The Best Electric Pals In Palworld

Electric pals are some of the most intense pals you’ll see on your adventures on Palpagos island. As with every pal, many stronger ones can be found in the later stages of the game when you’re still exploring the unknown. If you’re looking for pure power, then those are the ones you’ll want to look out for.

Electric pals are essential in Palworld, both in and out of combat. With suitability in generating electricity, Electric pals become increasingly helpful when upgrading your base. Outside your camp, they can apply Electric damage to your attacks and perform exceedingly dangerous attacks against enemies.

Updated on February 24, 2025, by Mohamed El Ouardighi: With the release of the Feybreak update, multiple new pals have been introduced, and we wanted to update this list with a couple of new Electric pals that are worth adding to your arsenal.

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Univolt

Univolt, while not likely to be the very first Electric pal you encounter, will still appear sooner than many others. Its resemblance to an electrifying unicorn is hard to miss when you’re out in the wilderness, so if you’re looking for a bigger challenge, a field boss Univolt roams around the southern islands of the map.

Along with being a very useful mount, Univolt will apply Electric damage to your attacks while mounted. There are plenty of ways for your pals to fight alongside you with their attacks, but having your attacks boosted by an Electric friend makes for some mean damage numbers.

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Dazzi

Being quite small and isolated pals, Dazzi doesn’t seem like much in comparison to other large, ferocious pals; in reality, however, they can conjure a storm when utilised correctly. Dazzi’s partner skill allows them to follow and fight alongside you, meaning you could potentially have a group of five fighting with you.

You’ll need to make sure you have Dazzi’s Necklace, which you’ll unlock at level 22. You’ll also have to forget about having other party members if you’re travelling with five Dazzi, but those Water pals won’t stand a chance.

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Rayhound

Rayhound is another Electric pal that acts as a mount, and with how large the map is, it’s extremely useful to have at least one mount in your party to speed you up. Rayhound will give you an extra boost and can double jump while mounted, so you won’t have to dismount your pal to climb up small rocks anymore.

They’re also great to have back at your base because, with a level of two in generating electricity, Rayhound can focus solely on that task to keep the base up and running. At least you’ll not have to worry about leaving the lights on when you leave.

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Beakon

If you’re looking to step it up a notch with mounts, Beakon is a great Electric bird that will let you soar over the land. Found on the northern side of the map, Beakon wanders around the heat of the desert.

The major advantage of having a Beakon is its position as a flying mount, since the ability to fly allows you to reach difficult places without having to climb with the risk of falling to your death. Their partner skill applies Electric damage to your attacks while mounted, meaning you can hit hard and have a quick getaway.

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Fenglope Lux

Fenglope Lux is a new Electric-type pal introduced with the Feybreak update, and it’s a versatile companion that can be used in multiple ways. First, it serves as a ground mount and is among the few pals capable of performing a double jump, allowing you to reach higher surfaces with ease.

Beyond that, if you take this pal into battle – especially against Water-type pals – you’ll benefit from increased item drops. Finally, if you prefer to assign it to your base, Fenglope Lux boasts Level 2 Lumbering and Level 2 Generating Electricity skills, making it a valuable addition for gathering wood and powering your base. Sometimes, having a versatile pal that excels in more than one area can make all the difference.

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Mossanda Lux

Mossanda Lux is a variation of the ordinary Mossanda, with just a few extra sparking qualities. The Mossanda Lux can only be found as a field boss on the eastern side of the map, or through breeding Mossanda and Grizzbolt.

When it comes to power, Mossanda Lux rarely disappoints, and it’s able to fire a rabid grenade launcher makes it dangerously strong during fights. Pairing this with normal Electric attacks makes it a pal you don’t want to be enemies with, and outside of fighting, Mossanda Lux has great work suitability and is a good helping hand around your base.

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Relaxaurus Lux

If you’ve enjoyed the companionship of the Water pal, Relaxaurus, then you’ll be pleased to know the Relaxaurus Lux is equally joyful to have around. It has level three in generating electricity, meaning it’ll easily keep the power on when you’re back home.

Relaxaurus Lux can be quite devastating in combat, as you’ll be able to do a lot of damage with the rapid-fire missile launchers. You’ll need to craft the mount to be able to do so, which is unlocked at level 46; it’s a long way to get there, but the reward is worth the work.

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Azurmane

Azurmane is a new pal introduced with the Feybreak update, and this Electric-type pal serves as a great ground mount due to its powerful dash ability. Not only does it deal damage to everything in its path, but it also covers significant distances and recovers stamina, making it an excellent choice for travel.

However, if you prefer to keep Azurmane at your base, it excels at generating electricity. You can assign it to a power generator without worry, as this pal boasts a Level 4 rating in Generating Electricity, making it one of the best choices for powering your base.

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Orserk

Orserk is a Tower boss that you’ll meet later in the game, and while you might feel prepared for fighting an Orserk, they’re incredibly powerful, which is why you’ll want one in your team. As Electric types are more effective against Water pals, the partner skill of Orserk simply enhances that destruction.

Orserk makes Water pals drop more items upon death, so if you’re facing Water types, or you’re heading out to defeat field bosses, take Orserk with you. You’ll find Orserk on the northeastern sanctuary island, so be prepared when heading there, and for a safer option, you can breed a Relaxaurus and a Grizzbolt.

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Grizzbolt

Grizzbolt is the very first tower boss you’ll come across in your Palworld adventures. If you want one for yourself, you’ll have to travel to the surrounding sanctuary island on the southern side of the map, or you could also breed a Mossanda and a Rayhound, though it’ll be fresh at level one.

The main reason to enjoy Grizzbolt is its machine gun, which can end fights before they’ve even begun, and it’s undoubtedly the best upper hand you could ask for. While it’s not available until level 40, it’s still one of the most powerful items you can obtain.