Moonflower Tower XP Farm: Jetragon Route and Respawns

The Moonflower ninja camp outside Moonflower Tower in Sakurajima is the closest thing Palworld has to an infinite XP faucet — a dense pack of hostile humans and their Pals that a level-60 Jetragon deletes in a single cast, then rebuilds itself in about half a minute. This guide covers the fast travel point you start from, the exact move that makes the loop work, the respawn timing, everything that spawns on that patch of map, and how the numbers compare to dungeon and boss XP.

Moonflower Tower XP Farm at a Glance

Everything about this spot is about density and reset speed. The camp sits right next to a fast travel point, so a bad run costs you nothing but a loading screen, and the hostile ninjas there are flagged as an enemy faction rather than a settlement — killing them does not put a wanted level on your head the way slaughtering PIDF officers does. That single detail is what separates this from the old wanted-level XP tricks, which now end with an armed response instead of free experience.

What You Need Before You Start

This is a late-game farm and it does not pretend otherwise. The gate is Jetragon itself — a level 70 alpha that never spawns as a normal wild Pal — plus the technology level to build its saddle. If you are short of either, the loop still works from the ground with any strong mount, it is just slower and you will actually have to fight the ninjas instead of erasing them from the air. Everything on this checklist is a hard requirement except the last row.

Requirement	Number	Why it matters
Jetragon captured	Alpha at Lv. 70	The only Pal with Meteorain and the game's fastest flight
Jetragon at Lv. 60	Move unlocks at Lv. 60	Meteorain is the last big AoE on its learnset
Jetragon Saddle	Technology Lv. 79	No saddle, no flying — see the Palworld Tech Tree
Sakurajima access	Boat or flying mount	Moonflower Tower sits on the eastern island
Player level	Around 50+	The camp's Pals sit in the Lv. 45–67 band
Jetragon's Talisman	Optional	Raises your partner's Defense and its Dragon damage

Why Jetragon Is the Only Mount That Runs This

Jetragon is the fastest mount in Palworld at a 3,300 sprint speed with 110 stamina, so repositioning between waves costs seconds. But the real reason it owns this farm is Meteorain, and specifically its minimum range. Beam Comet hits just as hard at 700 power, but it refuses to fire at anything closer than 1,000 units — useless when you are parked directly over a village. Meteorain has the same 700 power and the same 30 second cooldown with a minimum range of zero, so it lands on whatever is underneath you. That is the whole trick.

Star Mine deserves a mention because its 20 second cooldown is shorter than Meteorain's 30. Slot both and you can throw a Star Mine into stragglers while Meteorain recharges instead of hovering idle. Compare the full move list on the Palworld active skills list, and remember that power numbers only mean anything against other moves — a 700-power skill is not directly comparable to a weapon's attack stat.

How to Get Jetragon

Jetragon has zero normal spawn points anywhere on the map. It exists as exactly one level 70 alpha in the far west volcanic reaches, and once you have one, the only way to make more is to breed two Jetragons together — no other pairing produces it. Bring your best spheres and plan for a long fight; its 115 HP and 140 Shot Attack base stats put it near the top of the Paldeck, and the fight has no adds to distract it.

Method	Detail
Alpha encounter	Lv. 70 field boss — see the Palworld Alpha Pal list
Wild spawns	None — 0 spawn points outside the alpha arena
Breeding	Jetragon × Jetragon only
Capture aid	Legendary Sphere — the top sphere tier
Defeat reward	Jetragon Bounty Token, a permanent team stat boost just for holding it
Pal gear	Jetragon's Missile Launcher — Technology Lv. 79, 5 points

The Bounty Token is the sleeper here: it does nothing but sit in your inventory and permanently raise the stats of every Pal on your team, so never sell or store it somewhere you'll forget. Jetragon also drops 10 Soralite and 1–2 Thermal Cores on defeat at a 100% rate, with a 30% shot at a Diamond.

The Farm Loop, Step by Step

The whole cycle is four moves long and takes under a minute once you have the rhythm. Do not land, do not loot mid-wave, and do not chase runners — the value of this farm is entirely in how many times per hour you can reset it, and every second on the ground is a second you are not casting.

Step 1: Fast travel to Moonflower Tower Entrance

Unlock the Moonflower Tower Entrance waypoint first — it is the fast travel point built for the tower fight, and it drops you within flight seconds of the ninja camp. If you have not been to Sakurajima yet, the eastern island is reachable by boat or by any flier with the stamina to cross. Open the Palworld interactive map with the fast travel layer on to see it against the other 136 waypoints.

Step 2: Hover over the camp and drop Meteorain

Mount Jetragon, climb until the whole settlement fits under you, and fire Meteorain. At that altitude the Moonflower Genin's kit — Katana, Bow Gun and thrown explosives — has nothing that reliably reaches you, which is why this camp is safer than any Syndicate outpost with rifles and rocket launchers. One cast typically clears the pack outright; anything left standing dies to a Star Mine or a second Meteorain 30 seconds later.

Step 3: Fly out and wait about 30 seconds

Enemies will not respawn while you are sitting on top of them. Fly a short distance away — far enough that the camp unloads — and count roughly 30 seconds. Jetragon's 3,300 sprint speed means a loop out and back barely costs you more than the wait itself, which is exactly why slower fliers make this farm feel worse than it is.

Step 4: Turn around and repeat

Come back, re-hover, cast again. Each pass also seeds the ground with drops from whatever wild Pals got caught in the blast, so do one loot sweep every few cycles rather than every wave. If your Pal party is stocked with under-levelled Pals you want raised, this is where they gain — your active Pal shares in every kill, so rotate them in between passes.

Every Pal That Spawns at the Moonflower Tower Entrance

The ninjas are not the only thing dying to your Meteorain. Nine wild Pals share this spawn zone, and four of them — Dogen, Chillet Ignis, Yakumo and Bulldosu — have 69.2% of their entire spawn presence in the game concentrated right here. If you have been hunting any of those, this farm doubles as the single best capture route for them. Sootseer is the volume leader with 62 spots in the zone, but it is overwhelmingly nocturnal: 649 of its spawn points are night-only against just 10 by day, so run this at night if Sootseer is what you want.

Pal	Element	Level band	Spots here	Share of its spawns	Map
Sootseer	Dark / Fire	45–67	62	9.6%	649 spawn spots
Dogen	Neutral	51–56	36	69.2%	52 spawn spots
Chillet Ignis	Fire / Dragon	40–80	36	69.2%	52 spawn spots
Yakumo	Neutral	40–56	36	69.2%	52 spawn spots
Bulldosu	Ground	53–56	36	69.2%	52 spawn spots
Verdash	Grass	35–53	22	26.5%	83 spawn spots
Wumpo Botan	Grass	38–80	22	26.5%	83 spawn spots
Quivern Botan	Dragon / Grass	45–80	15	25.4%	59 spawn spots
Elphidran Aqua	Dragon / Water	33–80	7	12.7%	55 spawn spots

Note the level bands: nothing here caps below 33 and several run to 80, so this is not a place to bring a level 25 team. If you are farming for captures rather than XP, throw spheres before you cast — Meteorain does not leave much behind. The Palworld capture calculator will tell you what odds a given sphere gives you at these levels.

The Pals the Moonflower Fight With

The ninjas are not unarmed on the Pal side either. Their signature roster is a level-60 team built around Dark and Grass types, and it shows up whole in the battle arena as the Moonflower Genin opponent. None of it is a real threat from the air, but if you fight the camp on foot, Bushi Noct is the one that hurts — a Fire/Dark bruiser that closes distance fast.

Pal	Element	Level	Notes
Bushi Noct	Fire / Dark	60	The aggressive frontliner of the roster
Shroomer Noct	Grass / Dark	60	Ranged support, dies to a single AoE
Verdash	Grass	60	Also spawns wild in this exact zone
Dogen	Neutral	60	Also spawns wild in this exact zone
Croajiro	Water	60	The weakest of the five

Two of those five are the same Pals you will be scooping off the ground as wild spawns, which makes the camp a tidy one-stop for anyone building a Sakurajima-themed team. Check the Palworld type chart before you go in on foot — a Dark-heavy roster punishes Neutral teams.

Wanted Levels and the PIDF Problem

Older infinite-XP setups leaned on killing PIDF officers, and the game no longer lets that slide. PIDF response has escalated: guards now arrive on flying mounts, and pushing your wanted level high enough summons an Attack Chopper that will follow you home to your base. The Moonflower camp sidesteps all of it because the Moonflower are already a hostile faction — no crime, no wanted stars, no response force.

Worth knowing which is which before you start swinging: the full breakdown of every faction and unit type lives on the Palworld NPC list. If you have already earned a wanted level somewhere else, clear it before you settle into this loop — a chopper arriving mid-farm turns a safe hover into a fight you did not want.

Why You Need an XP Farm Past Level 50

The reason a farm like this matters at all is how brutally the curve steepens at the top end. Getting a Pal to level 50 costs about 2.68 million XP. Getting that same Pal to 60 costs 16.6 million — over six times as much for ten more levels, and the last stretch from 55 to 60 alone is worth more than everything you earned up to 50. Levels stop arriving from questing and start needing a repeatable loop.

Those are Pal XP totals, and they are exact. Your active Pal earns from everything you kill, which is why rotating a fresh Pal into the party between passes is not a small optimisation — it is most of the value of running this farm at all. The Palworld Pal calculator will show you what stats a given level actually buys.

Other XP Sources Worth Your Time

The Moonflower camp wins on reset speed, but caverns win on multiplier — every dungeon tier carries a flat XP bonus rate, and it climbs cleanly by region. A Sunreach Isle cavern pays ×8.0, more than double the Grasslands' ×3.0, and Sakurajima's own caverns sit at ×6.5 if you want to stay on the same island. Run dungeons when you want XP plus loot, run Moonflower when you want XP with no downtime.

Beyond caverns, the other repeatable blocks of XP are alpha Pals — a full route is laid out in the Alpha Pal hunting route — and tower boss rematches, which scale hard on the second attempt. Selyne, the boss inside Moonflower Tower itself, jumps from a 54× HP multiplier on the first clear to 93× HP and 9× damage on the rematch, so treat it as a fight rather than a farm.

Summary

Fast travel to Moonflower Tower Entrance, mount a level 60+ Jetragon, hover over the ninja village, cast Meteorain, fly out for about 30 seconds, and come back. No wanted level, no travel time, no fight you can lose, and four Pals that spawn there more densely than anywhere else in the game as a bonus. Rotate the Pal you want levelled into your party before each pass and the loop pays twice.

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