Blazamut is an extremely powerful pal in Palworld—a real menace that can be an exceptionally useful ally. If you want this mighty Pal by your side, you need to know how to breed Blazamut.
Breeding in Palworld can help you create Pals that boast the best Passive Skills to suit their Work Suitability and Element. If you want to come prepared into additional content like Raids on the horizon, knowing how to breed Blazamut will be crucial. Here are the details.
How to get Blazamut egg in Palworld
To hatch Blazamut from an egg in Palworld, you have to use a breeding pair with Blazamut as one of the parents. This means you first have to catch a Blazamut before you can even think about breeding. The Blazamut breeding combinations in Palworld are as follows:
- Blazamut and Suzuka Aqua
- Blazamut and Blazamut
Once you have your first Blazamut, you can now start to breed more. You’ll need to hit specific requirements, though, as there are currently only two known combinations that result in a Blazamut hatching from an egg.
If you have a single Blazamut or only have Blazamuts of one gender, you’ll need to breed with a Suzaku Aqua. This, again, isn’t a simple ordeal since the only way to get the Water Element variant of Suzaku is through breeding.
If you have two Blazamuts of opposite genders, you can simply breed them together to result in another Blazamut. You don’t need anything specific for breeding other than the usual approach of placing the two Pals in a Breeding Pen and providing Cake.
You’ll also need an Egg Incubator for it to hatch and you may want to speed up the Egg Incubation to get your hands on your new Pal as soon as possible.
How do you capture Blazamut?
Since you’ll need at least one Blazamut to breed new ones, it goes without saying you’ll need to catch your first one in the wild. To do that, you’ll need to go to either Wildlife Sanctuary No. 3 or Scorching Mineshaft.
The former location will have regular roaming Blazamuts. You’ll need to use a flying Pal to get there, though, and, of course, you’ll need to be careful not to get caught. As for the latter, the Scorching Mineshaft has an Alpha Boss Blazamut at a high level, 49, so you might want to postpone that hunt if you’re only just starting out.
