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Are There Pal Sphere Upgrades in Palworld?

To catch the rarest of Pals you'll need more than a regular, unenhanced Pal Sphere in Palworld.

No matter how low you get a Pal, some of them never stay in the Pal Sphere. Like Pokemon, you may need more advanced catching devices to get the best Pals. So are there Pal Sphere Upgrades in Palworld? Here are the details.

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While wandering the different islands, I started to discover different colored Pal Spheres. Just as I was struggling to catch higher level Pals I found more advanced spheres. I’ve even gotten some Giga Spheres, even though I’m only level 12, which makes catching new to me Pals so much easier.

Mega Sphere loot lying on the ground.
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However, getting these items requires a separate crafting bench and resources. You’ll have the ability to create more advanced spheres with the Sphere Workbench and Sphere Assembly line as you level up your base and character.

How to Craft All Pal Spheres in Palworld

  • Pal Sphere: Unlocks at level 2, requires Primitive Workbench.
    • Paldium Fragment x1
    • Wood x3
    • Stone x3
  • Mega Sphere: Unlocks at level 14, requires Sphere Workbench.
  • Giga Sphere: Unlocks at level 20, requires Sphere Workbench.
    • Paldium Fragment x2
    • Ingot x2
    • Wood x7
    • Stone x7
  • Hyper Sphere: Unlocks at level 27, requires Sphere Assembly Line.
    • Paldium Fragment x3
    • Ingot x3
    • Wood x10
    • Cement x2
Technology menu highlighting Hyper Sphere crafting requirements.
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  • Ultra Sphere: Unlocks at level 35, requires Sphere Assembly Line 2.
    • Paldium Fragment x5
    • Refined Ingot x5
    • Carbon Fiber x2
    • Cement x3
  • Legendary Sphere: Unlocks at level 44, requires Sphere Assembly Line 2.
    • Paldium Fragment x10
    • Pal Metal Ingot x5
    • Carbon Fiber x3
    • Cement x5

How to Increase the Pal Sphere Capture Rate

Along with the advanced spheres, you’re able to enhance your Capture Power at the Statue of Power. whether you find one in an abandoned church or use one you build, collected Lifmunk Effigies can be allocated to increase you power. This bonus takes effect after the sphere hits a Pal, so you may see a large jump right at the first tick.

Requirements to build Statue of Power.
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Lifmunk Effigies Required for Enhancement

While the first level of Capture Power Enhancement only needs four Lifmunk Effigies, the later levels ask for large amounts.

*This list is a work in progress as we get through the levels.*

  • Level 1: 1 Effigies
  • Level 2: 4 Effigies
  • Level 3: 7 Effigies
  • Level 4: 11 Effigies
  • Level 5: 15 Effigies
  • Level 6: 19 Effigies

That’s all you need to know about how Pal Sphere upgrades work and and how to increase Capture Power in Palworld. With these combined you’ll be able to catch Pals more efficiently, and before your team takes them out. Check out more of our guides on the game here on GameSkinny, such as how to keep food fresh, the best locations to farm chests, and


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Ashley Erickson
Ashley, otherwise known as Glitchiee, is an avid gamer of RPGs, TTRPGS, farming sims, and survival crafting games. Playing since she can remember, she started on the SNES, GameBoy Color, and collection 1st gen Pokemon cards. Using her passion for gaming, she's written about games for a combined total of 2 years.