Palworld breeding combinations

Palworld Anubis Breeding Guide: All Verified 1.0 Combinations & Shortest Path

Anubis is a popular Palworld breeding target, but a useful answer depends on the Pals in your roster. This page lists every parent pair that the active 1.0 snapshot verifies, explains the passive and data limits, and sends you to the planner to calculate your own route.

This Anubis breeding guide is built for Palworld 1.0 and the active PalBreedPath data snapshot. It answers the practical question—“which parent pairs can produce Anubis?”—with the complete set of source- verified rows, then explains how to choose a route from the Pals you already own.

How to Breed Anubis in Palworld: Quick Answer

In the active Palworld 1.0 snapshot, Anubis is a verified breeding target with 234 unordered parent pairs. Start with the Pals you actually own, then open the PalBreedPath planner, choose Anubis, and compare the fewest-step route with the resource-aware option. The planner can connect your roster through multiple verified breeding steps, or it can report that a route is insufficient or unknown instead of guessing. The rows below prove species outcomes for the PalCalc v1.17.7-derived snapshot; they do not guarantee a passive roll, cover every future patch or mod, or replace an in-game check before you spend resources.

All verified Anubis parent pairs

The table contains 234 unordered parent pairs that resolve to Anubis in the active snapshot. “Formula outcome” means the pinned breeding result resolves to Anubis; “Same species” is shown explicitly instead of being hidden in a generic chart. A row is a verified species outcome, not a promise about passive inheritance, gender, modded rules, or a specific save file.

How to use an Anubis combination

1. Start with the Pals you actually own. Do not select a pair only because it appears in a chart if one of its parents is unavailable.
2. Open the planner and set Anubis as the target. Add required passives only when they are part of the build you are really trying to make.
3. Compare the fewest-step path with the egg, cake, and time estimates. Those estimates use visible assumptions and can differ from your world settings.
4. Inspect every edge and its rule marker. If a result depends on a gender-dependent or otherwise unverified boundary, the planner keeps it unknown instead of turning it into a confident-looking combo.

Shortest Anubis breeding path from your roster

There is no single shortest path for every player. A route that is optimal from a fresh save can be wasteful when you already have a higher-power parent, while a route that uses fewer steps may require more cakes or eggs. PalBreedPath therefore calculates the path from your roster instead of publishing one universal “best combo.” Use the planner’s fewest-step objective first, then compare it with the resource-conscious objective before committing resources.

Best passives to inherit when breeding Anubis

Species and passives are separate parts of the breeding question. The active dataset exposes passives marked as eligible for random inheritance, but it does not claim an exact inheritance percentage or guarantee that the next egg will carry a requested passive. Build the Anubis species route first, then inspect the passive assumptions and blocked outcomes in the planner. This keeps “can produce Anubis” separate from “will produce the perfect passive roll.”

Why these combinations are verified, not guessed

PalBreedPath pins its production data to the PalCalc v1.17.7 database and breeding results used for this Palworld 1.0 snapshot. The generated pack keeps source provenance, labels the data version, and refuses to resolve the one gender-dependent pair that the current planner cannot disambiguate without parent gender. When the game or a mod changes a rule, this page should be regenerated and its version stamp should make that change visible.

Test your own roster in the planner

Ready to turn a verified pair into a real route? Open the Palworld breeding path planner and choose Anubis as the target. The planner can compare paths, show each parent edge, and make its unknown or insufficient-roster states explicit.

Anubis breeding FAQ

Keep the result auditable

The active pack is source-pinned and labeled in the planner. If a route depends on a missing mutation or gender-specific outcome, the tool says unknown. That is slower than copying a confident-looking combo, but it is safer for a live game version.