How to get Blazamut in Palworld
Blazamut in Palworld has to be captured, it can't be obtained through breeding
Blazamut in Palworld is a very strong fire type Pal that can now be bred from others as well as caught within the world. Not only is Blazamut available to find, you can even found a more powerful Alpha variant that will test your abilities to the limit. Whatever the case, if you want to find a Blazamut to add to the team, here's where to look in Palworld or how to breed one yourself from the right combos.
Where to find Blazamut in Palworld
Blazamut in Palworld has a location in the Eastern Volcanic region - specifically, you want to head to the Scorching Mineshaft, a location Southwest of the Volcano fast travel point. Blazamuts spawn here at both day and night, though you'll need to be insulated against the highest level of heat to avoid taking constant damage as you approach.
There are two other Blazamuts as Alpha Bosses - one just to the South of the Mineshaft barely a few hundred feet away, and one at the No. 3 Wildlife Sanctuary in the top-right corner of the map, same area as the Palworld Faleris Alpha Boss. Both Blazamuts are level 49, making them proper endgame encounters.
Blazamut breeding combos
If you want to use the Palworld Breeding system to get a Blazamut egg, you can use any of the following combos to create it:
- Suzaku / Bellanoir
- Suzaku / Bellanoir Libero
- Suzaku Aqua / Bellanoir
- Suzaku Aqua / Bellanoir Libero
Any of those Pals can be substituted with a Blazamut or Balzamut Ryu if you already have one and want to obtain another, but we're working on the general assumption that this is something that you are still looking to obtain later on.
Do Palworld bosses respawn? Find out the nuances of reoccuring enemies here, or find out how to get your own terrifying sea dragon with our Palworld Jormuntide guide!
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