ice	100	550	8 spawn spots
Snock	Electric	100	550	33 spawn spots · alpha Lv 65
Snock Lux	Electric / Ground	100	550	33 spawn spots
Snugloo	Ice	100	550	21 spawn spots
Solmora	Water	100	550	109 spawn spots
Solmora Lux	Water / Electric	100	550	251 spawn spots
Souffline	Grass	100	550	53 spawn spots
Starryon	Dark	100	550	178 spawn spots · alpha Lv 63
Swee	Ice	100	550	100 spawn spots
Sweepa	Ice	100	550	99 spawn spots · alpha Lv 11
Tanzee	Grass	100	550	72 spawn spots
Tanzee Ignis	Fire	100	550	27 spawn spots
Tarantriss	Dark	100	550	46 spawn spots · alpha Lv 35
Tetroise	Ground	100	550	325 spawn spots · alpha Lv 55
Tetroise Primo	Neutral	100	550	40 spawn spots · alpha Lv 60
Tombat	Dark	100	550	160 spawn spots
Tropicaw	Grass	100	550	50 spawn spots
Turtacle	Water	100	550	1,456 spawn spots
Turtacle Terra	Water / Ground	100	550	773 spawn spots
Vaelet	Grass	100	550	32 spawn spots · alpha Lv 27
Valentail	Neutral	100	550	32 spawn spots
Venusa	Dark	100	550	26 spawn spots
Warsect	Ground / Grass	100	550	10 spawn spots
Wispaw	Dark	100	550	181 spawn spots
Wistella	Dark	100	550	40 spawn spots · alpha Lv 66
Woolipop Terra	Ground	100	550	26 spawn spots
Wumpo	Ice	100	550	53 spawn spots
Wumpo Botan	Grass	100	550	83 spawn spots · alpha Lv 38

Attack Below 100: The Support Tier

Forty-seven Pals fall under 100, bottoming out at 70. At level 60 a 70 Attack Pal reads 415 against a 150's 775, which is not a gap you close with fruit or passives — these are ranch, farming and crafting Pals, and putting them in a fight is throwing them away. The one thing worth noting is that several of them have the highest Trust scaling in the game, so they gain the most from partner levels even though they start the furthest back.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it
Broncherry Aqua	Grass / Water	95	527	7 spawn spots
Cawgnito	Dark	95	527	1,463 spawn spots
Digtoise	Ground	95	527	660 spawn spots
Penking	Water / Ice	95	527	313 spawn spots · alpha Lv 15
Broncherry	Grass	90	505	482 spawn spots · alpha Lv 23
Dinossom	Grass / Dragon	90	505	262 spawn spots
Dinossom Lux	Electric / Dragon	90	505	573 spawn spots · alpha Lv 47
Gobfin	Water	90	505	66 spawn spots
Gobfin Ignis	Fire	90	505	74 spawn spots
Leezpunk	Dark	90	505	836 spawn spots
Leezpunk Ignis	Fire	90	505	50 spawn spots
Melpaca	Neutral	90	505	270 spawn spots
Sibelyx	Ice	90	505	48 spawn spots · alpha Lv 40
Surfent	Water	90	505	301 spawn spots
Surfent Terra	Ground	90	505	590 spawn spots
Nox	Dark	85	482	153 spawn spots
Reindrix	Ice	85	482	64 spawn spots
Yakumo	Neutral	85	482	52 spawn spots
Bristla	Grass	80	460	249 spawn spots
Eikthyrdeer	Neutral	80	460	227 spawn spots
Eikthyrdeer Terra	Ground	80	460	12 spawn spots
Elphidran	Dragon	80	460	261 spawn spots · alpha Lv 30
Elphidran Aqua	Dragon / Water	80	460	55 spawn spots
Foxparks Cryst	Ice	80	460	43 spawn spots · alpha Lv 15
Fuack	Water	80	460	570 spawn spots
Hangyu Cryst	Ice	80	460	335 spawn spots
Tocotoco	Neutral	80	460	918 spawn spots
Caprity Noct	Dark	75	437	51 spawn spots · alpha Lv 23
Foxparks	Fire	75	437	94 spawn spots
Jolthog	Electric	75	437	24 spawn spots
Jolthog Cryst	Ice	75	437	69 spawn spots
Pengullet	Water / Ice	75	437	1,125 spawn spots
Sparkit	Electric	75	437	45 spawn spots
Caprity	Grass	70	415	393 spawn spots
Cattiva	Neutral	70	415	367 spawn spots
Chikipi	Neutral	70	415	274 spawn spots
Depresso	Dark	70	415	406 spawn spots
Hangyu	Ground	70	415	144 spawn spots
Hoocrates	Dark	70	415	263 spawn spots
Lamball	Neutral	70	415	351 spawn spots
Lifmunk	Grass	70	415	211 spawn spots
Lovander	Dark	70	415	768 spawn spots
Mau	Dark	70	415	No wild spawn
Mau Cryst	Ice	70	415	3 spawn spots
Teafant	Water	70	415	169 spawn spots
Vixy	Neutral	70	415	67 spawn spots
Woolipop	Neutral	70	415	88 spawn spots

Highest Attack Pals You Can Actually Farm

Ranking by base Attack alone puts a boss you cannot keep at the top and fills the rest with fixed alphas and raid summons. These are the Pals at 120 or above with enough wild spawn spots to hunt repeatedly — which is what you need if you want a good potential roll and four chosen passives rather than one locked-in catch. Sorted by how many places each one turns up.

Pal	Element	Base Attack	Lv 60 Attack	Where to find it	Why bring it
Bushi Noct	Fire / Dark	130	685	1,990 spawn spots	The most farmable fighter in the game, and Void Blade adds up to +65% to your own equipped weapon's damage at rank 5
Bushi	Fire	125	662	1,838 spawn spots · alpha Lv 25	A Lv 25 alpha, so this is the earliest 125 in the game by a wide margin
Loupmoon	Dark	130	685	1,109 spawn spots	Up to +30% attack speed for you at rank 5 — but its own 130 is melee, so it fights like a 100
Helzephyr	Dark	125	662	1,099 spawn spots	A flying mount that turns your attacks Dark and adds up to +20% Ranged Attack at rank 5
Sootseer	Dark / Fire	125	662	649 spawn spots	125 ranged with up to 30% Neutral resistance, which covers the element most mobs attack with
Loupmoon Cryst	Ice	130	685	461 spawn spots · alpha Lv 66	Same attack-speed buff as Loupmoon with Ice coverage and a Lv 66 alpha to farm
Ghangler Ignis	Fire / Water	130	685	405 spawn spots	130 on Ranged Attack where it counts, on a rideable body with 105 Defense behind it
Cryolinx Terra	Ground	140	730	156 spawn spots · alpha Lv 62	The highest farmable Attack after Incineram, and Rocky Impact at 600 power keeps its melee stat live
Incineram	Fire / Dark	150	775	105 spawn spots	The highest Attack stat you can catch in the wild, full stop — just remember it sits on the melee side
Shaolong	Dragon / Water	135	707	63 spawn spots	135 on Ranged Attack, 140 HP, and a mount — the best all-round farmable fighter on this list

If you want raw availability, Bushi Noct is the grind and nothing else is close. If you want the Pal that actually wins fights, take Shaolong instead — its 135 sits on Ranged Attack, so all of it converts, while Incineram's 150 and Loupmoon's 130 mostly do not.

How to Raise a Pal's Attack

Species base is fixed, but four of the five things stacked on top of it are yours to move, and they multiply rather than add. Work down them in cost order: levelling is free, passives cost breeding attempts, fruit costs shop currency, and condensing costs a pile of duplicates you should only spend on a Pal you have already committed to. Do all four and a 120 comfortably out-damages an untouched 150.

Level It Up

Each level adds base × 0.075 Attack, so the higher the base, the more every level is worth — Astralym gains 15 per level, a 100 Pal gains 7.5, and a Chikipi gains 5.25. Level 60 is where the species gap finally looks like the ranking above; at level 10 an Incineram and a Lamball are 60 Attack apart, which is nothing. Get the Pal you intend to keep into the active party early and let it soak experience before spending anything else on it.

Roll the Right Passives

Passives are the biggest percentage swing on this page and they cost nothing but breeding attempts. Legend is the one most teams end up on — +20% Attack, +20% Defense and +20% move speed in one slot, with none of the drawbacks the bigger numbers carry. Musclehead is the sleeper: +30% Attack at rank 2, and the −50% Work Speed attached to it means nothing on a Pal that never touches a workbench. Watch the negatives just as hard, because Pacifist at −20% and Work Slave at −30% will erase a whole tier of species advantage.

Offspring pull passives from both parents, so the reliable route is to find one carrier and breed it forward rather than hoping a wild catch rolls it. The rank 4 and 5 passive list covers which Pals carry Legend and Demon God natively, and the full passive database has every effect and every holder.

Feed It Power Fruit

Every Pal has a hidden 0-100 Attack potential that multiplies its level growth by up to 1.3, and Ability Glasses let you read the roll before you invest. Each Power Fruit adds +10 to it, so a Pal that rolled 50 is five fruits from perfect. They cost 25 Successful Bounty Tokens, 100 Battle Tickets or 200 Dog Coins, and the Bounty Shop is by far the cheapest of the three. You can also craft one from 3 Power Lotus (S), 3 Power Lotus (L) and 3 Speed Lotus (L) if you are sitting on lotuses instead of tokens. Taking a 150 Pal from a zero roll to a perfect one is worth 202 Attack at level 60, which is the same swing as jumping from a 105 base Pal to a 150.

Raise Its Trust Level

Trust runs on a ten-rank ladder from 6,000 points at rank 1 to 200,000 at rank 10, and each Pal has its own scaling figure for how much Attack those ranks are worth. The rates are not close to even. Incineram scales at 2.5× while Jetragon scales at 1.0×, which quietly narrows the species gap between them as both approach max Trust — one more reason the catchable 150 is a better project than it looks on the raw table.

Pal	Base Attack	Trust Attack scaling
Incineram	150	2.5×
Cryolinx	140	2.5×
Loupmoon	130	2.5×
Incineram Noct	150	2.3×
Cryolinx Terra	140	2.3×
Jormuntide	150	1.7×
Shadowbeak	130	1.7×
Blazamut	150	1.5×
Anubis	130	1.3×
Bushi Noct	130	1.3×
Jetragon	140	1.0×
Bellanoir	150	1.0×

Condense and Feed It Souls

The Pal Essence Condenser eats duplicates to push a Pal up four ranks, and the Statue of Power spends Pal Souls on a separate 20-rank ladder that lifts Attack, Defense and HP together. That is 52 Pal Souls plus a lot of duplicate catching, which is exactly why this is the last lever you pull — and why the farmable 130s beat the one-off 150s in practice, since you can only condense what you can catch twice. The Pal min-max guide has the full order and every soul cost.

Keep It Fed

A hungry Pal fights at a 20% Attack penalty and a starving one loses half its Attack outright, which is enough to drop a 150 below an untouched 80. Heavy hitters burn through food fastest: Blazamut Ryu and Jetragon both carry a 600-point hunger meter and eat grade 9 food, while Incineram runs a 380-point meter on grade 5. Bring cooked meals rather than berries to a boss fight and every number on this page stays true; forget them and none of it does.

The Short Version

Astralym holds the highest Attack in the game at 200 and you cannot keep it. Eight Pals tie at 150, of which Incineram is the only one you can catch in the wild, and its 150 sits on the melee side where most skills never reach. For a team you can build tonight, Shaolong at 135 ranged and Bushi Noct at 130 with 1,990 spawn spots beat almost anything above them once you add a perfect potential roll, Legend and a few condense ranks — which together are worth more than two full tiers of species.

Related Guides

Sort the roster by any other stat in the full Paldeck, put two candidates side by side in the Pal comparison tool, or open the interactive map to plan a catching route for the fighters above.