How to Breed Anubis in Palworld 1.0 | Best Combos

If you want to breed Anubis in Palworld 1.0, the key is choosing a parent combination that produces Anubis under the current breeding data rather than relying on an older Early Access chart. One current route listed by ConvixPro is Univolt Cryst + Moldron Cryst → Anubis. The best route for your save, however, depends on which parents you already have and whether you want to build a longer breeding chain around their passive skills.

Palworld 1.0 significantly changed the game's breeding environment. Pocketpair's official 1.0 release added 72 new Pals and introduced Mutation, while current 1.0 breeding databases report that many older combinations changed.

The easiest way to avoid an outdated combination is to check the target Anubis in a current breeding calculator before using Cake or starting a multi-generation route.

How to Breed Anubis in Palworld 1.0

Anubis can be obtained through breeding by placing a compatible male and female pair in a Breeding Farm, providing Cake, and hatching the resulting egg.

For a direct breeding route, current 1.0 references list:

Univolt Cryst + Moldron Cryst → Anubis

ConvixPro's existing Palworld 1.0 breeding guide also lists this pair as a current Anubis combination.

The important point is that there is not one universally fastest pair for every player. A combination is only fast in practice if you can obtain both parents without adding several extra generations to your route.

For that reason, the most useful question is often not:

“What is the single best Anubis pair?”

but:

“Which Anubis pair can I make most easily from the Pals I already own?”

Anubis Breeding Pair to Try First

If you have access to both parents, start by checking:

This is a direct one-cross route in current 1.0 breeding references.

Before assigning the Pals to your Breeding Farm, confirm the pair against a current 1.0-compatible calculator. Community breeding databases currently disagree on the total number and ordering of Anubis combinations, which is another reason to verify the pair you plan to use instead of copying an old chart.

Why Old Anubis Breeding Guides Can Be Wrong

One of the biggest problems with older Palworld breeding guides is that they may use Early Access data.

A widely circulated older combination was:

Penking + Bushi → Anubis

Current 1.0 breeding references report that this pair no longer produces Anubis. Instead, it produces Sibelyx in the current 1.0 data.

This is an important distinction when using search results. A page can rank highly and still contain an old combination that was correct before the 1.0 breeding changes.

Pocketpair's official 1.0 release introduced major game changes, including 72 new Pals and new breeding-related mechanics.

Before using an old breeding combination

Check:

1. Whether the guide specifically references Palworld 1.0.

2. When its breeding data was last updated.

3. Whether the listed Pals are the exact variants required.

4. Whether the combination is still confirmed by a current breeding database.

5. Whether the result matches the current game version you are playing.

How to Find the Fastest Anubis Route From Your Palbox

The fastest route depends on your starting point.

Suppose you already have one of the required parents. A direct pair may save you several generations compared with building both parents from scratch.

If you do not have either parent, compare alternative Anubis pairs instead of automatically choosing the first result you find.

A practical route-planning process is:

Step 1: Select Anubis as your target

Start from the Pal you want rather than randomly testing parent pairs.

Step 2: Compare the available parent combinations

Look for pairs containing Pals you already have or can obtain easily.

Step 3: Consider the number of generations

A direct pair is generally simpler than a route that requires multiple intermediate Pals.

Step 4: Check parent passives

A route that is one generation shorter is not always better if its parents are poor choices for the final passive build.

Step 5: Check variants carefully

Pals with names such as Cryst, Ignis, Lux, Noct, Aqua, or Terra are distinct variants. Selecting the wrong variant can change the breeding result. ConvixPro's calculator specifically warns users to select the full Pal and variant name.

Step 6: Verify before breeding

Once you have chosen the pair, confirm the expected result before spending Cake and incubation time.

Use the Palworld Breeding Calculator to Find Anubis Parents

The ConvixPro Palworld Breeding Calculator supports both directions of breeding lookup.

When you already have two Pals, you can use the forward lookup to determine the expected offspring.

When you know the target, such as Anubis, you can work backward and look for parent combinations. ConvixPro's current calculator documentation describes both workflows and also accounts for special combinations, same-species breeding, gender-dependent pairings, Pal variants, and version compatibility.

Find Anubis parents step by step

1. Open the Palworld Breeding Calculator.

2. Choose the target-Pal or reverse-search option.

3. Select Anubis as the target.

4. Review the available parent combinations.

5. Compare them with the Pals in your Palbox.

6. Check any required variants or gender-dependent rules.

7. Choose the route that fits your available parents and breeding goals.

8. Confirm the combination before starting the breeding process.

This approach is more useful than relying on a single “best combo” because your available Pals can make one route much shorter than another.

What You Need to Breed Anubis

The breeding calculation only tells you which parent combination should produce the target species. You still need to complete the breeding process in the game.

The normal workflow requires:

• A Breeding Farm

• One compatible male Pal

• One compatible female Pal

• Cake

• An Egg Incubator for the resulting egg

ConvixPro's general Palworld breeding guide documents this same breeding loop and distinguishes species selection from passive inheritance.

The breeding calculator does not replace the in-game breeding process.

Does the Anubis Parent Pair Guarantee the Passives You Want?

No.

The parent combination determines the expected offspring species, but it does not guarantee a particular passive-skill combination. The parents influence what can be inherited, while the exact result can still vary between eggs. ConvixPro's breeding documentation makes this distinction explicit.

This matters if you're trying to create Anubis for a specific purpose.

For example, you might want Anubis for:

• General base work

• Crafting support

• Combat

• A specific passive build

• A later breeding chain

In that situation, don't choose parents only by species. Look at their passive pools as well.

How to Breed Better Passive Skills Onto Anubis

Once you know which parents produce Anubis, treat passive inheritance as a separate objective.

A practical approach is to prepare parents that carry useful traits and as few unwanted passives as possible.

Start with the role

Decide what your final Anubis is supposed to do.

For a base-focused Anubis, you may prioritize work-related traits. For a combat build, you may prioritize combat-oriented passives.

Build cleaner parents

If your chosen Anubis parents carry several unwanted passives, consider breeding intermediate Pals first.

Divide useful passives

You can place useful passive skills across different parents rather than trying to put everything onto one parent immediately.

Keep promising offspring

An offspring does not need to be your final Anubis to be useful. A child with a cleaner passive combination can become a better parent for the next generation.

The ConvixPro 1.0 breeding guide recommends separating the species-breeding objective from passive refinement and using intermediate breeding where necessary.

What Changed With Breeding in Palworld 1.0?

Palworld 1.0 introduced a much larger breeding environment.

Pocketpair's official release information states that 72 new Pals were added, alongside the new Mutation system and new Cakes with different breeding effects.

The new Cakes include:

These mechanics make breeding more than a simple species-selection exercise. You may now be balancing:

target species + parent availability + passive inheritance + Mutation + breeding resources

That is why current data matters more than ever.

Can You Build Anubis Through a Breeding Chain?

Yes.

You do not have to start with the exact final Anubis parents.

A breeding chain works by creating an intermediate Pal, keeping a useful child, and then using that child in another combination.

A simple chain-planning workflow is:

1. Select Anubis as the final target.

2. Find pairs that produce Anubis.

3. Identify which required parents you already own.

4. For unavailable parents, search for their parents.

5. Continue backward until the route reaches Pals you can realistically obtain.

6. Build the intermediate Pals.

7. Use the final parent pair to produce Anubis.

This is particularly useful when your Palbox already contains several Pals that can shorten the route.

A current 1.0 breeding calculator can make this reverse-planning process much easier than manually checking hundreds of possible combinations. Current competing calculators also increasingly use target-first and route-planning workflows for this reason.

What Is the Best Anubis Route for You?

There is no single answer for every save.

The best route depends on:

1. Which parents you already own

2. How difficult those parents are to obtain

3. How many generations are required

4. Whether the parents have useful passive skills

5. Whether a variant is required

6. Whether you're building a final Anubis or another breeding parent

For example, a direct one-cross combination can be the quickest solution if you already have both parents. But a different pair may be more practical if its parents are already in your Palbox.

That is why target-first breeding search is more useful than a fixed list of “best combos.”

Common Anubis Breeding Mistakes

Using an outdated Early Access chart

Always check that the breeding data applies to 1.0 or the current version you are playing.

Assuming Penking + Bushi still works

Current 1.0 references report that this old Anubis shortcut no longer produces Anubis.

Choosing the wrong Pal variant

A base species and a Cryst, Ignis, Lux, Noct, Aqua, or Terra variant should be treated as distinct selections when using a calculator.

Ignoring parent passives

The correct species result does not guarantee the passive build you want.

Choosing a route only because it has fewer crosses

A short route may require difficult-to-obtain parents. Compare the whole route with what you already own.

Spending Cake before checking

Confirm the parent result before starting a breeding attempt, especially when using a combination from an older guide.

Check Your Anubis Breeding Combination Before You Start

Palworld 1.0 changed enough breeding data that old combinations should not be treated as automatically reliable. Current references report hundreds of possible Anubis parent combinations, but the exact totals differ between databases because the datasets, counting methods, and versions can differ.

For most players, the practical approach is to start with Anubis as the target, compare compatible parents, and choose the route that best fits the Pals already available in your Palbox.

You can then use the Palworld Breeding Calculator to check the expected result before committing your breeding resources.

Conclusion

Breeding Anubis in Palworld 1.0 is easier when you plan from the target instead of relying on an old fixed combination. Start by checking current parent data, compare the available routes with the Pals in your Palbox, and keep passive-skill goals separate from the basic species calculation.

For a direct route, ConvixPro currently lists Univolt Cryst + Moldron Cryst as an Anubis combination, but your most practical route may be different depending on which parents you already have.

Before spending Cake, use the free Palworld Breeding Calculator to select Anubis as your target and compare the available parent combinations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you breed Anubis in Palworld 1.0?

One current direct route listed by ConvixPro is Univolt Cryst + Moldron Cryst → Anubis. The best route for your save depends on which parents you already own and can obtain efficiently.

Do Penking and Bushi still make Anubis in Palworld 1.0?

No. Current 1.0 breeding references report that Penking + Bushi produces Sibelyx, not Anubis.

What is the fastest way to get Anubis?

A direct one-cross breeding pair is generally the simplest route when you already have both required parents. If you do not, use target-first breeding search to compare alternative pairs and intermediate routes.

Can I breed Anubis without already owning Anubis?

Yes. You can work backward from the target Anubis and choose compatible parent pairs that do not require Anubis itself.

Does breeding Anubis guarantee specific passive skills?

No. The parent combination determines the expected species, while passive inheritance remains separate and is not guaranteed.

Can a breeding calculator find Anubis parents?

Yes. ConvixPro's calculator supports reverse target-Pal lookup, allowing you to select a desired Pal and review compatible parent combinations.

Why did my old Anubis breeding combination stop working?

Palworld 1.0 changed the breeding environment and added new Pals and systems. Older Early Access charts may therefore produce outdated results. Pocketpair's 1.0 release added 72 Pals and introduced Mutation and new Cake effects.

Can I plan a multi-generation Anubis breeding chain?

Yes. Start with Anubis as the target, choose a final parent pair, and work backward through unavailable parents until you reach Pals you can obtain. The calculator can help with each direct breeding step.