In Palworld, Pals have attributes called Passive Skills, which provide them with buffs and debuffs. The game features over a hundred different creatures called Pals that you can catch and explore the world with. Depending on their work suitability, Pals can assist with various tasks, such as mining, logging, and watering. With the right Passive Skills, a Pal can become significantly more efficient at its job.
There are many types of Passive Skills in Palworld, but among them, Rainbow Passive Pal Skills are the rarest. While a few Rainbow Passives are exclusive to specific Pals—such as Bellanoir’s Siren of the Void and Xenoguard’s Invader—others have a tiny chance of appearing on all Pals.
Since Rainbow Passives are highly sought after, many players wonder how to obtain them in Palworld. This guide provides a complete list of Rainbow Passive Skills and the best methods to acquire them.
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All Rainbow Passive Skills in Palworld
There are 13 Rainbow Passive Skills in Palworld—four exclusive and nine non-exclusive. Some are guaranteed to appear on certain boss Pals, while others are entirely RNG-based. Below is a list of all Rainbow Passive Skills in Palworld, their effects, and which Pals can obtain them.
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Passive Skill |
Effect |
Pals |
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Legend (Exclusive) |
Attack +20%, Defense +20%, Movement Speed Increase +15% |
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Siren of the Void (Exclusive) |
30% increase in Dark attack damage, 30% increase in Ice attack damage |
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Eternal Flame (Exclusive) |
30% increase in Fire attack damage, 30% increase in Lightning attack damage |
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Invader (Exclusive) |
30% increase in Dark attack damage, 30% increase in Dragon attack damage |
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Lucky |
Work Speed +15%, Attack +15% |
Random |
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Vampiric |
Absorbs a portion of damage dealt to restore Health, does not sleep at night and continues to work |
Random |
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Heart of the Immovable King |
SAN drops +20.0% slower |
Random |
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Eternal Engine |
Max Stamina +75% |
Random |
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Swift |
30% increase to Movement Speed |
Random |
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Mastery of Fasting |
Hunger decreases +20.0% slower |
Random |
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Diamond Body |
Defense +30% |
Random |
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Remarkable Craftsmanship |
Work Speed +75% |
Random |
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Demon God |
Attack +30%, Defense +5% |
Random |
Jetragon
Frostallion
Frostallion Noct
Necromus
PaladiusRainbow Passive Skills listed as Exclusive are found only on specific Pals. The Legend Passive Skill is guaranteed to appear on Legendary Alpha Jetragon, Frostallion, Frostallion Noct, Necromus, and Paladius. The other three Exclusive skills are only available on Pals hatched from eggs dropped by Ultra Raid bosses.
As for the non-exclusive Rainbow Passive Skills, they have an extremely low chance of appearing on a Pal.
Once you find a Pal with a Rainbow Passive Skill, you can breed it with other Pals to pass down the skill. Below, we discuss the best ways to obtain non-exclusive Rainbow Passive Skills in Palworld.
Palworld: Best Way to Get Rainbow Passive Skills
Every Pal has an extremely low chance of possessing Rainbow Passive Skills. While the exact probability is unknown, players may need to capture hundreds of Pals before encountering one with this skill—unless they get lucky. Aside from Rainbow Passives, a Pal can also have anywhere between one and four Passive Skills from a pool of over 70 unique skills, which further reduces the chances of obtaining rare skills.
Here are some efficient ways to increase your chances of obtaining a Pal with Rainbow Passive Skills:
1) Capturing Low-Level Pals
The best way to get Rainbow Passives is by capturing low-level Pals in starter regions where they spawn in large numbers. If you have progressed in Palworld, returning to the starter island can be a great way to begin your hunt. Players at level 30 or above are recommended to visit Gobfin’s Turf.
Gobfin’s Turf is arguably the best location for farming new Passive Skills in Palworld. It features a flat terrain where Gobfins spawn in groups of 3-4. Endgame players can craft a Scatter Sphere Launcher and use multiple Giga Spheres or Mega Spheres to capture multiple Gobfins at once.
Here are some additional tips to improve your farming efficiency:
- Free up your Pal inventory. You will likely capture hundreds of Pals before obtaining one with a Rainbow Passive Skill.
- Set up a Pal Essence Condenser. Most Pals you capture will have useless Passive Skills. Use the condenser to refine Pals with better abilities and free up inventory space.
- Use a Pal Disassembly Conveyor. Players at level 47 can craft this machine to butcher multiple Pals at once, clearing inventory space efficiently.
- Adjust world settings. If you do not mind modifying settings, increase the Pal Appearance Rate to 3. This will triple the number of Pals that spawn, increasing capture opportunities.
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Stock up on Pal Spheres. Capture
Vixy
with a level 5 Partner Skill. This ranch Pal can dig up Hyper, Giga, Mega, and regular Pal Spheres for free.
2) Dr. Brawn
Dr. Brawn is a mysterious NPC who has an extremely low chance of appearing at random spots across the Palpagos Islands. He can replace or add a new Passive Skill to a Pal once per day, but finding him is far from easy.
Dr. Brawn has a small chance to spawn at special incident locations. Here are some coordinates near fast travel points where he might appear:
- (-231, -576) & (-226, -488): Southwest and north of Small Cove (Sea Breeze Archipelago)
- (-91, -460) & (-94, -437): West and north of Sealed Realm of the Swordmaster (Alpha Bushi)
- (-229, -325) & (-198, -380): North and south of Sealed Realm of the Thunder Dragon (Alpha Relaxauras Lux)
- (-479, -61) & (-413, -9): South and east of Forgotten Island Church Ruins
- (-11, -383): South of Bridge of the Twin Knights
- (-598, -510): Near Eternal Pyre Tower Entrance
To increase your chances of finding Dr. Brawn, travel between two of these coordinates until he spawns. Once located, summon your Pal and interact with him to assign a random Passive Skill. Note that he may also increase or decrease a Pal’s stats, depending on whether the skill is positive or negative.
Dr. Brawn is a level 50 NPC. Like other humans in Palworld, he can be captured, though due to his high level, you may need an Ultimate Sphere. If captured, you can bring him to your base, allowing him to perform surgery daily until he grants a Pal the Rainbow Passive Skill you are looking for.
3) Breeding Pals with No Skills
Another method is to breed two Pals that have no Passive Skills, hoping their offspring will inherit the Rainbow Passive Skill. If two Pals have Passive Skills, their offspring are highly likely to inherit the same set of skills. However, breeding Pals without any Passive Skills increases the chance of their offspring obtaining random abilities, including the rare and valuable Demon God. You can use two Pals with the Philanthropist Passive Skill, which increases breeding speed by 100%. This will help produce eggs faster.
You can rotate between these three strategies to maximize your chances of obtaining Rainbow Passive Skills. However, acquiring them relies heavily on RNG, and it may take many hours of farming. Once you finally obtain a Rainbow Passive Pal, you can breed it with others to pass down the skill.
Once you have a Pal with a Rainbow Passive Skill, try passing it down to a Yakumo and condensing that Yakumo to enhance its Partner Skill, Birds of a Feather. At max level, Yakumo has a 30% chance to encounter Pals that share its Passive Skill.
This means that if you have a Yakumo with the Demon God Passive Skill, you will have a much higher chance of encountering Demon God Pals.
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 71 /100 Critics Rec: 58%
- Released
- January 19, 2024
- ESRB
- T For Teen Due To Violence
- Developer(s)
- Pocket Pair, Inc.
- Publisher(s)
- Pocket Pair, Inc.
WHERE TO PLAY
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5
- Multiplayer
- Online Multiplayer
- Cross-Platform Play
- Xbox Series X|S, pc
- Cross Save
- yes
- Number of Players
- 1-4 (Co-Op); 32 Players Server Limit
- Steam Deck Compatibility
- yes
- Genre(s)
- Open-World, Shooter, Survival
- Platform(s)
- PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
- How Long To Beat
- 36 Hours
- X|S Optimized
- Yes
- File Size Xbox Series
- 6 GB (February 2024)
- OpenCritic Rating
- Fair
