Palworld Cooling Pals Compared: Pengullet, Swee, Frostplume, Cryolinx, Foxcicle and Sweepa

 

    This guide compares six specific Pals that carry a Cooling work-suitability rating on paldb.cc — Pengullet, Swee, Frostplume, Cryolinx, Foxcicle and Sweepa. It is not a complete list of every Pal in Palworld with Cooling suitability; it covers only the numbers paldb.cc's individual pages publish for these six. Every figure below — work suitability, level 80 stats, partner skill, active skills and drops — is quoted straight from each Pal's own paldb.cc page, cited per Pal in the image captions.

 

Cooling Suitability at a Glance

 

    Per paldb.cc, the Cooling rating for each of the six is: Pengullet 1, Swee 1, Frostplume 4, Cryolinx 4, Foxcicle 4, Sweepa 3. That's a spread of 4 − 1 = 3 points across the set. Element-wise, five of the six are listed as pure Ice types; Pengullet is the outlier with a dual Water/Ice listing. Paldeck numbers, also from paldb.cc, are Pengullet #17, Swee #35, Frostplume #114, Cryolinx #132, Foxcicle #95 and Sweepa #36.

 

 

Full Work Suitability Breakdown

 

    None of these six is a single-job specialist in the data — each carries at least one other suitability besides Cooling. Pengullet: Watering 1, Handiwork 1, Cooling 1, Transporting 1. Swee: Gathering 1, Cooling 1. Frostplume: Gathering 2, Cooling 4. Cryolinx: Handiwork 3, Lumbering 4, Cooling 4, Transporting 4. Foxcicle: Cooling 4, Farming 3. Sweepa: Gathering 2, Cooling 3.

 

    Adding each Pal's listed suitability points together: Pengullet 1+1+1+1 = 4, Swee 1+1 = 2, Frostplume 2+4 = 6, Cryolinx 3+4+4+4 = 15, Foxcicle 4+3 = 7, Sweepa 2+3 = 5. These are simple sums of each Pal's listed suitability levels across all its jobs, shown only to reflect how many work-points paldb.cc records per Pal — not a tier judgment or an overall-quality ranking, since the categories aren't interchangeable.

 

Lv.80 Base Stats Compared

 

    paldb.cc's level 80 stat tables give two figures per stat for each Pal — the JSON source doesn't specify why there are two (likely a low/high individual-value range), so treat these as the published range rather than an explained mechanic. HP: Pengullet 3,700–4,540; Swee 3,300–4,020; Frostplume 5,300–6,620; Cryolinx 4,900–6,100; Foxcicle 4,500–5,580; Sweepa 4,900–6,100. ATK: Pengullet 550–685; Swee 460–568; Frostplume 700–880; Cryolinx 700–880; Foxcicle 670–841; Sweepa 640–802. DEF: Pengullet 470–596; Swee 410–518; Frostplume 650–830; Cryolinx 710–908; Foxcicle 680–869; Sweepa 590–752.

 

    Across the six, the lowest HP figure listed is Swee's 3,300 and the highest is Frostplume's 6,620, a difference of 6,620 − 3,300 = 3,320. The lowest ATK figure is Swee's 460 against a shared high of 880 for both Frostplume and Cryolinx, a difference of 420. DEF runs from Swee's 410 low to Cryolinx's 908 high, a difference of 908 − 410 = 498.

 

 

Partner Skills, Active Skills and Drops

 

    Every one of the six lists its partner skill at level 1 on paldb.cc: Pengullet Launcher, Fluffy, Peacock Pounce, Dragon Hunter, Aurora Guide and King of Fluff, for Pengullet, Swee, Frostplume, Cryolinx, Foxcicle and Sweepa respectively. The source JSON gives only the name and level for each — what each partner skill actually does isn't part of this dataset, so it's left undocumented here rather than guessed.

 

    Active-skill counts also differ: Pengullet, Swee, Frostplume, Foxcicle and Sweepa each list 8 active skills on their paldb.cc moveset tables, while Cryolinx lists 9. By listed power alone (no element attached to any individual skill here), Frostplume's highest-power entry is Absolute Frost at 700, ahead of the 600-power top entry shared by Pengullet's Geyser Gush, Swee's Diamond Rain, Cryolinx's Diamond Rain, Foxcicle's Diamond Rain and Sweepa's Diamond Rain.

 

    Drops, per paldb.cc: Pengullet — Ice Organ (1–2), Aquatic Pal Fluids (1). Swee — Wool (1), Swee Hair (1). Frostplume — Ice Organ (1–2). Cryolinx — Ice Organ (1–3). Foxcicle — Leather (1), Ice Organ (2–3). Sweepa — Wool (3–5).

 

 

Before assigning any of these six to a base, cross-check both suitability columns, not just Cooling — Cryolinx and Foxcicle both carry a Cooling rating of 4, but Cryolinx also lists Handiwork, Lumbering and Transporting suitabilities that Foxcicle doesn't. If you're catching for combat too, remember the level 80 stat figures above are a range, not a fixed number, so an individually-strong catch of a lower-Cooling Pal like Sweepa can still out-tank a freshly caught Frostplume.

 

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Conclusion

 

    Of the six Cooling-suitability Pals covered here — Pengullet, Swee, Frostplume, Cryolinx, Foxcicle and Sweepa — Frostplume, Cryolinx and Foxcicle each carry paldb.cc's highest listed Cooling rating of 4, while Pengullet and Swee sit at 1 and Sweepa at 3. This is a comparison of these six specific entries only, sourced entry-by-entry from paldb.cc, and not a claim about every Cooling-capable Pal in the game.