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Skill Fruits containing different Active Skills of various elements can be found throughout the islands of Palworld. Read on to learn more about the best Skill Fruits, including a tier list for each element, our criteria for the list, plus how to use Skill Fruits in this guide!
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Skill Fruits Tier List | - |
List of Contents
Tier | Skill Fruits |
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The SS Tier contains some of the strongest Active Skills available as Skill Fruits, with base powers ranging from 120~150.
S Tier Skill Fruits contain a wide variety of skills ranging from 70~150 base power, with the lower base power skills having more beneficial effects and the higher power skills having less.
The A Tier has a mix of skills at 80 base power and below, while the B Tier contains basic starting moves of each element as well as the self-destructive move Implode.
Skill | Element | Power | CT |
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Fire Ball | 150 | 55 | |
Blizzard Spike | 130 | 45 | |
Hydro Laser | 150 | 55 | |
Lightning Strike | 120 | 40 |
All of these skills can deal damage to multiple enemies at once, and most of them can also inflict helpful status conditions on any enemies hit.
One of the most valuable Skill Fruits to have is the Ice Skill Fruit for Blizzard Spike. This can freeze targets, cover a wide area, and exploit the weakness of Dragon-type Pals, most notably the legendary Jetragon.
Fire Ball and Lightning Strike also work similarly. Fire Ball can burn anyone hit, and it's super-effective against both Grass and Ice element Pals. Lightning Strike can cause paralysis.
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Fire Ball Ignis Rage |
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Ignis Breath Flare Storm |
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Spirit Fire Flare Arrow |
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Ignis Blast |
Fire element moves are super-effective against Ice and Grass element Pals. Fire element moves also have a chance to burn targets, allowing them to do passive damage while the enemy is on fire.
Fire Ball and Ignis Rage are both strong Fire-type moves that deal damage over a wide area. Either of these Skill Fruits can give you the Fire damage your team may need.
List of Fire Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Hydro Laser |
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Aqua Burst Acid Rain |
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Bubble Blast |
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Aqua Gun Hydro Jet |
All Water element Active Skills can be found as Skill Fruits. This means that you can still get all the moves you need for Water element coverage even if you aren't using any Water element Pals on your team,.
Water element moves are super-effective against Fire-type Pals.
List of Water Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Solar Blast |
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Spine Vine |
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Seed Mine Grass Tornado |
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Seed Machine Gun Wind Cutter |
Grass-type moves are super-effective against Ground element Pals. Some Grass element moves can also cause opponents to be wrapped with vines, a status condition that slows them down.
List of Grass Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Blizzard Spike |
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Iceberg Cryst Breath |
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Icicle Cutter |
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Ice Missile |
Most Ice moves have a chance to freeze enemies and are super-effective against Dragon element Pals, making them generally strong Skill Fruits.
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Lightning Strike |
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Tri-Lightning Lock-On Laser Lightning Bolt |
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Electric Ball Lightning Streak Plasma Tornado |
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Spark Blast Shockwave |
Although Lightning Bolt has a higher base power, Lightning Strike can damage a wider area. This allows more enemies to be hit at once, making it a generally better skill to learn.
Most Electric-type moves have a chance to paralyze enemies when they hit, preventing them from moving for a short period of time. Electric element attacks are super-effective against Water element Pals.
List of Electric Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Rock Lance |
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Stone Cannon |
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Sand Tornado |
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Sand Blast Stone Blast |
Rock Lance, the strongest Earth Skill Fruit, far outclasses any other Ground-type move you can learn from these fruits.
Stone Cannon is a solid move but doesn't offer much else. Sand Tornado is only strong if both tornadoes hit the target. However, these moves are still good to have in case you need Ground moves against Electric element Pals such as the Grizzbolt Tower Boss.
List of Ground Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Dark Laser |
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Nightmare Ball |
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Spirit Flame |
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Poison Blast Shadow Burst |
Dark Laser is an excellent Dark Skill Fruit to have since it can only be learned naturally by Astegon and Necromus, both powerful Pals that are difficult to obtain. With this Skill Fruit, any of your Pals can have this strong Active Skill.
Dark element moves are super-effective against Neutral-type Pals. Some Dark element attacks have a chance to poison enemies. Spirit Flame has a chance to burn instead.
List of Dark Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Dragon Meteor |
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Draconic Breath |
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Dragon Burst |
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Dragon Cannon |
Dragon moves are super-effective against Dark-type Pals. Some Dragon element moves also have a chance to burn the target.
List of Dragon Element Type Pals
Jump to Element | ||
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Fire | Water | Grass |
Ice | Electric | Ground |
Dark | Dragon | Neutral |
Tier | Skills |
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Pal Blast |
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Power Bomb |
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Air Cannon Power Shot Implode |
Although Implode is the strongest Neutral Skill Fruit you can give to a Pal, it's not recommended to use since it knocks out your Pal once it uses the move.
Neutral moves aren't super-effective against any element type, so you don't have much reason to use these over Skill Fruits of other elements. However, Pal Blast is still a generally strong move, so this can be a good Neutral Skill to teach if you happen to find its Skill Fruit in the early to mid game.
List of Neutral Element Type Pals
Tier | Criteria |
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SS Tier Skill Fruits contain the most powerful Active Skills in the game and are highly recommended to use on any Pal. | |
S Tier Skill Fruits are solid additions to your Pal's Active Skill list and are recommended for element type coverage. | |
A Tier Skill Fruits are great upgrades over B Tier skills. | |
B Tier Skill Fruits are great for early game element type coverage but don't hold up in the mid to late game. |
SS Tier Skill Fruits mostly contain Active Skills that can only be learned naturally by a select few Pals. These are recommended to use on Pals who share the fruit's element type but cannot learn the move naturally or on strong Pals on your team that want equally strong coverage moves.
S Tier Skill Fruits contain strong moves that should provide sufficient element type coverage you need for the entirety of the game. These are recommended for Pals of a different element type that may want another strong move from a different element.
A Tier Skill Fruits contain reliable Active Skills that can be used throughout most of the game. These are also recommended for Pals of a different element type.
B Tier Skill Fruits contain the basic Active Skills of their respective element. They are recommended to use on your Pals if you haven't caught a strong Pal of that element type yet.
You can get Skill Fruits from certain trees scattered across the islands of Palworld. Each tree usually has three Skill Fruits of varying elements and are generally random.
To pick a Skill Fruit, get close to a Skill Fruit tree, aim at the hanging Skill Fruits, then press the E key (X on controller) to obtain the Skill Fruits from the tree.
All Skill Fruit Tree Locations
Active Skills that are exclusive to particular Pals cannot be learned through Skill Fruits. There are also a few moves such as Dark Ball and Poison Fog that can be learned naturally by different Pals but are currently not available as Skill Fruits.
List of Skills Not Available as Skill Fruits
In order to teach a Pal the skill from a Skill Fruit, make sure that the Skill Fruit is in your inventory and the Pal you want to use it on is in your party.
Simply press the Use button and select the Pal from your party that you want to teach the move to. The new skill should then be on your Pal's Active Skills list, and the Skill Fruit should disappear from your inventory.
There are no limits on which Pals can learn which Skill Fruits, so it's best to use Skill Fruits on Pals that normally can't learn them through other means.
Pals that normally can't learn moves of a Skill Fruit's element type can benefit from more type coverage options. This allows you to have super-effective move options for all types even with only five party members.
Palworld Type Chart Strengths and Weaknesses
Pals that you've taught Active Skills to using Skill Fruits can pass down these skills onto their offspring. It is not guaranteed, but it does allow you to get multiple Pals with strong Active Skills without needing to hunt for more Skill Fruits.
Palworld Breeding Combos Calculator
All Skill Types | ||
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Partner Skills | Active Skills | Passive Skills |
All Skill Types | ||
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Best Partner Skills | Best Active Skills | Best Passive Skills |
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