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Fusion Frostallion Guide — Stats, Best Build & How to Catch

Everything you need to raise, ride and battle with Fusion Frostallion in Palworld 1.0. Fusion Frostallion is a legendary Grass Pal (#197) with 720 HP, 340 ATK and 300 DEF, best known for its Photosynthesis partner skill.

Updated 2026-07-29

Key takeaways
  • Fusion Frostallion overview
  • Base stats & ratings
  • How to catch
  • Best moveset

Fusion Frostallion overview

Fusion Frostallion is a uncommon grass Pal known for its photosynthesis ability. Frequently sighted in the Astral Mountain. It appears most reliably around the Astral Mountain. In combat it deals Grass-type damage and slots into a party as a legendary-tier Grass unit.

Base stats & ratings

HP 720 · ATK 340 · DEF 300 · Speed 63 · Ride Speed 1215 · Stamina 93. Pal Stars rates Fusion Frostallion PvE 10/10, PvP 10/10, Base 9/10 and Mount 10/10 for Palworld 1.0.

How to catch

Fusion Frostallion has a base capture rate of 6 out of 100. Weaken it below 30% HP and use a Legendary or Ultra Sphere from behind for the best odds. Elemental advantage (Fire vs Grass, Water vs Fire, Grass vs Water, Electric vs Water, Ground vs Electric, Ice vs Dragon, Dark vs Neutral, Dragon vs Dragon) speeds the weaken step.

Best moveset

Fusion Frostallion learns 4 active moves in Palworld 1.0. The strongest rotation is Vine Whip, Shadow Ball, Umbral Lance. Pair the highest-power Grass move with a same-type STAB partner so both slots benefit from Grass-boosting passives.

Work suitabilities & base role

Fusion Frostallion is tagged for Planting, Gathering. Slot it into a base loop that stacks its highest work value — for example, an plantation and gathering line — and give it the Workaholic + Serious passives to squeeze out extra work speed.

Partner skill & mount notes

Fusion Frostallion's partner skill "Photosynthesis" activates while it rides on your shoulder or is deployed. Its ride speed of 1215 makes it one of the fastest mounts in Palworld — chain saddle + Nitro Sprint passive to squeeze out top-end speed.