Combat Teams
Combat Pal picks by element and the type chart that decides them. Cover Dragon, Ice, Dark, Ground, and Fire for a full endgame roster.
At a glance
| Goal | A roster that covers the type chart: a flying nuke, an Ice answer to Dragons, a ground bruiser, and a Dark or Fire option for raids. |
| Super-effective | A matching hit deals 150% damage. Each Pal has one element. |
| Rule of thumb | Bring the element the target is weak to, not just your favorite Pal. |
Type chart
Attacker beats defender when it is strong against that element. Directions below are confirmed; exact resisted-damage numbers are not all confirmed.
| Element | Strong against | Weak to |
|---|---|---|
| Neutral | (none) | Dark |
| Fire | Grass, Ice | Water |
| Water | Fire | Electric |
| Electric | Water | Ground |
| Grass | Ground, Water | Fire |
| Ground | Electric | Grass |
| Ice | Dragon (1.5x) | Fire |
| Dragon | Dark | Ice, Dark |
| Dark | Neutral | Dragon |
Clean summary: Fire beats Grass and Ice; Water beats Fire; Electric beats Water; Grass beats Ground and Water; Ground beats Electric; Ice beats Dragon; Dark beats Neutral; Dragon beats Dark. Dragon and Dark counter each other.
Picks by element
| Role / element | Pals |
|---|---|
| Dragon | Jetragon (top flyer, huge Shot Attack, homing-missile partner skill), Orserk |
| Ice | Frostallion (best answer to Dragon enemies), Frostallion Noct (Dark variant) |
| Dark | Shadowbeak, Necromus, Selyne, Blazamut Ryu (raid-tier) |
| Ground | Anubis, Necromus |
| Fire | Blazamut, Faleris |
| Neutral / mount hybrids | Paladius, Necromus |
Do this in order
- Build toward Jetragon as your travel mount and flying nuke; it tops most combat tier lists.
- Add Frostallion so you always have an Ice answer to Dragon enemies.
- Slot a Ground bruiser (Anubis or Necromus) for close fights and Electric enemies.
- Keep a Dark option (Shadowbeak, Necromus) for Neutral targets and raids.
- Carry a Fire Pal (Blazamut, Faleris) for Grass and Ice targets.
- For raids, aim for Blazamut Ryu or another top Dark Pal as your ceiling carry.
Watch out for
- Reading the tower boss weakness before each fight. It is the difference between beating the 10-minute timer and running out of time.
- Some legendaries (Jetragon, Frostallion, Necromus, Paladius) are self-only; you breed same-species to reproduce them.
- The 1.0 launch (July 10, 2026) may rebalance every “best Pal” claim here. Re-verify after launch.
Related
- Stack passive skills on these Pals: Breeding combos.
- Where each boss weakness applies: Tower Boss order.