How to Catch Snock in Palworld (Location, Skills & Drops)
Snock is an Electric-type snail Pal introduced in Palworld's 1.0 release, and you'll find it roaming both the Palpagos Islands and the new Sunreach Skies region. Beneath that sleepy, half-lidded stare sits a dependable power generator and a genuinely useful battle partner. This guide covers exactly where Snock spawns, how to catch it cleanly, and what its skills, stats, and drops bring to your team.
Snock at a Glance
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Element | Electric |
| Paldeck # | #163 |
| Partner Skill | Charging Shell |
| Work Suitability | Generating Electricity Lv4 |
| Notable Drops | Electric Organ (1-2, 100%), Aquatic Pal Fluids (1-2, 100%) |
Where to Find Snock
Snock appears across the Palpagos Islands and the Sunreach Skies. The main spawner zone is skyisland_8_11_E_meadow, where wild Snock roam at Lv. 64-65. You can also recruit one through the Pal Recruiter on Dark Island and Sky Island, which is a reliable route if the wild spawns are being stubborn.
Hunting a tougher, guaranteed target? Seek out the alpha boss, the Sluggish Blue Bolt Snock, which spawns at Lv. 65-69 around coordinates -369, -1414. Alphas hit harder and soak more damage, but a caught alpha comes with a higher base level and stat ceiling, making the extra effort worthwhile.
Snock's breeding combination isn't documented yet, so for now, catching it in the wild or through the Pal Recruiter is the way to add it to your Paldeck.
How to Catch Snock
Snock is Electric-typed, and Electric is weak to Ground. Bring a strong Ground-type Pal to the fight and you'll shred its health bar in a hurry.
- Pack a Ground-type attacker. Ground moves deal super-effective damage to Snock, so you'll whittle it down fast without risking an accidental knockout.
- Weaken, don't wipe. Chip its HP into the low red zone. The lower the health, the higher your catch rate.
- Watch the Electrify. Snock's kit inflicts the Electrify status, which can chip your own Pals and stack pressure — swap or heal if your catcher starts taking too much.
- Throw high-tier spheres. Against a Lv. 64-69 target (especially the alpha), use Hyper Spheres or better. Ultra/Legendary Spheres give you the best odds on the Sluggish Blue Bolt Snock.
- Approach from behind for the back-strike catch bonus whenever you can line it up.
Skills & Stats
Snock's partner skill, Charging Shell, is its standout perk: while Snock is in your party, the player's attacks inflict Electrify 2 (this does not stack). That turns Snock into a passive damage amplifier for your own weapon fire, not just an active battler.
Its top-end move list leans hard into Electric burst:
- Lightning Bolt (450)
- All Range Thunder (500)
- Shell Charge (500) — exclusive/partner skill, unlocked at Lv. 50
- Thunder Rail (600)
Snock's full learnable skill set runs from Shockwave (80), Lightning Streak (160), TriSpark (250), and Lightning Strike (300) up through the high-tier moves above, so it stays useful across every stage of leveling.
At the base, Snock's single work suitability is Generating Electricity Lv4 — strong enough to keep power-hungry production lines humming at your base. Its Level 80 stat ranges are:
- HP: 3,500-4,280
- Attack: 520-646
- Defense: 500-635
That gives Snock a beefy HP pool and solid defense — a durable Electric option that won't fold under pressure.
Practical tips:
- Assign Snock to your base as a Generating Electricity Lv4 worker to power refrigerators, production benches, and electric infrastructure without a dedicated generator.
- Keep Snock in your active party purely for Charging Shell — the free Electrify 2 on your own attacks pays off even when Snock never swings.
- Its drops, Electric Organ and Aquatic Pal Fluids (both 100%), make farming Snock a clean way to stock crafting materials.
- Chasing the Sluggish Blue Bolt Snock alpha at -369, -1414 nets you a higher-level catch — bring Ground damage and premium spheres.
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Conclusion
Snock is a low-effort, high-value catch: a durable Electric snail that doubles as a Lv4 power generator and a party-wide Electrify buff via Charging Shell. Bring Ground-type damage, weaken it into the red, and land a high-tier sphere — or go for the Sluggish Blue Bolt alpha if you want the beefier version.
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