Blazamut Ryu has one parent pair and no wild spawn level, and you can still breed more

Blazamut Ryu breeds from one pair. Getting the first one is a separate problem.

The single parent pair

Our breeding calculator solves every pair in the game and returns one for Blazamut Ryu. Both parents are Blazamut Ryu. No other combination returns it.

Breeding power reads 100. No pair outside the self pair averages down to that number, which is what closes the list at one. How breeding power decides the child covers the mechanism.

No wild spawn level

Our Paldeck data carries no wild spawn level for Blazamut Ryu. The spawn point summary has no entry for it either. Walk the map as long as you like and nothing turns up, so cut that search early. The Pals that never spawn in the wild lists the rest of that group.

Blazamut Ryu sits on the variant side of Paldeck No.137 (variant Pals).

Both doors are shut, so your first one arrives from somewhere else. Our data stops at wild spawns and breeding, and we do not track what lies past that, so I cannot tell you where it comes from. Hartalis ended in the same place.

After the first one

The self pair works, so one Blazamut Ryu in your box turns into as many as you want. You cannot go back out and catch more, which leaves the ranch as your only supply. How breeding works covers the farm and the cake.

Most players want the copies for condensing. Pal condensing sets out the fodder count. With catching off the table, that whole process moves onto the breeding farm.

Mining 7 and Kindling 6

Work suitability reads Mining 7 and Kindling 6. Every other job sits empty. The range is narrow and the two jobs fit together.

Mining 7 covers stone and ore at the quarry and the mining site. Kindling 6 runs the furnace and the cooking pot. One Pal takes your ore from the ground to the smelter. The Pals at the work suitability ceiling ranks each job.

Attack 130 and food 9

HP 105, Attack 130, Defense 125. Dragon and Fire, size XL. Attack 130 rates high, though the strongest attacker per element puts the leading Fire Pals level at Attack 130. Blazamut Ryu ties rather than leads.

Defense 125 caught my eye. Attack-heavy Pals tend to run low on defense, so holding both reads as unusual to me. The strongest Pals by raw stats has the full order. HP 105 is ordinary. Treat it as a Pal that trades hits.

Food 9 costs you. Late rosters fill with heavy eaters, so widen the farm and the feed box before you add one, or the whole crew stops working. Blazamut Ryu works days, so skip the night shift planning.

I would leave Blazamut Ryu as a gap in the Paldeck. Searching the map wastes the trip, and hunting for parents ends the moment you see the pair. Ship it to the breeding farm the day one lands in your box, and the self pair handles the rest.