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

Palworld has exactly 7 Neutral Skill Fruits — the smallest set of any element — and one of them teaches the single hardest-hitting skill any fruit in the game can give you. This guide covers all 7 with power, cooldown and damage per second, the Battle Ticket and Gold prices, the chest odds region by region, and the part most players get wrong: which of these moves your Pals were going to learn for free anyway.

All 7 Neutral Skill Fruits

There are 93 Skill Fruits in Palworld and only 7 are Neutral, which makes it the thinnest element pool on the list — Ground and Dragon have 8 each, Electric has 14. Neutral also has the fewest Rare fruits of any element at just two, and that shortage cuts both ways: fewer options to chase, but the two Rares are excellent. Holy Burst at 700 power is tied with Ice's Absolute Frost for the strongest skill any fruit teaches — every other element tops out at 600 — and Pal Blast has the best damage over time of the seven at 22.5 per second. The bottom of the list is filler: Air Cannon and Power Shot are moves most Pals already know before you ever see the fruit.

Skill Fruit	Power	Cooldown	Damage/sec	Rarity	Why bring it
Holy Burst	700	30s	23.3	Rare	Tied for the hardest single cast of any Skill Fruit; a wide light blast centred on the target
Pal Blast	450	20s	22.5	Rare	Best sustained damage in the element — a wide forward beam after a short charge
Implode	300	16s	18.8	Uncommon	Point-blank suicide blast that also burns; your Pal is out of the fight afterwards
Air Blade	160	8s	20.0	Uncommon	Fan of air blades out to 5,000 range — the reach pick on a short timer
Power Bomb	120	8s	15.0	Uncommon	Slow charged ball; the weakest damage per second of the seven
Power Shot	80	4s	20.0	Common	Cheap 4-second filler, and 19 Pals already know it at level 1
Air Cannon	40	2s	20.0	Common	Fastest chip damage here — 34 Pals learn it at level 1 without a fruit

One quirk to watch in your inventory: every other element spells itself out in the item name — "Fire Skill Fruit: Fire Ball", "Dark Skill Fruit: Apocalypse" — but the Neutral ones are just "Skill Fruit: Holy Burst" with no element word at all. They also all share the same pale fruit art, so tooltips are the only way to tell them apart on the ground. The sortable Palworld Skill Fruit database matches every fruit to its move if you'd rather check before you feed one to something.

What Makes Neutral Skills Different

Neutral is the only element in Palworld that never gets a super-effective bonus. Fire beats Ice and Grass, Grass beats Ground and Water, Dark beats Neutral — but Neutral beats nothing, so these seven skills deal the same damage to all nine elements. That sounds like a downside and mostly is, though it means a Neutral fruit is the one slot on a moveset that never turns into dead weight when you swap targets. Note the element chart cuts against you separately: Dark attacks hit Neutral Pals for around 1.5× regardless of what skills they're carrying, which is a reason to keep your best Neutral Pals away from Dark bosses rather than a reason to skip the fruits. All seven are Shot class, without exception. That means they scale off the Pal's Shot Attack and completely ignore its Melee Attack, so a fruit fed to a melee bruiser is largely wasted. Range matters more here than in most elements too — Air Blade and Power Bomb both refuse to fire at anything closer than 1,000–1,500 units, and Pal Blast caps out at 1,800 despite being a heavy hitter, which is short enough that your Pal has to close in and eat return fire.

Skill	Class	Range	What it actually does
Holy Burst	Shot	0–5,000	Detonates light at the target and around it — full reach with no minimum range
Pal Blast	Shot	500–1,800	Charges, then fires a wide beam forward; the shortest reach of any heavy Neutral skill
Implode	Shot	0–1,000	Applies Burn and incapacitates the caster — a one-shot trade, not a rotation move
Air Blade	Shot	1,500–5,000	Spreads blades in a fan; useless if the enemy is already on top of you
Power Bomb	Shot	1,000–5,000	Long charge before a big slow ball; the 1,000 minimum makes it a backline skill
Power Shot	Shot	600–3,000	Focused blast on a 4-second timer — reliable, unremarkable
Air Cannon	Shot	500–4,000	Burst of pressurised air every 2 seconds, good reach for a starter move

Which Fruits Are Actually Worth Buying

This is the section that saves you Battle Tickets. Neutral is the default move pool for the whole roster, so most of these skills arrive on their own if you just level a Pal up — Lamball alone learns Air Cannon at 7, Power Shot at 15, Implode at 22, Power Bomb at 40, Pal Blast at 50 and Holy Burst at 70 without a single fruit. Buying Air Cannon or Power Shot is close to burning currency. The exception is timing. Holy Burst is a level-70 move for 31 of the 44 Pals that learn it by leveling, and Pal Blast lands at 50 for 26 of its 32 — so the fruit isn't buying you a move you can't get, it's buying it decades of levels early, which is exactly when a 700-power hit is worth the most. Implode is the other real case: only four Pals in the entire game learn it by leveling, so for anything else the fruit is the only route.

Skill Fruit	Pals that learn it by leveling	Usual level	Inheritable egg move	Worth the fruit?
Holy Burst	44	70 for 31 of them	118 Pals	Yes — it's how you get a 700-power skill 60 levels early
Pal Blast	32	50 for 26 of them	192 Pals	Yes, if your Pal is under level 50
Implode	4	1, 22 and 40	None	Yes — Tocotoco, Chikipi, Lamball and Lovander are the only Pals that learn it
Air Blade	20	15–30	119 Pals	Sometimes — the rarest of the cheap moves to get naturally
Power Bomb	44	7–40	234 Pals	Rarely — it's the most widely inherited move in the element
Power Shot	58	1–22	None	No — more Pals learn this than any other Neutral move
Air Cannon	47	1 for 34 of them	None	No — it's a starting move on a third of the Pals that get it

The breeding column is worth reading twice. Power Bomb sits in the inheritable pool of 234 Pals and Pal Blast in 192, so if you're already running egg cycles for passives, both moves turn up as a side effect — details in the Palworld breeding calculator. Air Cannon, Power Shot and Implode can't be inherited at all, which is why the four-Pal Implode list matters so much.

How to Get Neutral Skill Fruits

Six routes exist and they don't overlap evenly. The single most important thing to know: Holy Burst does not drop from chests, fishing spots, oil rigs or field loot anywhere in Palworld. It has exactly two sources — the Arena Shop for 45 Battle Tickets, or recycling Ancient Relics at odds so thin you'd never plan around them. Everything else in the element is farmable, and the split runs by region: the Grasslands and Forest pool holds the four cheapest fruits, while the late regions swap in Pal Blast and Air Blade.

Arena Shop — Battle Tickets

Three Neutral fruits sit permanently in the Arena Shop, and this is the only guaranteed way to get any of them. Holy Burst at 45 tickets is the most expensive Neutral fruit on the board and the only reliable route to a 700-power skill, so it's the one to save for. Air Blade and Implode at 30 each are situational buys — Air Blade if you want reach on a short cooldown, Implode if you're building around a one-shot trade. Stock never rotates, so tickets keep their value while you grind.

Skill Fruit	Battle Tickets	Power	Cooldown	Rarity
Holy Burst	45	700	30s	Rare
Air Blade	30	160	8s	Uncommon
Implode	30	300	16s	Uncommon

Battle Tickets come from arena rounds — which round pays what is listed on the Palworld arena guide, and the rest of the ticket stock is on the Palworld merchant database.

Wandering Merchant — 3,000 Gold

Exactly one Neutral fruit is buyable with plain Gold: Implode at 3,000 from the Wandering Merchant. That's a rounding error by mid-game, and since only four Pals ever learn Implode naturally, it's the cheapest way to put the move on anything else. Buy a few whenever you pass a merchant — if Gold is the bottleneck, the best Gold farming methods cover a stack of these in one run. No merchant anywhere sells Holy Burst, Pal Blast, Power Bomb, Power Shot or Air Cannon for Gold.

Region Chests and Fishing Spots

Ordinary treasure chests are the bulk route, and which Neutral fruits you can pull depends entirely on where the chest sits. Early regions only ever cough up the cheap four; Pal Blast doesn't enter the pool until the Desert, and Air Blade only appears from Sakurajima onward. Snowfields has the best per-chest odds at 1.64% with 178 chests pinned, which makes it the best deliberate farm for Pal Blast. Feybreak has the highest chest count of the late regions at 201, so it wins on volume even at slightly worse odds. Fishing spots mirror whatever region they sit in at marginally lower rates — 367 spots are pinned across the main map, so it's free progress while working through the Palworld fishing guide.

Pal Blast and Air Blade also turn up as plain field drops in the late regions — under 0.4% in Feybreak and Sunreach Isle, and 0.62% around the World Tree, which is the best field-drop rate for either of them. That's far too thin to farm on purpose, but it explains the occasional free 450-power skill on the ground.

Oil Rig Crates

For the four cheap fruits, oil rig crates are simply the best odds in the game: 2.56% per crate for Air Cannon, Power Shot, Power Bomb and Implode each — more than four times a Grasslands chest. There are 56 crates on the oil rig crate map layer and they respawn, which makes rigs the only genuinely repeatable Neutral farm once you can handle the guards. The catch is that neither Rare fruit is in the crate pool, so this route caps out at Implode.

Skill Fruit Trees and Caverns

Skill Fruit Trees hand you a fruit with no fight attached — 35 are pinned on the main map plus 12 more in the World Tree, all on the Skill Fruit tree map layer. You don't get to choose the element, so treat trees as a route you run while passing rather than a Neutral farm. Caverns work the same way: 6 of the 10 cavern types in Palworld spawn skill fruit pickups, including the Hillside Cavern and Cavern of the Dunes, with the full content list on the Palworld dungeon database.

Recycling Ancient Relics

Every grade of Ancient Relic can break down into Holy Burst, Pal Blast, Air Blade or Implode — the three cheap fruits aren't in the recycler's output at all. Be honest about the rate, though: even Glistening relics, the best of the five grades, sit at roughly 0.02% per relic for any one fruit, which is about one in four thousand. Treat this as a bonus you notice while farming relics for something else, never as a Holy Burst plan. The setup is covered in the Ancient Relic Recycler guide.

Duplicating Neutral Fruits at the Skillfruit Orchard

The Skillfruit Orchard lets you plant a fruit and harvest more of the same type, and it is unusually good for Neutral specifically. Harvests stay inside the element you planted, and Neutral has the smallest pool in the game — only two Rare fruits. So when a Neutral planting hits the 3% Rare roll, it's a straight coin flip between Holy Burst and Pal Blast. Plant a Water fruit and that same 3% splits five ways instead. Given that Holy Burst has no chest source at all, an orchard running Neutral fruits is the only way to get more of it without spending tickets. Be realistic about throughput: 60% of cycles return nothing, and only 40% pay out at all. It's a slow trickle, not a factory.

Getting one built is the real gate. The Orchard unlocks at technology level 71 for 3 Technology Points, and it needs a Watering Pal assigned to run. The full build cost is 200 Mythical Wood, 500 Paldium Fragment and 150 Soralite — the Soralite is the awkward part, since it only comes from the sky islands.

Material	Qty	Notes
Mythical Wood	200	World Tree lumber — bring a Lumbering Pal
Paldium Fragment	500	The easy one; blue nodes are everywhere
Soralite	150	Sky island ore — the bottleneck on this build

Best Pals to Put Neutral Skills On

Because every Neutral fruit skill is Shot class, the only stat that matters is Shot Attack — and because any Pal can eat any fruit regardless of its own element, you should be looking at the top of the whole roster, not just the Neutral Pals. The sweet spot is a high Shot Attack Pal that does not learn Holy Burst or Pal Blast on its own, because then the fruit is adding a skill instead of duplicating one. Bellanoir and its Libero form are the standout picks at 150 Shot Attack with neither Rare Neutral move in their level-up lists. Necromus and Neptilius follow at 145 in the same position. Skip Astralym and Frostallion for Holy Burst — Astralym has the highest Shot Attack of any Pal at 200 and already learns it at level 7, and Frostallion picks it up at 55. Among Neutral Pals themselves, Hartalis leads at 130 Shot Attack but learns Holy Burst at 15 anyway, so feed it Pal Blast instead.

Pal	Shot Attack	Learns Holy Burst?	Learns Pal Blast?	Verdict
Bellanoir	150	No	No	Best fruit target in the game — both Rares are pure upside
Bellanoir Libero	150	No	No	Same case as base Bellanoir at the same Shot Attack
Necromus	145	No	No	Feed it Holy Burst; nothing in its own list comes close
Neptilius	145	No	No	Strong carrier and a Neutral skill covers its bad matchups
Jetragon	140	No	No	Worth a fruit if you fly it as a combat mount
Frostallion	140	At level 55	No	Buy Pal Blast, not Holy Burst — it gets that one free
Hartalis	130	At level 15	No	Highest Shot Attack of any Neutral Pal; Pal Blast is the gap to fill
Astralym	200	At level 7	No	Highest Shot Attack in Palworld, but it never needed the Holy Burst fruit

One last consideration before you commit a fruit: skills are permanent until you overwrite them, and a Pal only carries three active slots. Check what your Pal already knows on its Pal page before feeding, and if you're building an endgame team properly, the Pal min-maxing guide covers how skills, passives and condensing stack together.

Related Guides

Browse every fruit and move in the Palworld Skill Fruit database and the Palworld active skills database, or open the Palworld interactive map to pin the chest and oil rig layers above. More guides on the Palworld guides hub.

Skills and fruits: List of Electric Skill Fruits · Strongest Attack Skills in Palworld · All Exclusive Passive Skills · Best Partner Skills and Their Effects Farming the sources: Ancient Relic Recycler guide · How to Farm Gold · Palworld fishing guide Team building: How to Min-Max Pals · How to Rank Up Pals · How to Beat Hartalis