Suzaku Aqua has 2 parent pairs, and both parents spawn later than Suzaku Aqua itself

Suzaku Aqua has 2 parent pairs. Both of them ask you for a Pal that spawns later than Suzaku Aqua does.

The two pairs

Our breeding calculator solves every pair in the game and returns 2 for Suzaku Aqua. One is Jormuntide with Suzaku. The other is Suzaku Aqua with itself.

Breeding power sits at 740, and no other combination averages onto that number. Breeding power covers how the average works.

The self-pair needs a Suzaku Aqua you already own, so it cannot start you off. That leaves Jormuntide with Suzaku, 1 route in practice. Suzaku Aqua is the Water variant of Suzaku, which puts a Suzaku at the entrance to the breeding route as well as the catching route.

Jormuntide at Lv55, Suzaku at Lv45

Jormuntide spawns from Lv55 and Suzaku from Lv45. Suzaku Aqua itself spawns from Lv42, so the parents sit 13 and 3 levels behind the child. Rarity runs the same way round: 8 on both parents against 9 on Suzaku Aqua, 1 step up.

Some variants put the parents in front, and then breeding buys you something (Jormuntide Ignis runs that way). Suzaku Aqua reverses it. Walk the band where Jormuntide lives and you have already crossed the band where Suzaku Aqua lives.

A Suzaku you caught by accident changes the math, and then the egg is the cheap option. How breeding works has the steps. I cannot find a reason to aim for the egg from a cold start.

86 spawn points across two maps

Our spawn data records 86 points for Suzaku Aqua, from Lv42 up to Lv80, with 38 levels between floor and ceiling. They split between the Palpagos Islands and the World Tree rather than clustering on one map.

It carries no alpha record. Our Paldeck data does not flag it nocturnal and the spawns are not night-locked, so pick any hour (nocturnal Pals lists the ones that do care).

86 points is a generous map. Once you reach Lv42 you will walk into one without planning a route. The 38-level spread is the catch: what you pick up near the floor sits far below what the same Pal rolls near the ceiling, so re-catch higher if you want it in a base. Catch level bands covers who else shares that band.

Watering 6 and an empty sheet

Suzaku Aqua carries Watering 6. Every other job sits blank.

Watering 6 moves a berry or wheat plot along at a good clip, and one plot is all it does. A base slot given to Suzaku Aqua is a watering slot. Work suitability caps lists who reaches those numbers, and versatile base Pals lists the ones that cover two jobs instead.

Food costs 7 per meal. Size XL takes up room on top of that. I bring mine in while I expand a field and run a lower watering number the rest of the time.

HP 125 against Attack 105

HP 125, Attack 105, Defense 105. Water, 1 element, Paldeck No.122, rarity 9.

Attack and Defense land on the same 105, which points Suzaku Aqua at neither job in particular. The HP 125 is what you get to use: it stays up. Element matchups covers what Water takes badly.

Breeding Suzaku Aqua with itself needs a male and a female, so check gender ratios first. Variant Pals lines up the rest of the family.