No. 123

Dinossom

Common Dragon Grass Available: Early Game

Best for Lumbering Planting

Dinossom

Dinossom Quick Facts

NameDinossom
Paldeck No.#123
RarityCommon
ElementDragon, Grass
Work suitabilityLumbering, Planting
Partner skillVine Whip — Pulls enemies toward Dinossom, stunning them briefly.
Breeding power2100
Typical stageEarly Game

Is Dinossom Worth Using?

Early keep

Grass/Dragon Pal with Lv.2 Planting and Lv.2 Lumbering — a tanky early-game worker with Dragon combat coverage.

Keep if

  • Dinossom brings Lv.2 Lumbering, Lv.2 Planting — 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 — Vine Whip — Pulls enemies toward Dinossom, stunning them briefly.

Skip if

  • Loses tempo into Ice / Fire 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 Dinossom

Dinossom is commonly caught in the wild early on. Breeding is optional for extras or passives — 111 parent combinations are mapped in the current 1.0 dataset.

Parent AParent BType
Dinossom DinossomSame
Amione BeakonPower
Amione LapironPower
Azurobe CawgnitoPower
Bristla PrixterPower

Open in breeding calculator All Dinossom breeding paths

Dinossom is a tanky early-game Grass/Dragon hybrid. Its dual-element typing provides useful combat coverage against Electric and Neutral enemies.

Dinossom is a Dragon-type Pal found in the mountain peaks, dragon nests, and endgame zones at level 30-50. It can be caught with appropriate spheres once sufficiently weakened. Using counter-element Pals increases capture efficiency.

Stats

StatValue
HP2800
Base ATK115
Base DEF100
Food Intake6/10

Work Suitability

TypeLevel
LumberingLv.2
PlantingLv.2

Partner Skill

Vine Whip — Pulls enemies toward Dinossom, stunning them briefly.

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

Dinossom 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

  • Wheat Seeds (x1-2) — 50%
  • Carrot Seeds (x1) — 50%

Alpha Boss Drops

  • Ancient Civilization Parts (x1-3) — 100%
  • Wheat Seeds (x1-2) — 50%
  • Carrot Seeds (x1) — 50%
  • Precious Dragon Stone (x1-3) — 100%
  • Ring of Grass Resistance (x1) — 5%

Frequently Asked Questions — Dinossom

How do you breed Dinossom?

One reliable path is Dinossom + Dinossom. There are 111 mapped combinations for Dinossom in the current dataset. Open breeding calculator →

What is Dinossom best for?

Dinossom is strongest for Lumbering, Planting. Prioritize passives that boost those work lines or combat, depending on your build.

When should you get Dinossom?

Dinossom 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 Dinossom partner skill do?

Vine Whip — Pulls enemies toward Dinossom, stunning them briefly.

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