How to breed Jellroy

Breeding tree

Jellroy rank 2590

• Jellroy ＋ Jellroy
• Lamball ＋ Loupmoon
• Lamball ＋ Grintale
• Lamball ＋ Munchill
• Cattiva ＋ Turtacle
• Cattiva ＋ Dazzi

Showing 6 of 171 routes. The table below lists the rest.

All 171 parent combinations

Jellroy has 171 pairs listed here. Filter, sort, or tap a portrait to add it to My Palbox and trim the list.

Jellroy breeding steps

1. 1. Build a Breeding Farm

   Place a Breeding Farm at your base and keep Cake in a nearby chest. Cake is the one thing breeding will not start without, and this page already lists 171 parent pairs, so pick the pair you can make today.

2. 2. Assign the two parents

   Assign Cattiva and Needoll, one of each gender. The pairing is what matters rather than which side each of them sits on: swap them and Jellroy still hatches, unless the pair happens to be the one gendered special combination.

3. 3. Collect and incubate the egg

   Move the egg to an Egg Incubator and wait it out. Jellroy comes in a Damp Egg, whoever its parents were.

4. 4. Repeat for passives

   For Jellroy the species is settled by the first egg and never moves again. What you reroll by breeding the pair a second time is the passives and the stat growth.

Jellroy breeding FAQ

Is Jellroy breedable?

Yes. 171 parent pairs produce Jellroy, and Cattiva + Needoll is one of the easiest.

Where does Jellroy sit in the breeding order?

Jellroy sits at breeding rank 2590, in the upper third of the 20–3,100 range. The game averages the two parents' hidden ranks as floor((rank A + rank B + 1) / 2) and hatches the breedable Pal nearest that number, which is how the pairs listed below reach Jellroy.

Is Jellroy worth keeping for base work?

Its strongest job is watering at level 2, and it is a standard Pal at Paldeck #46.

Does a cake change what Jellroy eggs hatch into?

A Cake will not change what Jellroy hatches into. The pair decides the species before the egg exists, the egg is a Damp Egg, because of the two ranks rather than the recipe. The advanced cakes move what comes with the hatch instead: how many eggs a run produces, how fast Jellroy grows, how likely a passive is to carry over, and how likely a mutation is.