Gumoss has 23 spawn points, and the one parent pair costs you nothing

Gumoss has one parent pair. Finding one is still no trouble.

The single parent pair

Our breeding calculator solves every pair in the game and returns 1 for Gumoss: Gumoss with itself. Breeding power sits at 2950, and no other two parents average onto that number.

Paladius and Necromus share the same shape, where the single pair blocks your first one. Gumoss escapes that problem.

23 spawn points

Our spawn data records 23 spawn points, all on the Palpagos Islands side. The level runs Lv2 to Lv4, so you can catch one before your first base goes up.

No night-only flag sits on it, and no alpha either. Skip the wait for dark and skip the farming laps. What spawns in each level band covers the rest of the range.

A same-species pair only hurts when the wild side is thin. At 23 points from Lv2, the wild side carries the whole job.

When breeding earns its keep

Your first Gumoss has to come from the wild. Both parents are Gumoss, so an empty box leaves the ranch empty.

After the catch, breeding pays off for passive skills: catch one with a good roll, then run it against itself. How breeding works covers the egg timings.

At the base and on the team

Work suitability is Planting 1 and nothing else. That number will not run a farm, so your early base moves on to Pals that cover several jobs. Gumoss fills the slot until then.

HP 70, Attack 70, Defense 70. Paldeck No.12, rarity 10, food 1. The stats sit flat and stay there, which keeps Gumoss off the combat team. For early catches that last, read early Pals worth keeping.