By Palworld Gaming Team · Updated 12 November 2026 · Palworld 1.0
Quick answer: Blazamut Ryu is a Dragon/Fire Pal, Paldeck No. 137B, with no wild spawn anywhere in Palworld 1.0 — it exists only as a Summoning Altar raid (Game8; PalMods). Farm four Blazamut Ryu Slab Fragments from Sakurajima Island dungeons, craft the slab at any workbench, and summon the level 55 boss, which cannot be caught: defeat it inside the 10-minute timer and hatch the Huge Dragon Egg it drops. Its 130 Attack ranks 10th of 299 Pals, and its partner skill, Dragon Kaiser, raises Dragon damage to enemy weak points by up to 40%.
Nowhere on the map. Blazamut Ryu is an elemental subspecies of Blazamut (Game8), but unlike its Fire-only parent — which has a wild habitat on a volcanic islet and a level 52 field boss on Mount Obsidian — Ryu has no spawn points, no field boss, no dungeon encounter and no egg pool at all (PalMods). The only way in is a raid you summon yourself at a Summoning Altar in your own base.
The route has three steps (Game8). First, collect four Blazamut Ryu Slab Fragments. Game8 lists Sakurajima Island dungeons as the source — the Cherry Blossom Cave at level 52 drops one fragment per clear — and warns that these caves are extremely hard, so bring your strongest Pals and weapons. PalMods, which checks its routes against the 1.0 game extract, adds expeditions: Desert Hard and Sakurajima Hard return 1–2 fragments on every completion, with more expeditions, enemy camp rewards and treasure pools carrying them at lower rates.
Second, craft the Blazamut Ryu Slab from the four fragments at any workbench. Third, place it in a Summoning Altar, unlocked at level 33 for 3 Ancient Technology points and built from 100 Stone and 20 Paldium Fragments (Game8). The standard slab summons a level 55 boss; the Ultra slab summons the same Pal at level 80. PalMods notes the Ultra Slab Fragment currently has no known source, so the level 55 tier is the one you can plan for.
Two rules decide the fight before it starts. The boss cannot be caught — no Sphere works on it, whatever its HP (Game8) — and the summon comes with a 10-minute battle timer, so this is a damage race, not a capture. Win, and the reward is a Huge Dragon Egg that hatches into Blazamut Ryu, plus a Training Manual (XL), a Dragon Skill Fruit: Beam Slicer, an Ancient Civilization Core, work handbooks and an Ultra Slab for the next tier (Game8).
Blazamut Ryu is Dragon and Fire, so Ice punishes the Dragon half and Water the Fire half — PalMods calls Ice the better single answer because it covers the fight from the opening seconds. Frostallion is the natural pick, with its 140 Attack and Ice typing; see our how to get Frostallion guide if you do not own one yet. Legendary Spheres are irrelevant here — the egg is the prize, not a catch — and remember the slab is consumed the moment you summon, win or lose (PalMods), so do not start the fight under-geared. Like Bellanoir and Xenolord, Ryu is a slab-gated raid with an egg reward.
Blazamut Ryu is true-breeding-only: exactly 1 of 44,850 pairings in the 1.0 combination table hatches it — Blazamut Ryu + Blazamut Ryu (Game8 lists the same exclusive combo). There is no shortcut pair: you must raid your first one before breeding can begin. Put one male and one female in a Breeding Farm with a Cake in the chest (see our cake guide), and check any pair in the breeding calculator first — 1.0 rewrote the table, and several Early Access recipes no longer work.
Once you own a pair, the other direction pays off: as a parent, Blazamut Ryu produces 70 distinct children, including Aegidron (Dandilord + Blazamut Ryu), Knocklem (Blazamut Ryu + Azurmane), Eidrolon (Blazamut Ryu + Celesdir), Moldron (Blazamut Ryu + Prunelia), Renjishi (Blazamut Ryu + Cryolinx Terra, or Anubis + Blazamut Ryu), Dualith (Blazamut Ryu + Fenglope Lux) and Lapure (Snock Terra + Blazamut Ryu) — all eight pairs verified against the 1.0 combination table (Game8). True breeding also lets you roll for better passives without running another raid (see our passive skills tier list and IVs explained). It takes 48 copies to fully condense one to 4 stars (see our Pal Essence Condenser guide).
From the 1.0 game files, Blazamut Ryu is Paldedex No. 137B, rarity 10, with 130 Attack, 105 HP and 125 Defense — a combined 360, the 21st-highest total in the game. The Attack is the story: 10th of 299. Defense is 15th and HP is 84th (Game8 agrees on all four ranks). It hits like an endgame boss and takes hits nearly as well — the opposite of the glass-cannon raid Pals.
Its partner skill, Dragon Kaiser, is the reason it stays in parties long after the raid is done (Game8): it can be ridden, and while it sits in your party it increases the player's and party Pals' Dragon damage to enemy weak points by 25% at level 1, rising to 40% at level 5. Starfruits raise the skill level.
Every raid-hatched Blazamut Ryu also carries the exclusive passive Eternal Flame: +30% Fire attack damage and +30% Lightning attack damage (Game8). Its exclusive active skill is Magna Crush, a Dragon move at 700 power with a 30-second cooldown, backed by Brawn Impact at 600 and Meteorain at 700 (Game8).
Its work line is genuinely useful: Kindling 6 and Mining 7 (game files; Game8 agrees), which makes it a strong fit for a mining base — the same pairing that makes plain Blazamut valuable, now on a tougher body. As a mount it is a ground runner, not a flyer: sprint 1200 (11th of 299) and run 800 (11th), with 190 stamina (29th) (Game8). The saddle costs Leather ×43, Flame Organ ×60, Paldium Fragment ×57 and Plasteel ×43, and needs level 55 (Game8). Its drops are modest — Coal guaranteed, Medium Pal Soul rare (Game8) — so you raid it for the egg, not the loot.
Nowhere on the map — it has no wild spawn, field boss or egg pool (PalMods). Summon it at a Summoning Altar with a Blazamut Ryu Slab, crafted from four Slab Fragments. Game8 lists Sakurajima Island dungeons (Cherry Blossom Cave, level 52) as the fragment source; PalMods also lists Desert Hard and Sakurajima Hard expeditions.
Only Blazamut Ryu + Blazamut Ryu — exactly 1 of 44,850 pairings in the 1.0 combination table hatches it, so you must raid your first one. As a parent it produces 70 distinct children including Aegidron, Knocklem, Eidrolon, Moldron, Renjishi, Dualith and Lapure.
It can be ridden, and while it is in your party it increases the player's and party Pals' Dragon damage to enemy weak points by 25% at skill level 1, rising to 40% at level 5 (Game8).
Game files: Paldeck No. 137B, rarity 10, 130 Attack (10th of 299), 105 HP (84th), 125 Defense (15th), total 360 (21st). Work: Kindling 6, Mining 7. Exclusive skill: Magna Crush (700 power, Dragon). Exclusive passive: Eternal Flame (+30% Fire and +30% Lightning attack damage).
Yes — 130 Attack on a 125-Defense body, a party-wide Dragon damage buff up to 40%, a guaranteed Eternal Flame passive, and 70 children as a breeding parent. The cost is real: four slab fragments per attempt, a 10-minute raid timer, and no way to catch the boss — you hatch it from the Huge Dragon Egg instead.