Palworld Guide

No. 118

Beakon

Common Electric Flying Available: Early Game

Best for Generating Electricity Transporting

Beakon

Beakon Quick Facts

NameBeakon
Paldeck No.#118
RarityCommon
ElementElectric, Flying
Work suitabilityGenerating Electricity, Transporting
Partner skillStatic Shock — emits an electric field while flying that damages nearby enemies.
Breeding power1690
Typical stageEarly Game

Is Beakon Worth Using?

Early keep

Electric/Flying Pal — a fast early-mid game electric mount with useful combat skills.

Keep if

  • Beakon brings Lv.2 Generating Electricity, Lv.2 Transporting — enough to staff early crafting and hauling before specialists arrive.
  • Common near the starting routes, so you can fill a party or base slot without a long hunt.
  • Partner skill — Static Shock — emits an electric field while flying that damages nearby enemies.

Skip if

  • Loses tempo into Ground matchups — bring a counter before hard fights.
  • Combat and work levels fall off fast; do not spend rare cakes or spheres building it for late game.
  • Narrow job coverage — pair with other Pals if your base needs mining, kindling, or farming too.

How to Get Beakon

Beakon is commonly caught in the wild early on. Breeding is optional for extras or passives — 143 parent combinations are mapped in the current 1.0 dataset.

Parent AParent BType
Beakon BeakonSame
Amione FrostplumePower
Amione SekhmetPower
Arsox ReptyroPower
Azurobe BushiPower

Open in breeding calculator All Beakon breeding paths

Beakon is your first electric mount option. It provides electric coverage and is faster than Nitewing for mid-game travel.

Beakon is a Electric-type Pal found in the highlands, power plant ruins, and stormy regions at level 20-35. It can be caught with appropriate spheres once sufficiently weakened. Using counter-element Pals increases capture efficiency.

Stats

StatValue
HP2300
Base ATK105
Base DEF85
Food Intake4/10

Work Suitability

TypeLevel
Generating ElectricityLv.2
TransportingLv.2

Partner Skill

Static Shock — emits an electric field while flying that damages nearby enemies.

Best Passive Skills

For combat roles, prioritize Ferocious (+20% ATK), Burly Body (+20% DEF), and Musclehead (+30% ATK). For base work, prioritize Artisan (+50% Work Speed), Work Slave (+30% Work Speed), and Serious (+20% Work Speed).

Progression Note

Beakon is most useful in the Early Game. Swap it out later if you find a higher-stat specialist for the same job, unless strong passives or a unique role keep it relevant.

Possible Drops

Normal Drops

  • Electric Organ (x1-2) — 100%

Alpha Boss Drops

  • Ancient Civilization Parts (x4-6) — 100%
  • Electric Organ (x1-2) — 100%
  • Precious Plume (x4-6) — 100%
  • Handgun Schematic 4 (x1) — 3%
  • Ring of Freight +1 (x1) — 3%

Frequently Asked Questions — Beakon

How do you breed Beakon?

One reliable path is Beakon + Beakon. There are 143 mapped combinations for Beakon in the current dataset. Open breeding calculator →

What is Beakon best for?

Beakon is strongest for Generating Electricity, Transporting. Prioritize passives that boost those work lines or combat, depending on your build.

When should you get Beakon?

Beakon is typically most useful in the Early Game. Breed earlier if you need the work role; wait if you are still unlocking spheres and cake production.

What does Beakon partner skill do?

Static Shock — emits an electric field while flying that damages nearby enemies.

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