Bushi isn’t just a rad fire samurai Pal; it is also one of the most well-rounded partners you can get in Palworld, excelling at everything from combat to kindling and logging.
Here is how to breed Bushi in Palworld. No, you don’t need a Bushi to start.
Bushi stats in Palworld
| Element Type | Fire |
| Partner Skill | Brandish Blade |
| Work Suitability | Handiwork Lv. One Gathering Lv. One Transporting Lv. Two Kindling Lv. Two Lumbering Lv. Three |
| Most Powerful Attack Skill | Lightning Strike: Power – 120 CT – 40 |
Palworld is in early access, so content is subject to change as the game progresses with updates and its full launch. We’ll update this article to reflect changes or new admin commands when they’re added.
Palworld breeding combinations explained
Breeding in Palworld is highly counterintuitive, and I needed the better part of a week to start seeing patterns and consistencies. While the rules Palworld breeding follows are odd, they do stay entirely consistent and are relatively simple once you get the hang of them.
- Breeding two of the same Pal always produces the same offspring. Bushi + Bushi = Bushi, no matter what.
- Breeding two different Pals yields a random but consistent Pal. This means you can find a combo of two Pals with no business producing a Bushi, but they do. Better yet, they will do so every single time. Combos are random but fixed.
Once you know those rules, you can see why you don’t need a Bushi to breed a Bushi. Some experimentation will eventually get you what you’re looking for, but given the thousands of combinations, you’re far better off checking a list of combos that breed Bushi.
While breeding is more promising, Bushi is also located in the southwest part of the map and the Sealed Realm of the Swordmaster.
How to breed a Bushi egg in Palworld
Because so much RNG goes into what Pals you have, it’s difficult to say with certainty what the most common or lowest level Pals that produce Bushi are. I will put this list in the most common order, but don’t be disheartened if you don’t see any Pals you own. Given how many combos do the trick, you already have what you need in your Palbox.
| Parent one | Parent two | Offspring |
| Nitewing | Celaray | Bushi |
| Nitewing | Dinossom | Bushi |
| Nitewing | Broncherry | Bushi |
| Tombat | Penking | Bushi |
| Tombat | Cinnamoth | Bushi |
| Tombat | Grintale | Bushi |
| Tombat | Azurobe | Bushi |
| Mossanda | Dinossom | Bushi |
| Mossanda | Broncherry | Buhsi |
It’s important to know these combinations are just the most common and easy ways to produce a Bushi egg—there are countless different ways you can get a Bushi from breeding in Palworld. The parents’ gender will not affect whether or not you get the same offspring either; all that matters is one male and one female are present.
Bushi hatches from a Large Scorching Egg. Keep an eye on whichever two Pals you’ve put in the Breeding Farm and watch for when the circle is complete. When the breeding is complete, you will find a Large Scorching Egg in the middle of the Breeding Farm. This egg will hatch a Bushi when it’s finished incubating.
So, there you have it. You know everything you need about breeding Bushi in Palworld.
