How to Breed Celaray #7
- Combos
- 136
- Breed rank
- 2740
- Author
- Dakota Chinnick
- Methodology
- Data Methodology
136 parent pairs produce Celaray. The cheapest combinations are listed first, so you can breed one with Pals you already own.
All 136 Ways to Breed Celaray
Every one of the 136 pairs below hatches Celaray. Combined rarity is shown so you can pick the pair that is easiest to catch.
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What You Can Breed From Celaray
Use Celaray as a parent to reach these Pals — handy when you are breeding toward something rarer.
Celaray can be bred from 136 different parent pairs in Palworld. The cheapest pair is Tocotoco + Cattiva, which needs the two lowest-rarity parents of any combination. Celaray has no unique combination, so every pair follows the standard breed-rank formula. Celaray has a breed rank of 2740, which decides where it lands in the formula. Breeding Celaray with other Pals leads on to 18 further species.
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Celaray Breeding FAQ
How do you breed Celaray in Palworld?
Put Tocotoco and Cattiva in a Breeding Farm with a Cake to hatch Celaray. 136 other parent pairs also work.
How many combinations produce Celaray?
136 distinct parent pairs produce Celaray.
How does breeding work in Palworld?
Place two Pals of opposite gender in a Breeding Farm with a Cake. The egg that appears is decided by the parents’ breed ranks, unless the pair has a unique combination.