Breeding Path Planner

Select the Pals you already own and a target Pal to find the shortest breeding route.

Add every Pal species you own. You can also leave this list empty. Your selection is stored only for the current browser tab and survives a page refresh.

How to Use the Breeding Path Planner

How do I use the Breeding Path planner?

Add the Pal species you currently own under “Owned Pals” (or leave the list empty), pick a “Target Pal”, then click “Find shortest route” to get the breeding route with the fewest generations starting from the Pals you already have.

How do I read the results?

Route plans list each generation of parent combinations. When a formula requires a specific gender for either parent, that requirement is marked; otherwise, the parents only need to be opposite sexes, and which parent is male or female does not affect the child. Pals marked “Owned” are ones you already have and do not need to breed, while “Shared” marks a Pal reused by multiple branches of the route.

Do I have to re-select my owned Pals every visit?

No. Your selection is stored only for the current browser tab, so refreshing the page keeps it. You need to select again after closing that tab or the browser.

Why does the planner say some target Pals cannot be bred?

Some Pals—mostly special-breeding and boss Pals—can only be produced by breeding two Pals of the same species, so you must obtain the first one by other means such as catching or hatching eggs. Breeding two Pals of the same species also requires owning one male and one female of that species.

What is the difference between shortest route plans and direct breeding formulas?

A shortest route plan is a complete multi-generation path from the Pals you own to the target. Direct breeding formulas only list parent combinations that produce the target in one step, regardless of whether you own those parents.