笔补濒飞辞谤濒诲’蝉 Lucky Pals, also referred to as shiny Pals, are quite rare. To encounter one in the wild, you’ll need to be… well, lucky. If you do spot one, it’s important to catch it, as Lucky Pals have better stats compared to normal Pals.

In this Lucky Pal guide, we’ll explain how to recognize Lucky Pals and why you should catch them.

What are Lucky Pals?

Every Lucky Pal has the ‘Lucky’ passive skill, which gives them +15% attack power and +15% work speed. In other words, whether the Pal is better as a combat Pal or as a base worker, they always benefit from the Lucky trait. On top of that, Lucky Pals receive a randomized active ability that’s typically better than their usual ones, especially when the Lucky Pal is of a common Pal type. A humble Lamball, for example, may get an attack that usually belongs to a much stronger, much rarer Pal of a different element.

How to Find a Lucky Pal

Lucky Pals may spawn anywhere on the map, but you’ll usually only see one after a few hours of playtime. Try to take plenty of Pal Spheres with you whenever you’re exploring the map, as you’ll need plenty of spheres to catch a Lucky Pal.

Don’t worry too much about spotting them since they’re hard to miss; Lucky Pals are much larger than normal Pals, they’re surrounded by sparkly yellow orbs, and they give off a strange chime-like noise.