Palworld: Where To Find & Catch Lullu (Location, Drops & How To Breed
As revealed in the Summer 2024 Sakurajima Update, Lullu is a delightful new addition to , as a Grass-type Pal with a cheerful, floral appearance. The Sakurajima Expansion introduced a variety of cute Pals that players can befriend. These adorable partners can assist you in building your base or accompany you on quests to complete the Paldeck.
Lullu, known for growing crops and being an excellent worker, is numbered 115 in the Paldeck. Despite having decent damage-dealing potential, Lullu truly excels when working on your base. To find and catch Lullu, players must explore the new area of the Palpagos Islands and develop a strategy to capture this swift-footed creature.
To breed Pals in Palworld, players must use a Breeding Farm at their base, and explore the hundreds of possible breeding combos with their Pals.
Lullu possesses numerous features and abilities, making them a valuable Pal to catch and tame. The table below highlights their base stats, potential drops, and work compatibility. It is recommended to leave Lullu at yourbase in , as they arebetter suited for work rather than combat.
The minimum and maximum stats listed have been calculated without considering Passive Skills.
Features
Stats
HP
Atk
Def
Work Suitability
Drops
Food Consumption
Despite Lullu's sweet and innocent appearance, they are formidable fighters in combat against other Pals. As a Grass-type Pal, Lullu is particularly strong against Ground-type Pals but has a weakness against Fire-type Pals.
Due to their low defense stat, it is best to avoid pitting them against Fire-type Pals. The table below showcases all the skills Lullu can automatically learn as they level up:
Lullu's Partner Skill in , Floral Boost, enhances their value as base workers. While at a base, Lullu fills the farm with good spirits, increasing the growth rate of crops and making them excellent contributors to base productivity.
Active Skills
Level
Description
Power
Wind Cutter
1
Fires a high-speed blade
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