
How to Breed Green Slime in Palworld
Work Suitability
Best passives for Green Slime
Picked from Green Slime’s own element (Grass), stats (70 Atk / 80 Def) and 1 work suitability. Each badge says whether you can actually breed it on — that is the part most passive lists leave out.
Green Slime can only be bred from Green Slime + Green Slime. That is its only recipe in 1.0, so no passive can be routed in from another Pal — Green Slime can only gain passives that roll randomly, plus the ones it is born with. Anything marked Impossible in 1.0 below is locked out for this reason.
Work Speed +75%
Green Slime has 1 work suitability — work speed is its base value. Rolls randomly at weight 5 — possible on any parents, but ~20× rarer than a weight-100 passive.
Work Speed +50%
The realistic work pick — 20× more likely to roll than Remarkable Craftsmanship. Rolls randomly at weight 100 — the realistic one to breed for.
30% increase to movement speed.
If you ride this Pal, move speed is the passive you feel most. Rolls randomly at weight 5 — possible on any parents, but ~20× rarer than a weight-100 passive.
20% increase to movement speed.
20× more likely to roll than Swift — the practical mount pick. Rolls randomly at weight 100 — the realistic one to breed for.
Defense +20% Immune to Flinch
Defense 80 ≥ Attack 70 — Green Slime plays as a wall. Rolls randomly at weight 100 — the realistic one to breed for.
30% increase in Grass attack damage.
Green Slime is a Grass Pal, so this boosts its own attack damage. Green Slime can only be bred from Green Slime + Green Slime, and Spirit Emperor never rolls randomly — so it can never be bred onto Green Slime. Catch one that already has it, or use it on a different Pal.
How to read this: passive ranks, effects, roll weights and inheritance rules are PalCalc-verified 1.0 data. Which of them is “best” for Green Slime is our recommendation derived from that data — not an official Pocketpair list.
All parent combos that breed Green Slime (1)
Any of these parent pairs can produce Green Slime. Parent order does not affect the child.