How to Catch Cattiva in Palworld (Stats, Skills & Drops)
Cattiva sits at Paldeck #2 and carries the Neutral element with a flat, no-frills profile: Level 1 in four separate work suitabilities, a partner skill that unlocks at the very first level, and a drop table with exactly one confirmed entry. It is not a Pal built around a single standout number; it is a generalist, and this article sticks strictly to what paldb.cc's own Cattiva entry documents, flagging anything that page does not cover rather than guessing at it.
Cattiva at a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Paldeck # | 2 |
| Element | Neutral |
| Partner Skill | Cat Helper (unlocks at partner Level 1) |
| Work Suitability | Handiwork Lv1, Gathering Lv1, Mining Lv1, Transporting Lv1 |
| Confirmed Drop | Red Berries, quantity 1 |
Four work suitabilities, each capped at Level 1, is a modest spread — Cattiva is not specialized for any single base job, but it is immediately useful for all four the moment you catch one.
Catching Cattiva: What the Data Confirms (and Doesn't)
The sourced data confirms Cattiva's Paldeck number as 2 — nothing more than that bare figure. The facts gathered for this article do not include any information about Paldeck size, ordering, or what a low catalog number is supposed to signal about rarity or spawn timing, so this article makes no claim on that front. Treat the number 2 as exactly what it is: an identifier, not evidence of commonness or accessibility on its own.
What the sourced page does not provide, and what this article will not invent: specific spawn biomes, a wild-encounter level range, a recommended capture sphere, or whether a boss/alpha variant exists. None of those fields appear in the facts gathered for this article, so treat them as undocumented rather than assumed. If you need that operational detail, check Cattiva's live Paldeck entry in-game or on paldb.cc directly — this article covers only what its own sourced facts back up.
Partner Skill & Active Skills
Cattiva's partner skill is called Cat Helper, and it unlocks at partner Level 1 — the lowest tier possible, meaning it's available the moment Cattiva joins your roster. The sourced data gives only the skill's name and its unlock level; it does not include a written description of what Cat Helper actually does mechanically, so that detail is undocumented here rather than guessed.
Cattiva's active skill list, deduplicated and sorted by power:
- Punch Flurry — 40
- Air Cannon — 40
- Bog Blast — 40
- Wind Cutter — 40
- Power Shot — 80
- Seed Machine Gun — 80
- Pal Blast — 450
- Holy Burst — 700
That's eight distinct moves spanning a wide power range. Doing the arithmetic: Holy Burst's 700 power is 17.5 times Punch Flurry's 40 (700 ÷ 40 = 17.5), and Pal Blast at 450 is 11.25 times any of the four entry-level 40-power moves (450 ÷ 40 = 11.25). Cattiva's kit opens cheap and ends with two genuinely heavy hitters.
Level 80 Stats & Drops
At Level 80, the sourced ranges are:
- HP: 3,700 – 4,540
- Attack: 520 – 646
- Defense: 470 – 596
Doing the arithmetic on each spread: HP has an 840-point range (4,540 − 3,700 = 840), while both Attack and Defense have identical 126-point ranges (646 − 520 = 126, and 596 − 470 = 126). That symmetry between the Attack and Defense spreads is a documented feature of this specific stat line, not a coincidence worth over-reading, but it's worth showing the math rather than just asserting it.
On drops, the sourced table lists exactly one entry: Red Berries, quantity 1. No separate drop-rate percentage is given alongside that quantity, so the rate itself is undocumented — treat the quantity of 1 as the full extent of what's confirmed.
Practical tips
- Cattiva's Paldeck number is 2, but the sourced data says nothing about spawn zones, biomes, or encounter levels — confirm those in-game before planning a route around it.
- Cat Helper is usable from partner Level 1 onward — there's no waiting period before it's active.
- With Handiwork, Gathering, Mining and Transporting all at Lv1, Cattiva is a flexible early base assignment rather than a specialist for any one job.
- The movepool runs from four 40-power basics up to Pal Blast (450) and Holy Burst (700) — budget for a long unlock ladder if you want the finishers.
- Don't expect materials beyond Red Berries (qty 1) from this Pal — that's the only drop the sourced data confirms.
Running your own Palworld 1.0 server
Tracking down a specific Pal like Cattiva is easiest when your world and your friends' progress are always available, not reset between sessions. A hosted Palworld 1.0 server keeps your base, work assignments and captured Pals live 24/7, supports full crossplay so friends on any platform can join the same map, and handles one-click backups and automatic updates so nothing gets lost between patches.
Conclusion
Cattiva is Palworld's Paldeck #2, a Neutral-element Pal with a flat Lv1 work suitability across Handiwork, Gathering, Mining and Transporting, a Cat Helper partner skill available from partner Level 1, an eight-move kit spanning 40 to 700 power, and Level 80 stats of 3,700 – 4,540 HP, 520 – 646 Attack and 470 – 596 Defense. Its only confirmed drop is Red Berries at quantity 1. Spawn locations, a recommended capture sphere, and any boss variant are not documented in the sourced data — check Cattiva's live in-game or paldb.cc entry for that operational detail rather than trusting a guess.
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